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COMENIUS 2012/2014

FINLAND. SWEDEN. AUSTRIA. POLAND. ITALY. HUNGARY. SPAIN. COMENIUS 2012/2014. Young European Entrepreneurs of the Future. 7 partner schools in 7 countries Fostering students‘ understanding of business issues What skills are necessary to besome a successful European entrepreneur?

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COMENIUS 2012/2014

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  1. FINLAND SWEDEN AUSTRIA POLAND ITALY HUNGARY SPAIN COMENIUS 2012/2014

  2. Young European Entrepreneurs of the Future • 7 partner schools in 7 countries • Fostering students‘ understanding of business issues • What skills are necessary to besome a successful European entrepreneur? • Sharing experiences and common activities • Through different types of mobilities • Exchanging best practice examples AIM: to improve the quality of entrepreneurship education

  3. Young European Entrepreneurs of the Future • Year 1: • Analyzingthesituation in participating countries: • Howarebusinessesfounded? • Whatdoesittaketobecome an entrepreneur? • Studyingsuccessfulyoungcompanies • Interviewingentrepreneurs • EUROPEAN PROJECT MEETING tocompareanddiscuss • Year 2: • In eachparticipatingschool, one European businessideaisdeveloped, followinggivenrules • This ispresented in a EUROPEAN PROJECT MEETING in front of an expert jury • Togive an opportunitytocompareandlearn

  4. Stiftung Theresianische Akademie Wien Öffentliches Gymnasium der Stiftung„Theresianische Akademie“1746 - 2012

  5. Assets • Location in the middle of the city, good public transport • 50.000 m2 park, sports facilities, swimming pool, science labs, chapel, etc. • Extracurricularactivities(creative, music, games, languages) • Additional qualifications (Cambridge Exams, DELF, EBCL) • 270 years of tradition

  6. School Focus Secondary Academic School 10 – 18 yrs. • Foreign Languages: 4 mandatory foreign languages: English, French, Latin, Russian • Sport (for a balanced education) • Boarding or day pupils (8 a.m.- 6 p.m.) • International projects • Selection of pupils by interview • 830 students, 130 teachers

  7. Eötvös Loránd University Radnóti Miklós Primary and SecondarySchool

  8. Basic info • about930 students • elementaryschool – ages 6-10, • eight-year secondarygrammarschool („Gymnasium”) – ages 10-18, • six-year secondary grammarschool („Gymnasium”) with zero year for English – ages 12-19 • studentsinthis project – ages 15-17 • over 90 teachers, about half of them also teacher trainers • trainee teachers teaching some of thelessons

  9. Focus • balancededucation: sciences and arts as well, preparingstudentsforuniversitystudies • studentscanchoosetheirmajorsforthelast 2 years • special curriculum followedbysome 50 schoolsin Hungary, includinginternalexaminations from year 8 on, leadingtothenationalmaturaexaminations • emphasisoncompetencies and team work • English:9 years, 3-4 lessons a week, upto C1 level • second language: German, French, Russian, Latin – 4 years, 4-5 lessons a weekupto B2 level • optional IT certificate, otherwise strictly academic

  10. Östra RealStockholm, Sweden

  11. Basic facts • Built 1910 • 1200 students; age 16-18 • 70 teachers and 10 administrative staff, 3 principals • Science, Social studies, Business studies, Law and Entrepreneurship

  12. Pictures

  13. Keravanjoki school is • a comprehensive school (primary + lower secondary) • with 790 students (7-16 years) • and 50 adults, • situated in three buildings • Päivölänkaari (classes 1-2) • Lapila (classes 1-6) • Jaakkola (classes 7-9).

  14. ”Opitaan yhdessä!” Let’s learn together! • Curriculum common to all schools in Finland, with local emphasis • Classes with focus on English, Maths and Science • Special education • International projects, Green Flag school

  15. ZSSIO GDAŃSK SPORT AND COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL COMPLEX

  16. School divisions Kids aged: Pre-school education 5/6 Primary school no. 75 7-12 Lower –secondary school (Gymnasium no. 15) 13-16 Sport school no. 1 13-19 XII Secondary school 16-19

  17. Numbers • Number of students – 1011 including:- 237 in Pre- and Primary school- 242 in Lower-secondary school (Gymnasium)- 480 in Secondary school- 52 in Sport School • Number of teachers - 170 including:- 110 subject teachers- 60 trainers

  18. Our lessons

  19. Extra activities

  20. LICEO CLASSICO VIRGILIO Liceo Classico - Liceo Linguistico Teachers: 66 Students: 800 Staff: 17

  21. - Extra curricular activities Projects such as Theatre, Cinema, Meetings with writers, ecc - Language certifications A1, A2, B1, B2 • Credits (activities outside the school)

  22. Öffentliches Gymnasium der Stiftung„Theresianische Akademie“1746 - 2012

  23. Assets Location in the middle of the city, good public transport. Extracurricularactivities(creative, music, videos, guitar) Welcoming integrating class (inmigrant students first contact) Additional qualifications (arts ) 90 years of tradition

  24. School Focus Secondary Academic School 12 – 18 yrs. Foreign Languages: 3 mandatory foreign languages: English, French, Latin, Spanish and/or Catalan Sport (for a balanced education) USEE. class for disable students. International projects Selection of pupils by location 750 students, 70 teachers

  25. Young European Entrepreneurs of the Future

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