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As Part 2 of the series ‘Exploring green competences for intergenerational fairness’, the next GreenComp Café will focus on the co-creation of practical activities that help strengthen green competences in educational contexts. Participants will work together to develop practical ideas that can be tested in real learning settings, helping turn GreenComp and intergenerational fairness into something concrete, useful and easier to apply in practice. The session is also a chance to exchange ideas with others working on similar themes and gain fresh inspiration for your own educational work. Even if you did not join the first café, you are still very welcome to take part.
As youth leadership and participation is one of the Education for Climate community’s 2026 focus areas, this training in Corfu, Greece, from 18 to 23 May 2026 offers a timely chance to explore how to support young people as active, confident and responsible changemakers. Through hands-on activities, reflection and teamwork, participants will build practical strategies to foster leadership, initiative and active citizenship in young people.
This webinar explores how peer mentoring can support teacher professional growth, collaboration and wellbeing in school settings. Participants will examine different forms of peer mentoring, including early-career support, co-teaching, informal professional learning, eTwinning projects and international exchanges.