Together partners from Northern Ireland, Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands and Lithuania are working on developing policies to raise awareness of the effects of the gig economy on young people.

Lorna McDonald from Edinburgh City Council and Evelyn Moore, a teacher at Flora Stevenson Primary School, organized the Multiplier Event for CULTURE UNITED in Edinburgh!

40 students from 4 nationalities worked together for 5 days on Cybersafety, Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking in Leeuwarden.

Join us in Brussels December 6th as we wrap up two creative Erasmus projects in which ‘creativity’ is the common denominator.

Now it’s official, Eline de Koning has joined our Supervisory Board.

Would you like to work in an international environment and do you have a passion for the education sector? Then apply for a job as junior projectmanager at Learning Hub! Download our full vacancy (in Dutch) below and apply by August 24th.

Giggin Policy is an Erasmus+ project which started in January 2021. Due to corona, it was not possible to meet earlier. On the 17th of May, a delegation from the Netherlands, consisting of partners from De Friese Poort, Municipality of Leeuwarden and Learning Hub Friesland travelled to Ireland to finally meet the other partners physically. […]

Learning Hub Friesland was happy to host international partners and youths for our PROGRAM LABS event in Leeuwarden on 20 May 2022. The event was combined with another project, Deal4eu: Youth Ambassators for European Green Deal, which focuses on sustainability. Participants spent time in the D’Lab, FabLab Friesland College learning about the LAUNCH method and […]

With the award of 4 million euros of European money the PoVE Water consortium can continue to build on the vocational education/training of future water professionals in the coming 4 years. Following the pilot project, parties in Europe and South Africa will work towards a strong integration of VET knowledge networks, such as within the […]

On Thursday 10 March, Friesland College and Learning Hub Friesland hosted a successful event at the Kanselarij to discuss the gig economy. Freelancers, students, teachers and policymakers came together to reflect on the gig economy. With the continued growth in the number of self-employed people, a gig economy is unfolding, in which temporary hiring is […]

After all this time, It’s here! The aftermovie from What The Hack’s Estonia meeting! Project partners came together face-to-face from the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain and Estonia to discuss the progress and results of their hard work. Watch how it all went down in the beautiful city of Parnu. It was great to get together and […]

At the beginning of the November, partners of Culture4Schools met in Sevilla, Spain, to discuss the project’s progress and also to reconnect after a long time of online calls. During this mask-to-mask meeting, we had a chance to talk about key moments of the project as well as to celebrate its achievements. Curious how this […]