Projekte

EU-/Internationale Projekte

Auf der internationalen Ebene beteiligen wir uns aktiv als Koordinator oder Partner an Europäischen Projekten im Rahmen verschiedener EU-Förderprogramme.
In diesen Vorhaben geht es wesentlich um die Entwicklung und Erprobung innovativer Produkte, aber auch um den grenzüberschreitenden Erfahrungsaustausch und Know-How-Transfer sowie die Vernetzung von Aktivitäten und Institutionen. Das breite Themenspektrum umfasst die Bereiche Bildung, Beschäftigung, Soziales, Gesundheit, Kultur, Integration, Regionalentwicklung, Justiz, Forschung & Entwicklung sowie Umwelt & Energie.

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  FLAG - Foreign Language Learning Gamified

  Promoting a comprehensive approach to language teaching and learning in schools

  Schools play a crucial role in shaping young minds, especially during their most formative years. With pupils spending a significant part of their day in an educational environment, schools have the potential to become places of creative thinking, inspiration and responsibility.

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  MIL and PRE-BUNKING approaches for Critical thinking in the education sector

  The idea behind…

  In an era of hyper-connection and continuous flow of information and news especially from digital media, vulnerability related to exposure to disinformation, fake news and risks is becoming stronger and stronger. Teachers are facing heavy difficulties in embedding novel teaching approaches that can stimulate critical thinking in their daily classes.

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  I-L4SH – Intergenerational Learning for Sustainable Households

  The Erasmus+ project I-L4SH addresses the urgent need for collective action on climate change. Focused on secondary education, the project integrates innovative teaching methods, emphasing intergenerational learning (IGL) and Citizen Science (CS) activities.

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  GBS - Green Business Seniors

  Empowering Senior citizens’ self-employment in Green Business - - to motivate older citizens for self-employment in the Green Business.

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  Environmental Sustainability and Green Entrepreneurship Competence-Building in Kindergartens

  Green GUARDens is an Erasmus Plus project which targets kindergarten teachers and their students (3.5 to 6 years old), including those who are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing (DHH). The urgency of global climate change requires the redefinition of interdisciplinary educational goals and contents in school curricula related to green entrepreneurship education and sustainable development.

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  Growing into Eco-concious Adults

  With the increasing threats posed by environmental challenges such as global warming, pollution, urbanization, deforestation, and biodiversity loss, the need to raise awareness about these issues has become more urgent than ever. Adult education plays a critical role in preparing citizens for the future and encouraging them to take responsibility for protecting the communities they live in, in response to these global challenges.

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  Strengthening youth entrepreneurship and innovation capital for the circular economy

  The SYnC project seeks to empower young people and youth workers by providing them with a non-formal educational framework that will unleash their creativity and will help them build innovative business ideas that are tailored to the circular economy.

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  EVERGREEN - Empowering VET Institutions towards Greener Initiatives

  In the face of the current climate crisis, tomorrow’s jobs require skills that meet the demands of the green and digital transformation. Investments in greening VET are considered a cornerstone of the process as they can have positive impacts on several levels: They improve the employability of workers and the productivity of enterprises as they reflect current and future labour market needs; they support sustainable lifestyles and increase awareness and motivation to develop a green culture;

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  SAFE - Seniors' Anti-Fake Education

  Many people find it difficult to distinguish factual from false information from the internet and from social media. They have difficulty finding valid sources and often consume information without critically examining it. While people of all ages fall victim to fake news, recent studies show that older people are more susceptible to fake news and digital misinformation than young people.

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  Critical Balance

  During 2020 and 2021 Europe has gone through an extremely uncertain time with the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. This has given rise to a wide array of conspiracy theories related to the pandemic, for example, that the pandemic is a hoax, that the virus was created in a laboratory and that vaccination against Covid-19 is a cover-up for microchipping people.