Cooperation News
Studying abroad, communicating with people from various European countries and gaining new experience and impression is not a fantasy, but reality that can become a part of your life. Within project “Education on Maximum” we talked to people who participated in Erasmus+ EU youth exchange program. We are sharing their stories and telling how to find courage to apply, what to do and which “baggage” to bring back. Read more
Study and practice abroad, skill improvement, job shadowing, exchange of experience, developing new education programs, cooperation between higher education institutions and public authorities, businesses, civil society, etc. – look for all these and other opportunities in our guide.
Dariia has been teaching English at the Novopillia Educational Complex near the city of Kryvyi Rih for 12 years already. In 2014, she encountered a post about the eTwinning Plus program on social media, which allowed implementing foreign projects, communicating in foreign languages with European states. Read more
Last year, Oleksandr Moskalenko, the student of Poltava National Pedagogical University and Vadym Hetman Kyiv National Economic University, who studies three specialties (mathematics, finance and translation from English), traveled to Denmark for four months. He took part in Erasmus+ programme, which provides grants for studying and living abroad. Read more
Imagine yourself as a sixth-grader, who is offered during the lesson of Ukrainian literature to write an essay about happiness. Not really interesting, right? And now imagine yourself as a sixth-grader who is offered by the teacher to watch a movie. In that movie, the new clothes of the main characters, your peers, have an amazing property: each time, they slip their hand to their right pockets they can pull out money. In general, the movie says that happiness is not in the money, and tells about charity, friendship and mutual help. And only now you are offered to write an essay about happiness. Read more
20 Ukrainian students, together with peers from other countries, took part in the Space Leaders School under the Erasmus+ program. During three weeks in Poland and Slovakia, they attended astronomy and aviation lectures at three universities, observed planets in a telescope, traveled on airplanes and trained on flight simulators. Read more
