Twinning project guide 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Twinning project guide in the editor.
  2. Begin with the 'Introduction' section. Familiarize yourself with the purpose of the guide and how it can benefit your teaching situation.
  3. Move to 'Setting up a project'. Here, outline your project's goals, ensuring they are relevant and realistic for your students.
  4. In 'Project plans for primary and secondary classes', select a project plan that aligns with your curriculum. Review the learning outcomes and adapt them as necessary.
  5. Finally, navigate to 'Evaluating your project'. Use the provided evaluation form template to reflect on what worked well and what could be improved for future projects.

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In its broadest sense, twinning refers to a partnership that links two entities with shared characteristics to achieve a common goal.
A town twinning link is a friendship agreement involving co-operation between 2 communities in different countries, endorsed by both local authorities. The twinned communities organise projects and activities around a range of issues.
Twinning is not a one-way technical assistance instrument, but rather a process of mutual learning where shared commitment plays a crucial role. In this sense, Twinning is therefore a type of peer exchange. This method is a valuable approach to generate and disseminate knowledge.
Twinning is an EU assistance delivery tool supporting institutional capacity building, medium to long-term reform processes and peer-to-peer cooperation between public administrations in EU Member States and partner countries. On average, Twinning projects last between 12 and 36 months.