About Uniser and our Mission
Uniser Teacher Weeks
Uniser Teacher Weeks grew from the success and experience of the original Uniser Teacher Week, a space where teachers and school leaders could reflect, collaborate, and learn together about internationalisation in education. Over the years, it became clear that a single annual event could not fully meet the demand for high-quality, hands-on teacher training in internationalisation. At the same time, schools and educators needed more flexible, focused opportunities to develop practical skills and build partnerships.
Uniser Teacher Weeks grew from the success and experience of the original Uniser Teacher Week, a space where teachers and school leaders could reflect, collaborate, and learn together about internationalisation in education. Over the years, it became clear that a single annual event could not fully meet the demand for high-quality, hands-on teacher training in internationalisation. At the same time, schools and educators needed more flexible, focused opportunities to develop practical skills and build partnerships.
At the heart of these initiatives is Uniser, a social cooperative that supports schools and training centres in their internationalisation journey. Every year, we help thousands of students and teachers experience learning mobility, reinvesting our resources to improve the quality of services and create meaningful international learning opportunities. Through UTWs, Uniser continues its mission: connecting educators, fostering innovation, and helping schools turn inspiration into concrete projects and partnerships.
About Uniser and our Mission
Uniser Teacher Weeks
Uniser Teacher Weeks grew from the success and experience of the original Uniser Teacher Week, a space where teachers and school leaders could reflect, collaborate, and learn together about internationalisation in education. Over the years, it became clear that a single annual event could not fully meet the demand for high-quality, hands-on teacher training in internationalisation. At the same time, schools and educators needed more flexible, focused opportunities to develop practical skills and build partnerships.
Uniser Teacher Weeks grew from the success and experience of the original Uniser Teacher Week, a space where teachers and school leaders could reflect, collaborate, and learn together about internationalisation in education. Over the years, it became clear that a single annual event could not fully meet the demand for high-quality, hands-on teacher training in internationalisation. At the same time, schools and educators needed more flexible, focused opportunities to develop practical skills and build partnerships.
At the heart of these initiatives is Uniser, a social cooperative that supports schools and training centres in their internationalisation journey. Every year, we help thousands of students and teachers experience learning mobility, reinvesting our resources to improve the quality of services and create meaningful international learning opportunities. Through UTWs, Uniser continues its mission: connecting educators, fostering innovation, and helping schools turn inspiration into concrete projects and partnerships.
Teacher Weeks 2026 Edition
Thematic Teacher Training
For A Global Learning Community
The 2026 edition of Uniser Teacher Weeks brings back the core values of the original Teacher Week while expanding into six thematic trainings. Each event offers teachers and school staff from across Europe an opportunity to develop practical skills, explore innovative approaches, and build international partnerships.
Themes for 2026 include:
Teach the Future: Digital & Global – internationalisation, digital tools, and AI in education.
Education for All – inclusion and equity through international projects and Erasmus+ initiatives.
Taste of Learning: Food & Culture in Italy – leveraging local culinary traditions for cross-cultural learning.
Art & Craft, an Italian Job – connecting schools with Italian craftsmanship to enhance project-based learning.
Themes for 2026 include:
Teach the Future: Digital & Global – internationalisation, digital tools, and AI in education.
Education for All – inclusion and equity through international projects and Erasmus+ initiatives.
Taste of Learning: Food & Culture in Italy – leveraging local culinary traditions for cross-cultural learning.
Art & Craft, an Italian Job – connecting schools with Italian craftsmanship to enhance project-based learning.
Through a mix of interactive workshops, expert talks, and field visits, participants gain hands-on experience in designing Erasmus+ projects, exchange good practices with peers, and engage directly with the rich educational and cultural ecosystem of Bologna and the Emilia-Romagna region.
With smaller, focused cohorts and flexible scheduling, the 2026 UTWs offer an inclusive, sustainable, and highly engaging professional development experience, continuing Uniser’s mission to empower educators and support internationalisation in schools.
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