Erasmus in Schools

       

Erasmus in Schools (EiS)

„Enriching the local community through the international students’’

Erasmus in Schools (EiS) is a project led by ESN sections all over Europe as part of Social Erasmus. It gives exchange students a chance to visit local schools (from kindergartens to high schools) in order to share not only their experiences of mobility and living in a new environment, but also the culture and traditions of their home countries.

While listening to such stories, kids learn a lot of new facts about different nations and cultures. More importantly, meeting real people from other countries helps them to see the beauty of our differences and push the boundaries of stereotypes.

How can you participate?

Option 1

Join as a Volunteer

Are you interested in participating in the program, but do not want to or cannot register for the official course?

Participation in Erasmus in Schools program is open to all international students studying at Charles University without the obligation to enroll in the course.

  • You will be required to complete at least five teaching lessons (5 x 45 minutes) within the program.
  • You will present your experience in front of other participants at the end of the semester.
  • All volunteers receive a certificate of participation confirming the total number of teaching hours completed.

Erasmus in Schools is highly valued by the European Union and the National Agencies for building an open-minded and cosmopolitan generation of pupils.

Register as Volunteer

Option 2

Join the Official Course

The course „ERASMUS in Schools“ is intended for international incoming ERASMUS students of Charles University. Students can actively participate in the teaching of various school subjects (e.g., history, music education, art education, foreign languages).

Who can participate?

Any international student of Charles University enroled for studies during the given semester. It is not required to study specifically children’s education or to have a degree in such a field.

What’s in it for you?

  • A unique opportunity to visit Czech schools
  • Direct interaction with pupils, teachers and staff
  • Presentation of your country’s culture, habits, food or dance
  • Impact on future generation’s education towards tolerance and cultural awareness
  • New experience in your CV
  • Possibility to share your Erasmus experience
  • 4 ECTS for completing the Erasmus in Schools course (OEOZV2301)

Register for the Course

Requirements to pass the course (Option 2)

The course is held in the form of self-organization by students. You are responsible for organizing school visits with the selected local schools by yourself according to the requirements.

  • Enrol to the course in the university's Student Information System (SIS) under code OEOZV2301. The course is administatively under the Faculty of Education, but students from other faculties can enrol as well.
  • Attend the introductory meeting. Attendance is compulsory.
  • Organize and complete visits. You shall spend 12 teaching lessons (12x 45 minutes) in the assigned schools. You will receive a contact list of local schools.
  • Preparatory visit/call. Contact teachers to align expectations (what you should prepare and what they would like you to do).
  • Confirmation form. At the end of every school visit, forhave a printed form signed by the teacher confirming your presence.
  • Final report. Write a short report (2-10 normalized pages) describing where you went, what you did, and summing up your experience.
  • Final seminar. Attend the final seminar in person and present your experience.

Note: Travel expenses (e.g. train ticket to a nearby town) can be refunded by the ESN. If there is any refundable expense, contact .


 

Need more information?

For more information, please contact our Erasmus in Schools Coordinator at and the guarantor of the course, Mrs Miroslava Černochová at .

Please, always include both email addresses in your emails.

Timeline - winter semester 2026/2027

  • September 30 - Enrol to the course in SIS, in case of any issues, contact Mrs Miroslava Černochová (the professor in charge of the course)
  • September 30 - submit the Erasmus in Schools form (by the end of the day)
  • TBD - Introductory meeting
    • At the Faculty of Education (Magdalény Rettigové 4, Prague - New Town)
    • Make sure that you are enroled to the course in SIS before coming to the meeting
  • October 25 - receive the list of schools to visit (by the end of the day)
  • October 26 - January - school visits
  • January 20 - deadline for submitting your Erasmus in Schools report
  • January TBD - Final meeting at the Faculty of Education (Magdalény Rettigové 4, Prague - New Town)
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