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About us
About us
- Who we are
  ENSA is the development policy school exchange programme.
- Our Approach
  ENSA's work and the school partnerships we support are based on certain values and principles.
- Our services
  ENSA offers an educational programme and provide funding for school partnerships.
- Why an ENSA school partnership?
  School partnerships offer the opportunity to take on new perspectives.
- Contact persons
  We would be pleased to advise you on school partnerships, support, qualification and networking.
What do we offer?
What do we offer?
- Find the right offer
  We support new and existing school partnerships and offer further training on topics of global learning.
- How do initiation visits work?
  Initiation visits are aimed at schools from Germany that want to establish a new partnership with a school from countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and South-East.
- How do exchange visits work?
  Exchange visits are an offer for schools from Germany that already have an established partnership with a school from countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and South-East Europe.
- Cooperation with non-governmental organisations (NGOS)
  We help schools establish networks with non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in Germany and in the partner country.
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Why an ENSA school partnership?

Everyone who wants to act in a global world and help to shape it must be able to understand global connections, adopt different perspectives and critically assess their own position. Nothing promotes this learning more than personal encounters, personal experiences and the opportunity to develop and implement a project together with others. An ENSA school partnership offers all this.

Seeing the world with different eyes

The best preparation to achieve this is through personal encounters, making your own experiences and having the opportunity to do something on your own.

Think globally

Students are dealing with global issues related to their own lives in practice. They learn to understand global connections and their own role in them and to question them critically.

Learning together and making a difference

Students can work together on projects and learn from each other.

They discover ways in which they can take responsibility themselves and commit themselves to a fairer world.

ENSA shows positive results

87 percent of ENSA participants want to remain engaged in the development policy field.

“ENSA was an amazing experience that expanded my horizons and raised my awareness of global issues.” (ENSA student)