“Made for Europe” National Contest, Bucharest, Romania
March 23-25, 2019 took place the “Made for Europe” National Contest, the 13th edition, the Bucharest Stage. Four products of our project “Designthinking: social entrepreneurship between European schools” were presented on this occasion: brochure, site, magazine and PPT.
All of them were awarded, winning a first prize, a second prize and a third prize.
The brochure will compete in the national finale of the project.
Good Practices Award for our Project
Our proyect was awarded with the good practice mention in the regional program in Andalucia , Innicia which aims to promote the entrepreneuship. This mention was awarded for the dissemintation of the results in social networks.
Prof A. Ballesteros make a conference in the center for the formation of the profesors in Malaga to explain our success in this subject.
Smoke sensor and Temperature Sensor
Explaining some thecnical details of one the students projects : “Smoke sensor and Temperature Sensor in Arduino” .
Smoke sensor
Temperature Sensor
Planning Activity C5 Bucharest Romania
PLANNING ACTIVITY C5 FROM 25 to 29 th March 2019.
You can download the pdf document here: C5 Meeting Bucharest 25-03-2019 engl
The theme of the meeting in Bucharest : We celebrate together World Money Week
We celebrate together a whole week dedicated to inspiring children and young people to learn about money, livelihoods and entrepreneurship issues
Aim: to increase the level of understanding of concepts, notions, financial mechanisms in order to reduce financial exclusion and increase the future level of economic well-being.
MONDAY 25.03 2019
8:00-8:15 Greeting the guests. Presentation of the guests.
8:15-8:25 Presentation of the meeting schedule.
8:25-8:45 Presentation of schools (I)
8:45-9:00 Visiting the BVB headquarters http://www.bvb.ro/
The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) is building competitive capital markets in the Central-Eastern Europe
9:30-11:30 The bell rings at the BSE1- popularizing the scholarship and investment among young people as part of financial education Financial education activity at the Global Money Week event in Romania to raise public awareness of the importance of financial education.
11:30-12.00 Coffee break
12:00-12:30 Presentation of schools (II)
12:30-13:00 Performing the joint exhibition: DTSE – Social Entrepreneurship Visiting the exhibition stands.
13:00-14:30 Visiting the BNR Museum Financial education activity at the Global Money Week event in Romania.
14:30-15:30 Lunch
15:30-17:00 Discover Bucharest – students’ groups activities
17:00 Free time
TUESDAY 26.03.2019
8:10-10:00 Workshop: Social Entrepreneurship – ideas and people who change the world Guest: Cristina Alice Dutu, Senior Manager, Junior Achievement Romania
8:45-9:30 (teachers only) Discussions on didactic units Czech Republic
10:00-11:00 A15 Debate: “ Banking versus non-bank financing”, (part1) “Banking activities – Foreign trade operations and international financing” Guest: Spain, EduFInet // Romania, The Financial Supervisory Authority
11:00-11:30 Coffee break
8:00-8:10 Meeting at school. Information on day activities
8:10-10:00 Workshop: Social Entrepreneurship – ideas and people who change the world Guest: Cristina Alice Dutu, Senior Manager, Junior Achievement Romania
10:00-11:00 A15 Videoconference: “Banking versus non-bank financing”,(part1) “Banking activities – Foreign trade operations and international financing”
11:00-11:30 Coffee break
11:30-12:00 A15. Workshop: students (mixed teams) will identify and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each type of funding.
12:00-13:00 A16. Workshop: “Crowdfunding as a source of funding The teams will be presented with a case study: they will need to develop a marketing plan to raise money (Crowfunding solidarity). They have to define goals, strategies, media. Spain
13:00-13:30 A16:Workshop: “Crowdfunding as a source of funding for social entrepreneurship”
Discourse activity “Elevator pitch” 2 : The teams in each country will present a speech to convince the financing of a real case. (2 minutes maximum)
13:30-14:00 Lunch
14:00-19:00 Visit-lesson at Piscu School – a very special place and a source of inspiration for all those who want to get a fascinating look at the richness of the Romanian cultural heritage and to get acquainted with its values.
19:00 Free time
WEDNESDAY 27.03.2019
8:00-8:10 Meeting at school. Information on day activities
8:10-9:00 Visit the exhibition. Presentation of exhibits
9:00-10:00 Debate: The guide of the dreamer. What is Designthinking and who is practising it in Romania. Guests: Minodora Cerin, Cristina Irod
10:00-11:00 Workshop: 3D printing and its use in entrepreneurial activities – Czech Republic Zdeněk Matúš (teachers only)
11:00-11:30 Coffee Break
11:30-12:00 Workshop: Innovative in the social field for a better world. Business ideas with community benefits. Designthinking Method Guests: Minodora Cerin
12:00-12:30 Debate: “Banking versus non-bank financing“ (Act of formation for the teaching staff) teachers Guest: Chiac Teodora Valentina
12:30-13:30 Workshop: Innovation in the social field for a better world. Business ideas with community benefits. Designthinking Guests: Minodora Cerin (part 3 – teachers and students)
13:00-14:30 Lunch
14:30-17:00 Visit to the National Village Museum “DIMITRIE GUSTI”, the Museum in the heart of the capital city ROMANIA
18:00 Free time
THURSDAY 28.03.2019
6:00 Wide meeting Corneliu Coposu Square
6:00-6:10 Information on day activities ROMANIA
6:10-22:00 One day trip: visit to the Danube Delta, one of the most beautiful in the world.
