The Natural Resource Use Programme
The Natural Resource Use Programme, orientation Agriculture You learn about land, water, plants, animals, finance and technology, production of services and the importance of agriculture for rural development. The orientation […]
E-Learning Day at Räpina School of Horticultre
Friday, the 13th is a special day! An e-learning day was held at Räpina School of Horticulture (Estonia) on that day. All students did e-learning assignments, teachers and other school […]
The Natural Resource Programme in Sweden
The Natural Resource Use Programme, orientation Animals You learn about animals, animal behaviour and the interaction between animals and people. The orientation enables you to work e.g. with dogs, animals […]
Christmas Cribs
Horticulture students gain new practical experiences The students of the second and third year of horticultural studies at Agricultural School in Benesov had the honour to take part in the […]
Green VET at Sweden
Most of the EUROPEA Sweden schools, with 9.000 students aged 16 to 19, are situated in the countryside with big fields, forests, animals and machinery. The Natural Resource Use Programme is intended […]
Greetings from Sweden
Hello, here comes a greeting from EUROPEA Sweden, i.e. 67 upper secondary schools with the Natural Resource Use Programme. This vocational programme has four different orientations: Animals, Agriculture, Forestry, […]
A Week in Green Academy
A Week in Green Academy Once, there was a chance for young Estonian florists, gardeners and landscapers from Räpina School of Horticulture to go to Green Academy in Beder, Denmark […]
Give New Life!
“Give new life to environmental and cultural heritage: revitalization of parks, undeveloped urban and rural areas” is a two-year Erasmus+ strategic partnership project created by six partner institutions from Poland, […]
Farmers’ Afternoon at Olustvere
Wednesday, November 20th was an extraordinary school day for agricultural students at Olustvere School of Service and Rural Economics (EE)! The day began with a warm welcome and a recount of […]
December is in Swedish colors!
