The community for schools in Europe
eTwinning is a community for schools, an online space where schools can collaborate. eTwinning provides a safe and free platform for teachers and pupils across Europe to work together on projects, discuss in online groups, and develop their professional skills.
Who can join eTwinning?
The eTwinning community is open to all teachers and school staff in eTwinning countries, including professionals working in early childhood education and care and initial vocational education and training. eTwinning also offers opportunities for teacher educators and student teachers at initial teacher education institutions to get involved in eTwinning.
What’s in it for me?
By joining eTwinning, you gain access to Europe’s largest community of schools and teachers. In this community, you can find project partners for your eTwinning project ideas or join others in their existing projects. To kickstart your eTwinning journey, the eTwinning ambassadors network and the national support organisations are there to support you. As a member of eTwinning, you can also enhance your teaching skills with a wide range of dedicated onsite and online courses, webinars and conferences.
Latest eTwinning news
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The 2026 eTwinning Schools conference will bring together members of the community to explore how best to support schools in preparing learners for...
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We’re launching a new generation of moderated groups, and you can apply to become a facilitator.
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From 1 to 3 October, the eTwinning community came together to explore the new theme of Future-ready schools.
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eTwinning projects
This project combined podcasting, language learning and digital tools to help pupils improve communication skills while sharing hobbies and interests with international peers.
In this project, pupils explored colours through games and sensory activities, helping them build communication, musical and creative skills in an inclusive learning environment.
This project explored sustainable travel, encouraging pupils to plan greener holidays, work together and develop life skills.