Danube, the second largest river in Europe, builds in the Black Sea the most beautiful delta, a true
biodiversity museum, a natural genetic bank of great value for the universal natural heritage. Delta has various ecosystems in which many unique birds live, fish and animals.
Tasks for student groups: Making a video about the Danube Delta (3-5 minutes)
Meeting points:
Monday 8:00, Tuesday 8:00, Wednesday 8:00, Friday 10:00 – No 17 Hristo Botev Street, Bucharest
Thursday: 6: 00 a.m. Corneliu Coposu Square.
FRIDAY 29.03.2019
10:00- 10:10 Meeting at school. Information on day activities
10:15- 11:00 Team work to complete the projects ROMANIA
11:00-11:30 Coffee break
11:30- 12:30 Project presentation: DISCOVER Bucurestiul Video DELTA
12:30-13:00 Vote for the best projects. Handing the participation diplomas and award ceremony.
13:00–13:30 Conclusions. Completing feedback forms All teams
13:30-15:00 Lunch
15:00 Free time
For this meeting, we must prepare:
1. Poster of an area with tourism potential in a less developed economic area to be promoted by the project company.
2. Materials for the exhibition of the project (materials of the school’s training company, posters, etc.)
3. A presentation of each school that students will make on the first day.
4. In our project there are two activities planned at this meeting:
- A15: Debate “Banking versus non-bank financing“ (Act of formation for the teaching staff)
- A16: Workshop: “Crowdfunding as a source of funding“ (Act of formation for the students)
5. To have discussions on this topic and to compare aspects related to these themes in our countries, please prepare eloquent examples from your own countries on the two themes.
6. The “Elevator pitch” activity is also planned in the project: The activity involves the preparation of a video by each team to convince the contributor to the fundraising. Maximum 2 minutes. This video must be made before coming to Romania by the team of each country.
7. Agreement for shooting and filming during the activities of the project signed by the pupils. If the pupils are under 18, the agreement must also be signed by a legal parent / guardian.
8. Students will complete a Google Form for Wednesday’s workshop.
A term used to describe a short speech that outlines an idea for a product, service, or project. The name comes from the idea that speech should be communicated in the short time of a walk with the elevator, usually 20-60 seconds. In the financial world, the discourse refers to an entrepreneur’s attempt to convince a capital investor that a business idea deserves to invest in it.
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Visit to the Museum of City Public Transport
Visit to the Museum of City Public Transport
In February our class had an opportunity to go on a one-day trip. We decided
to visit the Museum of City Public Transport in Szentendre. The aim of museum is to represent the history of public transport in Hungrian cities from the beginning until now.
First we visited the exhibition rooms, where we could see many photos of vehicles and employees of the past, read the story of public transport in different cities, and examine objects such as the old equipments of ticket inspectors, etc.
Next, we entered the reconstructed model of a smithy, where once vehicle repairs had been made.
Then came the best part of the exhibition: the beautifully restored vehicles of the past century.
We really enjoyed getting on them and trying the old seats.
This visit was not only entertaining but beneficial, too, as we learnt a lot about the development of transport logistics.
(Flóra Fekete/ Dóra Gál)
Visit to the Museum of City Public Transport
Entrepreneurship & Education in Czech Republic – Prof Monika Zubiszova – Edufinet Congress
Participation of Prof.Prof Monika Zubiszova from Bussiness High School Mendelova SS from Weiz (Czech Republic ) and (ECIE) European Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the International Congress about Entrepreneurship & Education, Organized by Unicaja and Edufinet. Prof. Zubiszova Analysed this Subject in Europe and in Czech Republic.
Entrepreneurship & Education in Austria – Prof Barbara Hauswiesner- Edufinet Congress
Participation of Prof. Barbara Hauswiesner from Bussiness High School BHAK/BHAS from Austria and (ECIE) European Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the el International Congress about Entrepreneurship & Education, Organized by Unicaja and Edufinet. Prof. Hauswiesner Analysed this Subject in Europe and in Austria.
Entrepreneurship & Education in Romania – Prof Valentina Nina Barabas –
Entrepreneurship & Education in Romania – Prof Valentina Nina Barabas – Edufinet Congress Participation of Prof. Valentina Nina Barabas from Bussiness High School N. Kretzelescu and (ECIE) European Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the el International Congress about Entrepreneurship & Education, Organized by Unicaja and Edufinet. Prof Barabas Analysed this subject in Europe and in Romania.
Entrepreneurship in Spain in Youth Entrepreneurship Congress by Phd. Andrés González
Participation of Andrés González (ECIE ) European Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship & DTSE in the Youth Entrepreneurship Congress Organized by Unicaja and Edufinet within the framework of the Erasmus DTSE Project
