Move2Learn, Learn2Move is a one-off initiative launched by the European Commission on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Erasmus programme for education and training, youth and sport.
Move2Learn, Learn2Move is a one-off initiative launched by the European Commission on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Erasmus programme for education and training, youth and sport. The objective of the initiative is to give young people who have been involved in a learning project the opportunity to travel to another country in Europe, individually or with their school class. The initiative will be implemented through the eTwinning network, which has been enabling teachers and pupils across Europe to develop projects together through an online platform for more than ten years.
This initiative responds to calls by the European Parliament to further promote youth mobility across Europe.
In addition to discovering one or several other European cultures, the young people selected as part of the initiative will also be made more aware of the impact transport has on the environment, especially the CO2 emissions which are responsible for climate change. Participants will need to combine several modes of transport in order not to exceed a certain threshold of emissions. Social inclusion will also be taken into account when the beneficiaries are chosen. (...)
Move2Learn, Learn2Move is a one-off initiative launched by the European Commission on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Erasmus programme for education and training, youth and sport. The objective of the initiative is to give young people who have been involved in a learning project the opportunity to travel to another country in Europe, individually or with their school class. The initiative will be implemented through the eTwinning network, which has been enabling teachers and pupils across Europe to develop projects together through an online platform for more than ten years.
This initiative responds to calls by the European Parliament to further promote youth mobility across Europe.
In addition to discovering one or several other European cultures, the young people selected as part of the initiative will also be made more aware of the impact transport has on the environment, especially the CO2 emissions which are responsible for climate change. Participants will need to combine several modes of transport in order not to exceed a certain threshold of emissions. Social inclusion will also be taken into account when the beneficiaries are chosen. (...)
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