It was not easy to get to grips with the specifics of the programme at first, but once you did it was a really interesting and rewarding learning process.
At Eruditas Lyceum, the curriculum is taught in English and the teachers are professionals from all over the world. Therefore, they not only spark curiosity and creativity, but also prepare them for the global challenges of the future.

At ‘Erudito’ Lyceum, I learned the importance of understanding other cultures, languages, and having a diverse environment. At this school, I had the opportunity to get to know both classmates and teachers who came from other countries. This helped me realize that much of learning happens beyond the school walls, and that a student’s values and skills shape their choices and environment.

At ‘Erudito’ Lyceum, besides all the essential knowledge, I learned life skills that are useful, such as collaborating with others, how to complete a project more efficiently, and understanding which qualities of each team member are the best, and so on. These questions had to be answered before starting work, which motivated improvement.