A three-year European project focused on music teacher education and school music programs has concluded, leaving behind a collection of teaching materials, mobility resources and research for educators. The Erasmus+ Teacher Education Academy for Music, known as TEAM, ended its official project period on Sept. 14, 2026, according to eas-music.org.
The project brought together 13 partner institutions across 11 countries to explore how music education and music teacher education can respond to changing societies. Work centered on future-making, sustainability, digitalization, intercultural learning, international mobility, school internships, future-oriented competences, curriculum development and advocacy, eas-music.org reported.
Educators and students can now access the project’s resources through the TEAM website, which is entering its final stage of development. The site includes teaching material for future-making, student mobility resources, a mobility designer tool, publications, school internships abroad, learning outcomes for music teacher education in Europe and a mapping of music education and music teacher education across the continent.
The publications section brings together three TEAM volumes as well as journal articles and book chapters resulting from the project’s research and collaborations. While the project has officially ended, eas-music.org noted that its resources, publications, ideas and connections remain available to be explored, shared and carried forward into new collaborations across European music education.
For more information, visit eas-music.org.