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Erasmus program: students meet in Berlin
On April 15, 2024, a meeting of pupils from Hungary, Spain and Berlin took place in the historic hall of the town hall as part of the Erasmus program with the Thomas Mann-Gymnasium. School councilor Harald Muschner (CDU) warmly welcomed the participants and praised the Erasmus program as a bridge between nations and communities. He emphasized the importance of exchange ideas, cultures and experiences in a world that is subject to constant changes and challenges. A special moment of the event was the honor of the project logo competition, Sára Egerhazi from Hungary. She received a certificate and a prize for her winning logo, which was the spirit of cultural exchange ...
Erasmus program: students meet in Berlin
On April 15, 2024, a meeting of pupils from Hungary, Spain and Berlin took place in the historic hall of the town hall as part of the Erasmus program with the Thomas Mann Gymnasium. School councilor Harald Muschner (CDU) warmly welcomed the participants and praised the Erasmus program as a bridge between nations and communities. He emphasized the importance of the exchange of ideas, cultures and experiences in a world that is subject to constant changes and challenges.
A special moment of the event was the honor of the project logo competition, Sára Egerhazi from Hungary. She received a certificate and a prize for her winning logo, which is supposed to reflect the spirit of cultural exchange in the Erasmus project.
City Councilor Muschner thanked all participants for their participation in this important exchange program. He emphasized the importance of intercultural exchange, which brings our communities closer and encourages us to explore the world with open hearts and curious spirits.
Local effects of this meeting could have a positive effect on the cultural understanding and relationships between the schools and countries involved. Such programs promote intercultural skills and raise awareness of the diversity of Europe.
Erasmus is a well -known educational program of the European Union that offers students, students and teachers the opportunity to gain international experiences, improve language skills and experience cultural diversity. The program has existed since the 1980s and has so far reached millions of people in Europe and worldwide.
In the following table, some information about Erasmus and the Thomas Mann-Gymnasium is summarized:
| Erasmus | Thomas-Mann-Gymnasium |
| ————————————- | --———————
| Education program of the EU | Gymnasium in Berlin |
| Promotes international exchange | Offers broad education spectrum |
| Existed since the 1980s | Known for cultural diversity |
| Millions of participants worldwide | Committed in intercultural exchange |
Such exchange programs not only contribute to the personal development of the participants, but also strengthen European cooperation and cultural exchange in the sense of an open and diverse society.
Source: www.berlin.de