The Methodological Study book for the ERASMUS+ EARLYPOLY project is now published free-to-use. This comprehensive resource is now available in both English and Hungarian. Experience Workshop is proud to have contributed as a project partner, with our STEAM director, Dr Kristóf Fenyvesi, shaping the STEAM methodological foundation of this work.
The project’s international partners convened in September 2025 for a in-person working session. The meeting was hosted by our French partner, the Espace de l’Art Concret (EAC), in the beautiful setting of Mouans-Sartoux, France.
Take a look at the following video created by teachers and students from Convitto Nazionale Benevento School from Italy which came to Jyväskylä in October 2025 for a week long combined mobility of job shadowing teachers, students and teachers participating in a teacher training course.
Experience Workshop continues to facilitate the connection between Hua Yuan Primary School in Beijing and Jyskä Primary School in Jyväskylä. This sister school partnership began with a successful visit in 2024 and the schools are now looking forward to the second visit in 2026.
In November, Experience Workshop welcomed back a school group from the Csontváry Primary School in Hungary. This six-day Erasmus+ mobility in Jyväskylä built upon the great success of their first visit a year earlier. The group included 20 students, two teachers there to observe Finnish classrooms, one accompanying teacher, and a second teacher who took part in a professional training course on AI and digital skills.
Experience Workshop had the pleasure of welcoming teachers for a six-day Erasmus+ training course. The AI and Digital Competences for Everyday Learning course provided a focused professional development experience centred on practical classroom technology.
Read about our recent Erasmus+ mobility course, which brought together eight educators from Hungary, Italy, and Belgium for a six-day professional teacher training course in Jyväskylä, Finland.
Experience Workshop’s participation in didacta asia 2025 highlights growing STEM/STEAM education collaboration between Finland and Southeast Asia.