STEAM Educational Village
The “STEAM Educational Village for Western Małopolska at Campus Bemke” project is implemented by the Campus Bemke Foundation under the Priority Axis: European Funds for the Labour Market, Education and Social Inclusion, Measure 6.28 Science and Innovation in Małopolska Schools, FEMP.06.28-IP.01-1587/24.A.
Project objective: To increase the accessibility and quality of educational opportunities for children and young people from rural and urban-rural areas of the Wadowice, Sucha, Myślenice and Oświęcim counties by organising a diverse range of workshops using the STEAM approach and supporting teachers in modern teaching methods.
Project value: PLN 1,767,896.07.
EU funding: PLN 1,496,252.98.
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EU funding: PLN 1,496,252.98.
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FREE WORKSHOPS,
THAT SHAPE EDUCATION
WE SUPPORT TEACHERS
STEAM Academy is training in designing classes using the modern STEAM method, dedicated to teachers from preschool education institutions, schools and educational institutions providing general and vocational education (excluding adult schools).
STEAM ACADEMY INCLUDES:
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Foundations and components of STEAM education
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The mini-project method: diagnosis, objectives, planning and evaluation
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Strengths-based development and appreciative feedback
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Design thinking in work with students
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Designing classes (cycles, structures, group process)
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Evaluating classes and handling difficult situations
WHAT THE TRAINING PROVIDES
After completing the training, participants will gain confidence in independently designing and delivering STEAM classes, effectively engaging students and supporting their diverse needs (age, gender, diversity, persons with disabilities). They will also learn to monitor students’ progress and adapt the educational process to their individual learning styles.
As part of the training we provide
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A teaching programme totalling 48 training hours
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Foundations and components of STEAM education
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Certificate of completion
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Lunch and a coffee break
Second round of training STEAM Academy
Location:
Campus Bemke Educational Village – Krakowska 4, 34-124 Klecza Dolna
Dates – Group II:
Campus Bemke Educational Village – Krakowska 4, 34-124 Klecza Dolna
Dates – Group I:
10–11 October 2026
14–15 November 2026
28–29 November 2026
Dates changed!
28–29 November 2026
Dates changed!
Dates – Group II:
17–18 October 2026
7–8 November 2026
21–22 November 2026
Training takes place from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Attendance throughout the entire training cycle is required.
recruitment step by step
Recruitment is open until 8 January 2026.
Supplementary recruitment is open until 15 January 2026.
Submitting an application form does not mean the candidate has been accepted into the project. Participation is free of charge.
The number of training places is limited.
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Read the STEAM Academy project and recruitment regulations and the application assessment criteria
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Register your interest in recruitment using the short initial online form:
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Download and print
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Carefully complete the form with all attachments and answer the recruitment questions.
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Deliver the form in person to the Project Manager or send it by post to: Campus Bemke Foundation, Krakowska 4, 34-124 Klecza Dolna, marked “STEAM Academy”, by the specified deadline.