Romanian schools can now access 55+ free, online Cambridge-accredited subjects offered by Spark Generation
Spark Generation, the international online high school based in Cluj-Napoca, invites secondary schools and high schools from Romania with an interest in innovative learning and teaching methods to register on their online learning platform…
Spark Generation, the international online high school based in Cluj-Napoca, invites secondary schools and high schools from Romania with an interest in innovative learning and teaching methods to register on their online learning platform until the 1st of June 2024 for unlimited and free access to a variety of Cambridge-accredited academic, Wellbeing, and Future Readiness online courses. In the first month since registration opened, more than 60 schools and high schools in Romania have enrolled in the programme, with over 7,000 students enrolled in their learning platform.
The programme launched by Spark Generation offers free access for high school students and teachers to a recognised curriculum, including 55+ Cambridge IGCSE & A Level accredited subjects, Wellbeing and Future Readiness courses & programmes, and a selection of career discovery resources for students. All secondary schools and high schools in Romania interested in joining this innovative educational movement can simply register by submitting this online form.
"My mission and the mission of the educational group that I lead is to have an impact on our children's education, to provide them with access to a different & unique learning environment that will allow them to do well academically, but also provide them with the emotional balance they so desperately need. Through this initiative, we wanted to invite schools in Romania to experience a teaching and learning approach that directly benefits students, teachers, and school administrators. Real change is not about creating an exclusive club; it is about normalising more innovative learning systems for all. And to see a real and lasting change, we decided to open our doors and offer access to the experience and know-how gained to all those interested coming from the traditional education system, whether we're talking about public or private schools", explains Ruxandra Mercea, founder and initiator of the Spark Generation project.
The Spark Generation project was launched during the COVID-19 pandemic by three female entrepreneurs from Transylvania as a solution for students from traditional education systems who needed to continue their studies online, leveraging the educational experience of Transylvania College in Cluj-Napoca, one of the best-known private schools in Romania. Over the past four years, Spark Generation has steadily evolved into an educational solution that creates a new generation of brave, resilient and future-ready teenagers, confident and proud parents, inspired and inspiring educators, and school leaders who become role models.
