Exchange House National Traveller’s Service is pleased to announce we are one of six partners working on a new EU project called LeaCoMM. The first partners meeting took place in the city of Maribor, Slovenia from 28th - 29th March 2014.
It was a very enjoyable and productive meeting where the six partners got the opportunity to meet each other and get the LeaCoMM project started.
The aim of LeaCoMM is the establishment of a platform for teachers in Europe who work with multicultural, multiethnic, multilingual and multireligious learners in their classroom or school environment. LeaCoMM aims to offer tools for teachers to develop their professional skills in this area as well as create a network for teachers across Europe to exchange good learning practice, methods and learning materials.
The LeaCoMM platform for teachers will be an online intercultural environment through a dedicated website and social networking media. On the website there will be a number of areas for teachers, including:
The lead partner on the project for LeaCoMM is Soros International House – Vilnius, Lithuania and the other partners include
The next partner meeting is 30th June – 2nd July in Ankara Turkey. In the meantime all partners will continue to work on their work packages. Exchange House National Traveller's Service is happy to be a part of this new and exciting EU project and we will post regular updates on its progress.
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