Meet Helena, Klaus, Kasia, Enzo and Marion – our “DIGITAL EXPLORERS” on a fieldtrip across Europe to see how digitalisation is coming along.

This toolkit has been developed for secondary school teachers and secondary school young learners (14–15 years old). It aims to support teachers to organise discussions in the classroom to effectively address gender stereotypes, based on the example of the transport sector.

Four European students describe their experiences in Tortona, Italy, while on 'Youth Exchanges', an Erasmus+ programme.

These 2-4 minutes videos invite you to discover various climate-related topics, such as causes and consequences of climate change, EU climate action, ...

In 2018, the European Union celebrated the 50th anniversary of the EU Customs Union.

In Europe, energy is ubiquitous in our daily lives, supplying power to everything around us without us even realising it: heating for our homes, light...

The EU is committed to the Paris Agreement on climate change which was reached on 12 December 2015. The agreement presents an action plan to limit glo...

More than 90% of Europeans want the EU to combat climate change. See in this video how the European Green Deal aims at transforming the way we live, w...

How the EU responded to the 2015 migration crisis.

The European Commission is presenting the first ever Child Rights Strategy to ensure protection and support to all children, regardless of background,...

Take a trip back in time to discover important moments in history, inventions, major events in sport and society and more… many of which made the EU w...

The European Union in 60 seconds.

Virtual tour of Europa: the house of EU countries.

Short versions of the film produced by the Council of the EU for Europe Day, 9 May 2015, inspired by Victoria Martín de la Torre's book: 'Europe, a le...

Explore, collate and create your own sea map.Learn more about Europe's seas and coasts, their environment, related human activities and European polic...

This online toolkit is designed to support everyone looking for creative educational resources to engage students aged 13-16 in the conservation and preservation of European wildlife and natural habitats

The European Solidarity Corps creates opportunities for young people to volunteer or work in projects in their own country or abroad.

Do you use statistics when you teach? Or are you a student wanting to understand more about statistics? Then the Education corner on Eurostat website is the right place for you!

This material is produced by the European Commission Representation in Berlin and is available in German