

The project aims to involve teachers from vocational secondary schools and jointly develop practical and inspiring learning resources. These materials will be freely available on the Moodle platform and easily applicable in everyday teaching practice. The range of topics is broad – from fostering a positive classroom climate to practical ways of using artificial intelligence in education.
The project brings together experienced adult education trainers, school teachers, and students, whose perspectives provide valuable inspiration for the development of the materials.
The activities are not limited to the online environment. Face-to-face meetings are also planned, including a meeting of participating teachers in Vilnius and another meeting of the project implementation team in Kroměříž.

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These modules are designed to increase the digital and professional competences of teachers. Specifically, they focus on:
The course will also include practical assignments that teachers can apply directly in their teaching.
The entire training course will be available on the Moodle platform.
We will launch the pilot testing soon!
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The programme combined technological trends—such as the practical use of visual communication tools and the integration of artificial intelligence into teaching—with psychological aspects of pedagogy, including student typology, fostering positive motivation, inclusive approaches, and active listening techniques for managing conflict situations. Participants were actively engaged in discussions and contributed significantly to the quality of the project through their experience and insights.
The programme was enriched by a visit to the host institution, Vilniaus paslaugų verslo profesinio mokymo centras, where we had the opportunity to observe practical training in graphic design, multimedia, fashion design, and visual merchandising.
The teachers are returning from the international training not only with new knowledge and skills, but above all with valuable experience gained from sharing best practices with Lithuanian and Czech colleagues—experience they now plan to actively apply in their work with students.
The Video from the project
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