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Shaping Europe – Civic Education in Action

A scholarship programme for professionals active in Citizenship Education from Central and Southeastern Europe

Closing date for applications: June 16th 2013
New in 2013: Applicants from Greece, Cyprus and Turkey are welcome!

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The German Federal Agency for Civic Education (bpb) and the Robert Bosch Stiftung are awarding 16 scholarships to active professionals from Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Greece, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Turkey.

We are looking for people at the beginning of their professional careers who wish to be active internationally. We expect applicants to already be actively promoting democracy and social responsibility in their own countries and to be engaged in civic education.

We offer participants the opportunity to become an intern in a German educational institution and to participate in the network of European political education. The working language in the programme is German.

Further information and application forms here

More information on the Federal Agency for Civic Education

Please feel free to contact Daniel Kraft (kommunikation@bpb.bund.de) with any further question

Informationen in Deutsch

Consumer Classroom: a community website bringing together consumer education resources from across the EU

Consumer ClassroomConsumer Classroom is a community website for teachers bringing together an extensive library of consumer education resources from across the EU, along with interactive and collaborative tools to help prepare and share lessons with students and other teachers.

The Consumer Classroom website aims to promote consumer education and in particular to encourage its teaching in European secondary schools. It is a multilingual pan European website financed by the General Directorate of Health and Consumers of the European Commission.

The website’s strength lies in the quality of its teacher resources and its collaborative tools such as the Lesson Builder, Forums and Live Chat. It is suitable for teachers of students aged 12-18 but open to anyone willing to contribute. The website has been developed to make it easy for teachers to learn about consumer topics, create or choose ready-made lessons to teach their students and collaborate online with other teachers and classrooms around Europe.

Website (available in many different languages)