Year: 2020

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REAL School Budapest Seeks Teachers

REAL School Budapest is an independent, not-for-profit international school that educates for sustainability, primarily through real-life, entrepreneurial learning. Our mission is to raise a generation of social entrepreneurs who can dream and build a more beautiful, equitable and sustainable world for themselves and for all living beings.

We invite applications from qualified teachers, holding at least a Bachelors’ degree in education (or equivalent) or a post-graduate teaching (or other relevant) qualification. 

We seek teaching assistants with a strong desire to support learners and engage with our community. Applicants must hold either a teaching qualification or an English-language qualification.

You’ve got questions? Drop us a line at joinus@realschool.eu. See the open positions here.

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AERO’s First Feature-Length Film, Beyond Education Exclusively at Virtual AEROx! See the Trailer Below

For more than a year we have been quietly working on an amazing documentary of educational alternatives and indigenous life in Brazil.  It is the first feature-length documentary co-produced by AERO with financial support from the New Visions Foundation. The documentary will have its first screening at the Virtual AEROx on February 22nd exclusively for participants. It will not be available anywhere else until much later in the year, when it will be rolled out world-wide. Watch the trailer. It is gorgeous!  https://youtu.be/mEjy9lBfmsE
Here is a description:

Beyond Education is a thrilling documentary about transformation of society and cross cultural learning in times of crises.

Yasmin, a 14-year-old teenager is questioning her time in school. She takes off on a learning journey with two indigenous educators of the Xukuru nation with the quest of exploring new forms of education.
During this journey they visit traditional fishermen communities, a software company, an indigenous Guarani village, public and alternative schools. Along the way we will get to know Yasmin, her perspective on our world, her relationship with learning, her wishes and her fears. We will also learn about the extraordinary history of the Xucuru people that nearly disappeared in the 1980s. Today they form a nation of 12000 indigenous and run 38 Schools in their territory with 3000 students and 230 indigenous educators.
This meeting of the protagonists reflects the current state of our humanity facing deep transformation. It is a film about friendship beyond ages and cultures. Now you can watch the new documentary trailer HERE!! You can still register this week for $35, half price.