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C1- Sustainable Agriculture (Türkiye)
C1- Sustainable Agriculture (Türkiye)
Mobility in İstanbul
3-7 November 2025
The mobility in Istanbul brought together students and teachers to explore the theme of Sustainable Agriculture through collaborative workshops, cultural visits and hands-on activities. Throughout the week, participants engaged in learning experiences that increased their awareness of green careers, strengthened their digital skills and encouraged international cooperation. The programme also provided meaningful opportunities for cultural exchange, teamwork and the development of environmentally responsible attitudes. This mobility served as a strong contribution to the project’s aim of fostering greener career pathways and sustainable thinking among young people.
Day 1 – Monday, 3 November 2025
The week began with a warm “Welcome All” meeting at the host school. Participants met the school administration, staff, and students. A reception was held in the conference hall, where partner schools presented on Sustainable Agriculture and shared their Eating Habits Diaries.
A short music recital followed.
Later, guests explored the school through a guided tour, while students participated in ice breaking sports activities such as archery and table tennis.
After lunch in the school canteen, the group enjoyed a relaxing Bosphorus boat trip, offering a first glimpse of Istanbul’s cultural landscape.
Day 2 – Tuesday, 4 November 2025
The day started with practical digital workshops:
Group 1: Google Docs – Creation of job description cards in the food and agriculture sector.
Group 2: Mindomo – Mapping job roles in sustainable agriculture.
Meanwhile, teachers held a coordination meeting to plan upcoming mobilities, activities, mobility tool requirements and TwinSpace organisation.
A short lecture followed on creating an effective CV. Students then joined a CV and LinkedIn Profile Workshop, preparing professional documents based on the job roles created earlier.
After lunch, students participated in a Dragon Boat water sport activity, promoting teamwork and physical engagement.
The day concluded with a cultural city tour in Taksim, including İstiklal Street, St. Anthony Church, and—optionally—climbing the Galata Tower.
Day 3 – Wednesday, 5 November 2025
The group visited the Istanbul Indoor Vertical Farming Application Center, gaining insight into innovative agricultural technologies such as underground vertical farming, smart systems and climate-controlled food production.
After lunch, participants toured the magnificent Dolmabahçe Palace, one of Istanbul’s most iconic landmarks on the Bosphorus.
The day ended with free time in Beşiktaş and a scenic walk toward Ortaköy, where students enjoyed shopping and sightseeing.
Day 4 – Thursday, 6 November 2025
The group travelled to the historical heart of Istanbul: Sultanahmet Square.
The programme included:
A guided tour of Topkapı Palace
A visit to Hagia Sophia
Exploration of the Basilica Cistern
The afternoon continued with visits to the Blue Mosque and the Hippodrome of Constantinople, followed by shopping time in Eminönü Square, the Grand Bazaar, and around Galata Bridge.
Day 5 – Friday, 7 November 2025
The final day focused on creativity and reflection.
Students completed Workshop 3, where they designed a vertical farm model and participated in tree sapling activities.
Afterward, all participants filled out evaluation and feedback forms.
The afternoon was free for rest or shopping.
The mobility ended with a joyful Farewell Dinner, during which certificates were awarded to all teachers and students.
C2-Renewable Energy(Germany)
C2-Renewable Energy(Germany)
GERMAN MOBILITY — LIPPSTADT, GERMANY 13–18 April 2026
The German mobility week proved to be a rich and rewarding experience for all participants. 13 students and four teachers from partner schools took part in a carefully designed programme that combined expert knowledge, hands-on activities, cultural visits and collaborative work. The week offered students a unique opportunity to broaden their understanding of renewable energy, develop key skills and build lasting connections with peers from across Europe.
Monday, 13th April 2026
The day began with a welcome ceremony where students met the school staff and headmaster. Each group then presented renewable energy applications from their own country and shared good practices from across Europe. An expert lecture by Prof. Dr. Goebel followed, covering different energy sources, their benefits, and innovative technologies in the field. The afternoon was dedicated to ice-breaking games organised by the German students, and the day closed with a TaskCard Workshop where students reflected on their first day and learned about the Photo Competition.
Tuesday, 14th April 2026
The group visited the Centre for International Light Art in Unna, where they took part in a guided tour and a Light Graffiti workshop. After returning to Lippstadt, the students took part in the Renew-a-bead game in the afternoon.
Wednesday, 15th April 2026
The morning was spent in a Careers Workshop focused on jobs in the renewable energy sector, where students created a list of professions and prepared interview questions. The group then visited the Bilstein Cave, and the day ended with a visit to the Wind and Solar Park in Belecke.
Thursday, 16th April 2026
The group spent the day in Münster. They joined a guided tour of the Old Town, then had free time for lunch and sightseeing in the city centre. In the afternoon, they took a solar boat trip on the Solaaris and visited the Port of Münster.
Friday, 17th April 2026
The morning was dedicated to tree planting at Hof Hönemann in Bökenförde. Students then gathered for a barbecue lunch with music. The afternoon included feedback and evaluation sessions, where students reflected on the week, followed by free time. The week concluded with a Certificate Ceremony and a Farewell Dinner in the evening.
C3- Waste Management ( Finland)
C3- Waste Management ( Finland)
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