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"Leaders of the Future, Students of Today"

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We are students from two gymnasiums of Lithuania and Faroe Islands who are happy to work and study together on the Project"Leaders of the Future-Students of Today".The main aim is to develop pupils'...

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 Introducing themselves "My passion" on Facebook group " Leaders of the Future - Students of Today

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 Introducing themselves "My passion" on Facebook group " Leaders of the Future - Students of Today

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Nordplus Leaders of The Future - Students of Today

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The meeting workshops, seminars and information

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The meeting workshops, seminars and information

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Survey results Nordplus 2022 online meeting in Lithuania

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Survey results Nordplus 2022 online meeting in Lithuania

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Survey results Nordplus 2022 online meeting in Lithuania

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Workshop: Confidence and Growth mindset strategies"

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Workshop: Confidence and Growth mindset strategies"

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Group work activities

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Faroe Islands field trip implementing the project

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Johanna ChristiansdóttirBalandžio 7 d.  · First stop on our field trip to the capital of the Faroe Islands, which is located two hours sail from our island, was the Faroese Parliament Building. The Secretary General, Jonhard Klettheyggj gave a tour and a lecture about the origin of the Faroese Parliament, the building and the order in which the members of parliament are placed during a meeting. Unfortunately, we were not allowed to sit in the members´ chairs or the chairman´s chair – until we´re elected members of parliament😉 A couple of hours after our visit, the parliament had a meeting, and we went back to listen to the presentation from the politicians. We were not allowed to take pictures during the meeting. The visit to the parliament gave us an insight to the dignity and responsibility that democracy holds.

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Johanna ChristiansdóttirBalandžio 7 d.  · First stop on our field trip to the capital of the Faroe Islands, which is located two hours sail from our island, was the Faroese Parliament Building. The Secretary General, Jonhard Klettheyggj gave a tour and a lecture about the origin of the Faroese Parliament, the building and the order in which the members of parliament are placed during a meeting. Unfortunately, we were not allowed to sit in the members´ chairs or the chairman´s chair – until we´re elected members of parliament😉 A couple of hours after our visit, the parliament had a meeting, and we went back to listen to the presentation from the politicians. We were not allowed to take pictures during the meeting. The visit to the parliament gave us an insight to the dignity and responsibility that democracy holds.

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Our second stop on the field trip to the capital Tórshavn was at Føroya Tele.

Føroya Tele is the sole provider of the faroese telecommunications and in 1996 they started providing internet connection. They also provide other services in cooperation with others, such as news and a number service, where you can search the phone number of almost all Faroese citizens.

Føroya Tele was founded in 1905, when businessman Ólavur á Heygum wanted to establish a telephone connection between Vestmanna and the capital Tórshavn. Today Føroya Tele is a public joint-stock company with 200 employees

In 2015, Føroya Tele went into a collaboration with Huawei and made 4G LTE net, with faster connections than ever. Since 2018 there has been work underway to make a 5G NR net.

Today, the mobile internet provided by Føroya Tele is considered one of the best in the world.

The CEO of the company is Jan Ziskasen who has just won the “Leader of the year” award. We wanted to find out what constitutes a good leader, and through his presentation of himself and his company we were able to see why he won the prize: his way of “selling” the company through a description of the company´s ambitions, quality of work and succes rate as well as his friendly and calm personality convinced us that he fully deserved the award. His motto is: “We want to be the best in the world in everything we do”. Their main competence lies within the supply of internet. One student asked, “why improve something that already works?” to which Jan Ziskasen answered, “because we can”, referring to Edmund Hillary who climbed Mount Everest, “because it´s there”.

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The international project NordPlus "Leaders of the Future, Students if Today" with the Faroe Islands School mobility activities. Pupils and teachers L.Janonienė and A Bačiauskienė visited Vilnius. First of all, the project participants admired the capital from the new outdoor observation decks installed from the TV tower above the "Milky Way". This is a great place to admire Vilnius from a bird's eye view. There we met with a member of the Seimas of Lithuania Later, the students visited the ballet school of ballet primarius Nerijas Juška. The ballet master spoke to the students not only about the art of ballet dance, but also about the importance of leadership, self-confidence, even bullying, which still occurs in school. At the end of the rich day, the project participants had to gather courage by participating in "Dark – Scary" activities that promote team formation and leader selection. Although this pastime was frightening, but it also developed empathy, the ability to feel the other, because in the dark the perception of space changes, the friend next to him becomes unfamiliar.

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The international project NordPlus "Leaders of the Future, Students if Today" with the Faroe Islands School mobility activities. Pupils and teachers L.Janonienė and A Bačiauskienė visited Vilnius. First of all, the project participants admired the capital from the new outdoor observation decks installed from the TV tower above the "Milky Way". This is a great place to admire Vilnius from a bird's eye view. There we met with a member of the Seimas of Lithuania Later, the students visited the ballet school of ballet primarius Nerijas Juška. The ballet master spoke to the students not only about the art of ballet dance, but also about the importance of leadership, self-confidence, even bullying, which still occurs in school. At the end of the rich day, the project participants had to gather courage by participating in "Dark – Scary" activities that promote team formation and leader selection. Although this pastime was frightening, but it also developed empathy, the ability to feel the other, because in the dark the perception of space changes, the friend next to him becomes unfamiliar.