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Europass Teacher Academy is the largest provider of Erasmus teacher training courses.
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As an international course provider with 30 years of experience in organizing courses for European teachers, Europass is an ideal partner for organizing your school’s Erasmus+ KA1 teacher training experience. Our comprehensive range of high-quality Erasmus courses and workshops address the latest trends, methodologies, and tools in teaching and learning. Join us in one of the most beautiful European cities for an unforgettable teacher training experience! For more information on our courses please visit our website at teacheracademy.eu

16/10/2026

Hello from our first Digital Transformation Festival. Let us show you around!

In Split, we’re celebrating Erasmus Days 2026 by bringing educators from across Europe together to explore what technology can do for learning — and how it can make it more creative, inclusive and engaging.

What does that look like? Hands-on workshops, schools sharing their projects, and teachers finding new ideas — and future Erasmus+ partners — along the way🤝.

Curious about what we’re trying, learning and sharing? 👀 Be sure to keep an eye on our social channels to find out more!

14/10/2026

Most of the time, education doesn’t feel world-changing. It looks like ordinary lessons, small conversations, questions, mistakes, progress.

But those everyday moments can change what a student believes they can do, become or understand.

And sometimes, something that felt very small in the classroom turns out to matter much more later on.

What’s one “small” thing you learned at school that turned out to be anything but small? 👇

12/10/2026

Sometimes the biggest ideas — culture, identity, belonging — become easier to understand when we start with something small: language.

In this classroom activity, students explore words from different languages and discover that behind every word there can be a story, an emotion, a way of seeing the world.

Because learning a language is not just about vocabulary.
It’s about curiosity.
It’s about listening.
It’s about understanding perspectives different from our own.

💬 Do you know a word in your language that is hard to translate? Share it in the comments!

✨ Want the printable cards for this activity? Comment “CARDS,” and we’ll send them to you.

Follow for more mindful and inclusive classroom ideas 🌱

09/10/2026

One grade. One comment. And suddenly the whole class is watching. 👀

Quick reminder:
Aggressive communication pushes back and can make the exchange personal.
Passive-aggressive communication hides frustration behind sarcasm.
Assertive communication stays clear, calm and respectful.

In this situation:
A. Shuts the conversation down — but also raises the temperature.
B. Avoids an open argument, but the sarcasm still sends a message.
C. Doesn’t agree with the student or change the grade. It simply moves the discussion to the right time and gives it something concrete to focus on.

Being assertive does not mean saying yes.
Sometimes it means saying: “We can discuss this — just not like this, and not right now.”

Your turn:
Would you instinctively go for A, B or C?

08/10/2026

The latest season of Ted Lasso has just ended — and whether you’ve followed every episode or barely know the show, there’s a reason this football coach has become such an icon. ⚽

A lot of what makes this TV show memorable has very little to do with football. It’s about people, mistakes, confidence, second chances — and knowing that not everyone needs the same thing from you.

Which, if you teach, may sound quite familiar.

So we picked a few of the show’s most memorable ideas and looked at them through a teacher’s eyes.🐟🎯
Which one would you take with you into your next school day?

Save the carousel for later — or send it to the colleague who has been telling you to watch Ted Lasso for years😄

07/10/2026

AI is changing education, but critical thinking remains one of the most valuable skills students can develop.

Helping learners ask better questions, evaluate information, and make informed decisions is more important than ever.

🎥 The full interview is now available on YouTube.

05/10/2026

Happy World Teachers’ Day! 💛

Every 5th October, we celebrate teachers — and this year also marks 60 years since the 1966 UNESCO/ILO Recommendation on the profession.

A lot has changed since then. Today’s teachers are navigating AI, digital tools, inclusion, wellbeing and more diverse learning needs — while around 1 in 3 already use AI in their work and 52% say admin work is a source of stress.*
And yet, the world still needs 44 million additional teachers by 2030. **

So yes, today we’re celebrating the Miss Honeys, McGonagalls, Mr Keatings and Dewey Finns we all know. 🎬
But most of all, the real teachers who show up every day, adapt, encourage, challenge — and keep making learning possible. 💛

Happy World Teachers’ Day!
* OECD, TALIS 2024
** UNESCO

04/10/2026

Gdansk News 🌍 6 countries. 6 organisations. One topic. One shared goal.

Poland 🇵🇱 Finland 🇫🇮 Czechia 🇨🇿 Germany 🇩🇪 Romania 🇷🇴 Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

During the course “Eldcare: Building Empathy and Inclusion for Aging Populations,” we’re exploring empathy, inclusion and the needs of older people. We’re learning from one another and discovering different perspectives.

And after the sessions? An International Food Fair! Flavours, conversations and stories from six countries around one table. This is one of our favourite parts of international gatherings! ❤️

02/10/2026

🚀 Can AI actually help students think more critically?

As artificial intelligence becomes part of everyday life, educators face a new challenge: teaching students not just how to use AI, but how to question it, evaluate it, and think beyond it.

In our latest Teacher Talks episode, we explore practical strategies, classroom activities, and AI tools that can help teachers develop critical thinking skills in the age of artificial intelligence.

🎥 Coming soon on YouTube. Stay tuned!

30/09/2026

Classrooms have changed a lot. Smartboards, apps, online platforms, and finally AI. We have more tools than ever to explain, create, assess and give feedback.

But some of the moments students remember most need no technology at all.
Noticing when someone has gone unusually quiet.
Knowing when to push — and when not to.
A simple “you can do this” said at exactly the right moment.

The tools will keep changing. That part of teaching probably won’t (even though it's one of the hardest parts of teaching to mesure).

What do you think makes the human side of teaching so powerful? 👇

Education can have the best tools, the latest technology and endless resources.
But none of them can replace a teacher who knows their students, understands what they need and is truly present.
That’s the “human touch” George Lucas is talking about — and probably one of the hardest parts of teaching to measure.
What do you think makes the human side of teaching so powerful?

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