Projects & International Cooperation

Educational projects create opportunities for collaboration, innovation and meaningful learning beyond the classroom. This page presents completed initiatives, international partnerships and project-based activities involving our students, teachers and partner institutions.

Project Archive 3 Projects

Collaboration Partner Institutions

Participants Students & Teachers

PROJECT ARCHIVE

COMPLETED PROJECTS

3 Projects

Erasmus+ Project Completed

Digital Horizons

Digital Horizons is an Erasmus+ KA2 Small Partnerships project running from September 2024 to May 2026, bringing together PSU Yahya Kemal in Skopje, 30 SU “Bratya Miladinovi” in Sofia and Association “MoCactus”. Through international meetings, practical training sessions and a multicamera summer camp, students and teachers developed skills in camera work, sound, lighting, DaVinci Resolve editing, podcast production, green screen, vMix and live streaming. The project also produced learning cards, two educational video courses, student-created podcasts and reports, and a final online TV magazine connecting the partner studios.

Erasmus+ Project Completed

Let’s Play Chess

“Let’s Play Chess: Inclusive Networks for Sustainable Education” is an Erasmus+ school cooperation project implemented between 2024 and 2026. As part of the initiative, Yahya Kemal College prepared and published 24 educational videos — six videos in each of four languages: English, Macedonian, Albanian and Turkish. Available through a dedicated YouTube playlist, the video series uses chess-based learning activities to promote inclusive education while strengthening strategic thinking, collaboration, problem-solving and sustainability within school communities.

Erasmus+ Project Completed

Children’s Songs for Happy Holidays

“Children’s Songs for Happy Holidays” was an 18-month Erasmus+ KA210-SCH Small-Scale Partnerships project connecting Kindergarten Gonca in North Macedonia and Kindergarten 65 Sunny Childhood in Bulgaria. Through this cross-border collaboration, administrators and educators developed practical skills in professional video and audio production, advanced editing software and virtual studio management. Young students participated in creative performances for national holidays, gaining valuable experience in teamwork, self-expression and confidence in front of the camera. The project brought together students, parents and educators from both countries, demonstrating how international cooperation can enrich early childhood education through shared learning, technology and creativity.

Yahya Kemal College is a school located in Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia, established in November 1996.

It was established according to protocols signed between Yahya Kemal secondary schools and the Ministry of Education of the Republic of North Macedonia.

The school is named after Yahya Kemal Beyatlı, a notable Turkish writer and poet who was born in Skopje.

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