How Are Lexema Training Courses Structured?

How Are Lexema Training Courses Structured?

Lexema Training Courses are designed in alignment with Erasmus+ priorities and school development objectives.

Each course is built around:

• Clearly defined learning outcomes

• Measurable competences

• Practical classroom application

  
  

Balanced Methodology

The structure typically includes:

• Interactive workshops

• Hands-on activities

• Group discussions

• Collaborative projects

• Reflection sessions

Experienced trainers guide participants throughout the programme, encouraging active involvement and peer exchange.

Long-Term Impact on Schools

Particular attention is given to the transferability of learning outcomes. At the end of the course, teachers are supported in:

• Planning dissemination activities within their school

• Integrating new methodologies into curricula

• Contributing to institutional innovation

• Strengthening the European Development Plan

This ensures that the mobility experience generates sustainable impact — not only at individual level, but at whole-school level.

Conclusion: A Strategic Investment in School Development

Erasmus+ Training Courses for teachers are a strategic investment in school development.

They support:

• Professional growth of staff

• Innovation in teaching practices

• Internationalisation of the institution

• Alignment with European educational priorities

Choosing a structured and high-quality training experience, such as those offered in Malta, means contributing concretely to the long-term improvement of teaching and learning within the school community.