GSS EU Science Funding Gateway

Activities should be taught during the school year and could include project weeks, study visits, and other immersive activities.

Activities will be offered by schools and VETs (ISCED 1 – 4) and they may design and deliver content on EU issues and create learning experiences themselves or with the support of higher education institutions or other relevant organisations (NGOs, Associations, etc.).

The initiatives must respect one or more of the following:

• teaching on European Union matters officially embedded in the curricula (teaching in one or more existing subjects);
• learning experiences on European Union subjects which complement already existing courses: collaborative learning, co-teaching, among other subjects);
• extracurricular seminars, study visits, other kinds of EU experiences involving other organisations).

Projects should normally last 36 months. A Jean Monnet Learning EU initiative must be implemented for a minimum of 40 hours per school year for three consecutive years on EU based subjects.