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    Europamobil is looking for crew!

    What is Europamobil?Europamobil is a project directed to pupils and to international students. It aims to enhancepupils interest in European issues by making Europe tangible to them. To do so, a group of 20students from different EU countries visit schools in Brandenburg, a region of Germany. Theproject has already taken place twice, 2009 in Germany and 2010 in France.

    Who can participate in Europamobil?Theproject is directed to students of European Studies or other relevant disciplines from all EUcountries. All costs of participation are covered.

    How long does the project last?The project starts on the 8th of September and ends on the 2nd of October 2011. During thewhole project period the participants stay at the Genshagen Castle close to Berlin.

    What are the activities of Europamobil?The participating students visit with a bus, the Europamobil, 10 schools in Brandenburg/Germany where a programme of workshops, seminars, simulation games and language animations isimplemented. The travel lasts 10 days and each day one school is visited. The programme isdeveloped by the students participating in the project during a preparatory seminar prior to thetravel. The programme concerns various European issues ranging from single European market,EU institutions to energy policy. The focus is on the question What has European Union to do

    with me and my everyday life? What possibilities does it offer to me? Afterwards the results ofthe project are presented during a public conference.

    What kind of assistance is provided to the participating students?In the classrooms the students teach in teams of 3 to 4 people. During the whole project periodassistance of two professional instructors is provided. The instructors act as seminar leaders andcoaches, since they are experts in the field of pedagogical training as well as in the subject ofEuropean integration. In case of need students can get additional help from them, since they alsosupervise students actions at schools.

    How do students profit from their participation?

    The students can gain practical experience in teaching and project management in aninternational environment. Depending on the university, the participation may be recognised asan internship or an ECTS equivalent. All involved participants may enrich their knowledge aboutissues related to European integration process by participating in discussions with invited expertsas well as in the final conference. The one-week preparatory seminar includes training units aboutproject management and pedagogical methods. The project gives also an opportunity to build anetwork and to reinforce intercultural skills.

    What languages are used? The project language is English; workshops at schools will be given in English, German andFrench. Hence the students should have very good command of English and speak German or

    French very well.

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    What is the projects impact on pupils?The Europamobilproject provides to the participating pupils the opportunity to practice foreignlanguages and to test new pedagogical methods.

    The results of the project are brought to attention of authorities during the final conference.

    Information & Application:The application deadline is the 1st of July 2011. Interested studentsare welcome to contact the project coordinator Magdalena Kurpiewska by phone0049 (0) 33 78 - 80 59 50 or email: [email protected].

    You can find further information and application documents on the project homepage:www.europamobil-online.eu

    Please send the application documents via mail, email or facsimile until the 1st of July

    2011 to:

    Magdalena KurpiewskaStiftung GenshagenIm Schloss14974 GenshagenGermany

    Tel: +49 (0) 33 78 - 80 59 50Fax: +49 (0) 33 78 - 87 00 13

    [email protected]

    The Europamobil project is organized by the Genshagen Foundation and the Robert Bosch Foundation. It isfinanced by the Robert Bosh Foundation and the Federal State of Brandenburg.