Copernicus Berlin

Copernicus Berlin

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Type	Nonprofit organization
ISIN	🆔
Founded 📆
Founder 👔
Headquarters 🏙️	Berlin, Germany
Area served 🗺️
Key people	Davit Budaghyan
Services	Scholarships Internship Trainings
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Copernicus Berlin e.V. was founded in 2000 to develop international cooperation in the field of education, to create a platform for global cultural exchange, to promote youth empowerment and to ensure equal access to vocational training and education. The association operates worldwide.

Idea

Copernicus Berlin has the name of the 16th-century scientist Nicolaus Copernicus, who invented the idea of the heliocentric world. Heliocentric world idea has a strong emphasis on Copernicus Berlin's internal philosophy. Which means, in Copernicus Berlin’s perspective, everything must spin around having a sustainable world. The association carries this idea to the world by its goals, objectives and tasks.

Mission

For reaching its vision of a sustainable world, Copernicus Berlin gives opportunities to youth and adults to get non-formal and formal education through its international and national programmes and projects which are in the forms of seminars, workshops, internship programmes and scholarships (IES program, LF-program, SYP, PTE, DCM).

Values

Copernicus Berlin strives to create a sustainable future and for that, the association builds a worldwide network of ambitious people. The association has an important task to eliminate the social inequalities between the developed West and the developing East. Its projects are also aimed to contribute to the creation of a tolerant society, symmetrical democratization and sustainable economy in the long run. Values such as equality, progress, networking, open-mindedness and inspiration are vital for Copernicus Berlin.

Activities

International Seminars by Copernicus Berlin are supported by the European Commission which aim to empower participants to get essential knowledge, skills and experience on significant topics through non-formal learning methodology such as: exchange of personal experiences, intercultural debates, workshops, intercultural presentations, world cafe, energizers, role play, simulations, cultural visits and intercultural nights. International Seminars have participants from all over the world.

References

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