The EU now has 500 million citizens, 28 Member States, three alphabets and 24 official languages, some of them with worldwide coverage. The European Commission is working with national governments to meet an ambitious goal: enabling citizens to communicate in two languages other than their mother tongue. Read more about this key competence in the following tutorial!

Entrepreneurship may be mistakenly related only to economic activities and business creation, however, it is much more than that. ‘Sense of initiative and entrepreneurship’ is one of the eight key competences for lifelong learning defined by the European Union. It is refers to an individual's ability to identify and seize opportunities, turn ideas into action, and to plan and manage processes to achieve objectives. In this tutorial you can find out more about this key competence and how teachers can foster it in their students.

This tutorial offers teachers some political background information and practical ideas for promoting and supporting intercultural learning, using structured tasks within the framework of the schools exchange.

This tutorial offers educators information and practical ideas on how to promote inclusion, and how to approach topics of cultural diversity and tolerance with students.

The Internet is a place where curiosity and creativity can thrive. Nevertheless, in education we are also aware of certain pitfalls, and of the importance of helping young people – and their teachers and families – to be more critically reflective when using online media.

Taking part in courses for professional development is the most popular staff mobility activity for teachers and other school staff under the Key Action 1. In this tutorial you will find useful tips to select interesting and relevant courses for you, or for your school staff.