About Training4Teachers – Erasmus+ Teacher Training Provider in Europe

We started Training4Teachers because we kept noticing the same thing: teachers are expected to evolve constantly, but the professional development on offer is often boring, generic, and completely disconnected from real classroom life. 

 

We thought we could do better.

Our team works across education, youth work, and community development in several European countries. We design training the way we’d want to receive it — practical, human, and worth taking a week off for.

What we stand for

Transparency and trust

We believe in honest, open communication with teachers, partners, and communities. By sharing information clearly and listening with intention, we build relationships rooted in trust and mutual respect.

 

Practical, realistic solutions

We design courses around real classroom challenges, not abstract theory.

Every method we teach is something you can try the following Monday morning

Human‑centred support

 Every educator’s experience matters. We take time to understand real needs, offer thoughtful guidance, and create a welcoming environment where teachers feel supported, heard, and valued.

 

Where educators grow, learning transforms.

Together, we nurture the skills that shape resilient, connected learning environments.

Meet Our Trainers

Gianluca Frongia

“I got into teacher training because I kept seeing creative, committed teachers stuck using methods they’d been handed twenty years ago.”

  • Applying non-formal education in academic settings
  • Gamification in education
  • Online collaboration tools for effective teaching and learning

Angelica Perra

The best professional development I ever had felt nothing like professional development. That’s what I try to recreate.

  • Applying non-formal education in academic settings
  • Online collaboration tools for effective teaching and learning
  • Classroom management strategies

 

Alise Jakovele

Critical thinking isn’t a subject you can teach once and tick off. It’s a habit — and it starts with us, as educators, modelling it ourselves.

 

  • Media literacy and critical thinking in the age of AI

Margarida Miranda

“Sustainability got stuck being a topic teachers feel guilty about not covering. I want to make it something they actually look forward to teaching.”

  • Education for sustainability: a critical and transformative approach

Ready to take the next step?