Sustainability involves meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. It’s a concept that connects past, present and future in the sense that by adopting sustainable practices we encourage people to make choices that minimize harm to the environment. Sustainability and cultural and/or natural heritage share a symbiotic and influential relationship. Preserving cultural heritage helps foster sustainability by promoting a sense of identity, community, and connection to the environment. In turn, sustainable practices help safeguard cultural heritage by ensuring the longevity of resources and ecosystems that are vital to cultural traditions. These are essential to be preserved so that the new generations can profit and not lose their social and historical identities. It is our collective responsibility to ensure that these concepts are integrated into our policies, and educational systems to secure a sustainable and prosperous future. In Slovenia-to mention a few of our visits, the Natural Parks, the Caves, the Salinas but also the Museums and Urban spaces are places of natural and cultural preservation whereas the Reuse Centre in Ljubljana focuses on sustainability through reusing consumer goods.

Trainers will be in contact with the participants in order to solve any questions or doubts and provide advice on accommodation, airports, airlines etc. They will also familiarise participants with the website of the seminars (https://www.learntoteacheu.org/) which will be used to upload pedagogical material created during the course duration.

Course fee: 490 euros per person.

It includes the course fee, entry tickets where needed, and transportation within the working days of the course. Airport transport and accommodation are not included. Please, take into consideration that sending institutions should have insurance coverage for their participants as stated in the Erasmus+ Quality Standards for Mobilities.

Program*