Description
Whether you’re a student, a teacher, a young person looking for opportunities, or simply someone who’s curious, here you’ll find programmes tailored to your needs, with practical information on how to get involved.
Who is behind ‘Vetrina Europa’?
Vetrina Europa is a project run by Rete Europa, a network bringing together bodies, institutions and organisations in our region that experience, study and share stories about Europe every day.
Thanks to their diverse perspectives, Vetrina Europa allows you to learn about the European Union from a range of viewpoints and to discover how Europe actually affects our daily lives.
The following are currently part of the Europa Network:
The Autonomous Province of Trento, comprising:
- UMSe Europa – Europe Direct Trentino and CDE Trento
- The Department for Vocational Training, Tertiary Education and System Functions
- the Office for Relations with the EU
- the Office for Youth Policies and Civil Service
- the Employment Agency – EURES
- Trentino Sviluppo
- The Institute for Educational Research and Experimentation – IPRASE
- The Centre for International Cooperation
- The Balkan and Caucasus Observatory
The University of Trento, with:
- the School of International Studies
- the Jean Monnet Centre
The Foundations:
- The Alcide De Gasperi Foundation of Trentino
- The Antonio Megalizzi Foundation
- The Trentino Historical Museum Foundation
- The Campana dei Caduti Foundation
- The Franco Demarchi Foundation
The Municipality of Trento, through:
- the Youth Policy Office
- The Civico 13 Information Centre
The OECD
The Council of the Autonomous Province of Trento
Please note that the European Union’s new portal, ‘Learning Corner’, dedicated to teachers, children and teenagers, is now available. The portal offers a wide range of free, interactive and user-friendly educational resources to help users learn about and explore the European Union. The materials can be accessed from any device and are available in the EU’s 24 official languages.
You can try out games, puzzles and quizzes at the following address:https://europa.eu/learning-corner/home_it.
Schools and teachers are encouraged to promote and use this resource as part of their teaching activities.
The educational initiatives are designed and delivered by members of the Network, each of whom contributes their specific expertise, offering a rich and complementary range of experiences and knowledge to engage citizens, students and professionals with European issues.