In August 2026, Experience Workshop brought together educators from Germany, Latvia, Hungary, and India for a six-day Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) teacher training course in Jyväskylä, Finland. Led by trainer Jukka Lehtoranta, this Erasmus+ course gave participants a structured introduction to the principles, frameworks, and practical methods of SEL in education.
In August 2026, Experience Workshop Oy organised another “AI and Digital Competences for Everyday Learning.” Erasmus+ teacher training course. The training took place in Jyväskylä and was attended by educators from Germany, the Netherlands, and Turkey. The course was led by trainers Erika Avikainen and Jukka Lehtoranta, with expert guest lecture by Leon Jurčić.
At the beginning of May 2026, Experience Workshop Oy organised another Essentials of Finnish Education Erasmus+ Teacher Training course in Jyväskylä, Finland. The group included teachers from Hungary and Slovakia. The trainer of this course was Jukka Lehtoranta.
At the end of April 2026, Experience Workshop organised another STEAM in School Education Erasmus+ Teacher Training course in Jyväskylä, Finland. The group consisted of eleven teachers from Hungary, Slovakia, Estonia, Germany, and the Netherlands. This course was led jointly by trainers Jukka Lehtoranta and Samuel Madtha.
Twenty students from the “Johanna Just” school of Potsdam (Germany) spent 11 days in Jyväskylä in the framework of their Erasmus+ occupational field study.
In the last week of January 2026, Experience Workshop had the pleasure of organising a STEAM workshop titled “From molecules to space bases – structures in nature and technology.” This workshop was led by Dr Kristof Fenyvesi and Jukka Lehtoranta from Experience Workshop as a key collaborative exercise during an Erasmus+ student exchange.
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.
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.