2013 – 2015 | Lifelong Learning Programme, Grundtvig Partnership
The CLICK project brought together partners from nine European countries with the shared goal of supporting adult and senior learners through essential life skills: basic computer literacy, reading and writing, and foreign languages. Recognising the barriers many older adults face in education, the project adopted a creative and inclusive methodology that centred on intergenerational learning and culturally significant themes – most notably, food. Through shared thematic classes and practical workshops, CLICK helped bridge generational gaps, celebrate cultural heritage, and promote lifelong learning in a fun, motivating, and socially engaging environment.
CLICK’s key output was a practical learning model built on four pillars: motivation, experiential learning, self-confidence, and active participation. This model was implemented across various thematic sessions, including English, ICT, creative writing, and collaborative cooking workshops, where participants brought theoretical lessons to life by preparing traditional recipes. The project produced a rich collection of multimedia resources – videos, interviews, and cooking sessions – available via its website, YouTube channel, and Flickr account, offering continued inspiration for educators and community learning groups across Europe.
All the materials created within this project are available to the public for free.
An online circular economy training programme for elementary school students.
Online Platform
An extensive collection of microlessons each designed to engage students in topics related to sustainability and circular economy. Accompanied by lesson plans.
Web Resource
Teacher’s Toolkit focusing on integrating circular economy principles into teaching, microlearning and micro-certification.
eBook/Web Resource
All the information you need about the GreenFuture micro-certification process. Detailed description of the structure, standards and metadata requirements for the badges.
eBook/Web Resource
Video series guiding teachers through the process of designing interactive, sustainability-themed microlessons using a variety of online tools.
Web Resource