Today, we celebrate the 9th anniversary of ANS Education and Consultancy. Over the past nine years, we have created opportunities for learning, sharing, and international cooperation together with hundreds of young people, educators, experts, and organizations.

Between 28th May and 1st June 2026, the “Green Paths for Green Careers” Youth Exchange brought together young people from Türkiye, Poland, Ireland, Romania, and Italy in Swietousc for five days of learning, creativity, intercultural exchange, and

Before the “Green Paths for Green Careers” Youth Exchange, we came together with our project partners last week for the Advanced Planning Visit in Szczecin, Poland. During the visit, we reviewed the project aims, objectives, activity

As ANS Education and Consultancy, we continue to work, share, and create opportunities for young people. ✨ This month, I was very pleased to take part as a speaker and trainer at the Erasmus+ KA154 Youth

The LOESS High-Level Symposium brought together researchers, educators, policymakers, students, and EU Mission Soil project representatives to discuss the future of soil education and capacity building across Europe. The event featured panel discussions on soil health

At the event we held at the Faculty of Education at Akdeniz University Education Faculty, we worked with student teachers to explore soil not just as a subject, but as an interdisciplinary learning tool. At the

We conducted a hands-on activity combining both digital and field-based approaches with students at the Kumluca Vocational School of Akdeniz University. Using the LOESS Mass Mapping Tool and Augmented Reality app: We conducted soil observations, collected

One of the most natural ways to connect with the soil: composting. As part of the LOESS Project, we organized the “Soil Health and Composting Workshop” in collaboration with Utopia Edu & Art. During this event,

As part of the LOESS Project, we gathered with participants at the “Discover the Soil: Observation and Mapping Activity” we organized at Utopia Edu & Art. We talked about the soil, reflected together, tried to connect

We successfully held our webinar titled “Science Shops and Community-Engaged Research & Learning (CERL) Approaches for Soil Health.” Together with expert speakers and valued participants, we discussed how universities can build stronger partnerships with the community

We are pleased to share that three of our young participants successfully took part in the Erasmus+ training program “Keen on Democracy,” held in Grywałd, Poland. This international training, focused on youth civic engagement, democracy, and

How do universities collaborate with the community? In this Webinar organized as part of the LOESS project, we explore how to bring together education, research, and social impact using the Science Shops and CERL approaches. Projects