Planning for future cooperation

When the training or study visit is coming to an end you may decide to keep in touch and co-operate in the future. Be willing to compromise and be flexible. You cannot expect to have your expectations 100% fulfilled.

If writing a common group report, not only summarize the on-going conclusions but use it as a starting point for further discussions and networks. What questions have remained unanswered? Which are the themes of common interest?

The Lifelong Learning Programme offers you many possibilities for cooperation. Consult the commissions or your own national agency’s website for more information.

Finally, agree on the aim and common rules for the future network. You may find useful the short checklist found under the headings "Materials" and "External links".

Materials

Check list for networking

The Learning teacher network

Web tools for networking

External links

The LLP site provides a thorough overview of the possibilities that the programme offers to potential applicants at both individual and institutional levels.

Lifelong Learning Programme
A framework for schools to collaborate on the Internet with partner schools in other European countries. You have to first register your school and partnership.

A framework for schools to collaborate on the Internet with partner schools in other European countries. You have to first register your school and partnership.

eTwinning

Best practice

The visit has inspired all involved to forge new partnerships