On May 11, 2024 as part of the eTwinning project, an awarding ceremony was held for teachers who won the European Prize and students who won the Robots change our life competition.

The awarding ceremony was attended by Deputy Minister of Science and Education Firudin Gurbanov, members of the ministry's management, winning teachers, students and school principals.

Deputy Minister Firudin Gurbanov spoke about the importance of the project, noting that  the education of the next generation depends on today's teachers, it is very important to create such conditions for teachers and students in the education system. He also stressed that this project provides an opportunity for each educator to use international experience, to teach their students in different environments using modern methods.

He also noted that teachers joining the project have the opportunity to build a project-based lesson model, develop student-oriented education, and take advantage of online professional development opportunities. Emphasizing the importance of such important issues as the formation of critical thinking in the digital environment, computer science and coding, ensuring student safety in the online environment, various competitions were held for teachers and students during the year. The purpose of the competitions is to explore the use of modern technologies by teachers and students. The project allows students to learn new technologies and digital skills in practice.

It should be noted that teachers from Azerbaijan won the European Award competition held by the European Center eTwinning within the eTwinning project. The Champion of the World and Future Journalists were selected from nearly 118,000 projects. This year, 10 students were selected as winners of student competition. It should be noted that the winners were selected from about 300 students from 114 schools in 14 regions.

The winning teachers and students were awarded certificates and special prizes.

We would like to remind you that our country has been participating in the eTwinning project since 2013. The project is part of the European Union's Continuing Education Program. The main goal of the project is to increase communication between pedagogical staff from about 40 European countries participating in the program, to create opportunities for cooperation, as well as to create conditions for the implementation of various projects for the development of joint education.