Erasmus+ courses (European participants)

EU and the European Union in Brussels April 15-17th 2026 (in Danish and English)

German language, culture and society in Berlin May 26-29th 2026 (in German)

Four day’s course about German language, culture and society. For teachers within lower secondary school education – pupils aged 14-17.

Program

Diensttag May 26th 2026

09.00-10.30 Begrüßung durch Kursleiter Bent Hansen

11.00-12.30 Kurze Präsentation: Was ist strategische Kompetenz?

13.30-15.30 U-BahnOrientierungslauf

Mittwoch May 27th 2026

9.00-10.30 Deutschland 2026

11.00-12.30 Wortschatz im Fremdsprachenunterricht

13.30-15.30 Deutschland 2026

15.45-16.45 Interkultureller und internationaler Austausch

Donnerstag May 28th 2026

9.00-11.00 Alternative Kultur in Berlin: Street Art Tour

11.30-12.30 Wie können wir mit Geschichte im Fremdsprachenunterricht arbeiten?

13.30-14.30 Deutschland. So nah und groß. Und doch so fern und klein

15.00-16.30 Schriftlich mit Berlin arbeiten

16.30-18.00 Auf eigene Faust in Berlin

Freitag May 29th 2026

9.00-12.00 Schulbesuch

14.00-15.00 Auswertung & Auf Wiedersehen

Inhalt: Weiterbildung für Deutschlehrer an dänischen Internatsschulen. Der Schwerpunkt liegt auf der deutschen Sprache und der Fremdsprachendidaktik und sekundär auf der deutschen Kultur und der Gesellschaft. Zusätzlich gibt es auch Kulturaktivitäten und einen Schulbesuch in Berlin.

Zeitpunkt May 26-29th 2026

Ort: Felleshus der Nordischen Botschaften, Rauchstrasse 1, D-10787 Berlin

Zielgruppe: Lehrer und Lehrerinnen aus ganz Europa

Sprache: Deutsch

Teilnehmer: 25

Dozent und Kursleiter: Bent Hansen: cand.mag in Pädagogik, Master in Fremdsprachendidaktik und ausgebildeter Lehrer für Deutsch als Fremdsprache. 22 Jahre Unterrichtserfahrung an den Freien Schulen. Unterrichtet seit drei Jahren als Dozent für Deutsch als Fremdsprache bei Der freien Lehrerschule.

Course fee

€ 300 – includes course fee and lunch at the course.

Transport and hotel are not included in the price – participants must book hotel and transport themselves.

Registration

Send an e-mail to jcj@efterskolerne.dk

Organizer

The Danish Efterskole Association

Jakob Clausager Jensen, Head of international relations

jcj@efterskolerne.dk, +45 2236 1153

Farvergade 27H, 2., 1463 Copenhagen K., Denmark

This activity is partly financed by Erasmus+

Estonian school succes and European school cooperation November 2-4th 2026 (in English)

Three days course and contact seminar where you can find partners for class exchanges, job-shadowing, Erasmus+ and Nordplus projects within lower secondary school education – pupils age 15-17.

Purpose

The purpose of the course and the contact seminar is to learn from the Estonian school success and for the participants to find future partners for class exchanges.

What lies behind Estonia’s success in PISA? Strengths of Estonian education – school autonomy, equity and well-trained teachers. Can some elements of Estonia’s educational system be implemented in other countries?

Content

There will be plenty of opportunities for the personal meeting between the individual teachers from other European countries. The course will focus on best practice in relation to travel and online collaboration as part of the students' teaching. In addition, the participants will gain broad knowledge of how to apply for funding for European cooperation. There will be plenty of partners from schools across Europe for all participants – including 20 schools from Denmark.

Participants

European lower secondary school teachers and leaders (pupils age15-17)

Program

Monday November 2nd, 2026

9.00 Welcome and introduction

9.10 Introduction of participants and specific interests

10.00 Estonian Education: Excellence in PISA, looking to reinforce success

11.00 Break

11.15 Workshop: What did you learn from the presentation about Estonian school system?

11.30 Workshop: Best practices of class exchanges/pupil mobilities

12.00 Lunch

13.00 School visit – Tallinna Pelgulinna State Gymnasium

14.30 Workshop in smaller groups - find partners

18.30 Dinner and cultural event

Tuesday November 3rd, 2026

9.00 Future School – evidence-driven change management for collaborative school culture

10.00 Break

10.20 The different opportunities for schools in the Erasmus+ program and Nordplus

11.00 Workshop: Best practices of Job-shadowing/ Small-scale Partnerships / Cooperation Partnerships

11.20 Break

11.30 Workshop: Best practices of class exchanges / pupil mobilities

11.50 Workshop in smaller groups - find partners for:

12.20 Lunch

13.20 Workshop in smaller groups - find partners for:

14.00 Agree on your future cooperation with your new partners

15.30 End of program

Wednesday November 4th, 2026

8.45 We meet outside the school

9.00 School visit 1: Bilingual public school

9.00 School visit 2: Normal public school

12.00 End of program

Where: Tallinn Estonia

When: November 2nd-4th, 2026

Participants: Teachers from European lower secondary schools (students age 15-17)

Course fee: 200 Euro
Transport, meals and hotel is not included in the price - participants must book hotel and transport themselves.

Registration: https://podio.com/webforms/29176781/2379337

Organizer:
The Royal Danish Embassy in Estonia and The Danish Efterskole Association
Jakob Clausager Jensen, Head of international relations
jcj@efterskolerne.dk, +45 22361153
Farvergade 27 H, 2., 1463 Copenhagen K, Denmark

The activity is partly financed by Erasmus+

Global dannelse

Erasmus+ courses (European participants)

EU and the European Union in Brussels April 15-17th 2026 (in Danish and English)

The purpose of the course is to provide participants with a broad knowledge of the EU institutions, the daily work in Brussels and current and future issues within the European Community.

German language, culture and society in Berlin May 26-29th 2026 (in German)

Estonian school succes and European school cooperation November 2-4th 2026 (in English)