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    Cooperation with Greece

    JEA-network grows internationally

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    Can you learn to be happy?

    Thomas de Maizière on the skills need in the 21st century.

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    Knowing what counts in future

    Deutsche Telekom Stiftung realigns itself

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    Struggle for Talent and Diversity

    A Study on Journalists in Germany, Sweden, UK

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Knowing what counts in future

In the future, we want to change school even further from the outside in by helping schools open up to even more collaboration.

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Partnerships - Design together

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Armin Weinberger

Teachers and computer scientists blaze new trails together

Interview with Professor Martin Weinberger of University of Saarbrücken who teaches prospective teachers how to create digital learning environments.
Thomas de Maizière

Gummy Bears or Chocolate Truffles?

After a good 30 days as our new Chairman, we asked Dr. Thomas de Maizière, a former longtime member of the German federal cabinet, about his initial impressions, his school and college years and a few of his personal preferences.
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Double-track learning

If you are interested in learning a skilled occupation in Germany, the chances are that this will be as part of a dual apprenticeship scheme. In this case, “dual” means that the young people learn both on the job at an apprenticing company and at a vocational school.
International activities

International activities

Deutsche Telekom Stiftung is reaching out beyond Germany’s borders and promoting educational excellence in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) in other countries.

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Action with impact

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242

projects have been supported as part of our “Yes, I can!“ initiative.

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18,5

million euros have been spent on scholarships and personal grants since our founding.

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9.700

school students in total have either completed our Junior Engineer Academy or are currently enrolled in it.