The resource pages contain a host of information that will help you prepare for the Euro Challenge competition – the challenges and the countries, the current economic situation, current and past orientations materials, and useful links to other websites that might help you for a successful Euro Challenge.
Challenge Sheets and Country Profiles
Current economic situation and news flash
Orientations materials
Useful links
Be sure to visit the Euro Challenge on delicious.com for links to useful web pages that will help you prepare for the competition. The Euro Challenge forum contains useful information on how to use delicious in your research.
Our videos are available on vimeo. In addition, be sure to check out the Chicago FED’s videos also on vimeo. Find presentations of last year’s winning teams, teacher’s testimonies, and substantive videos on the European Union, EMU and the role of the ECB.
Engage in the Euro Challenge on Facebook and meet students and faculty advisors from other competing high schools across the US while browsing many of the Euro Challenge’s resources, which are available on Facebook as well!
I can follow economic news and read about what is happening in the euro area and actually understand what is going on! All in all, participating in the Euro Challenge was an amazing experience.
The Euro Challenge brings the EU to life better than any text book or web site. It gives bright young Americans a lifelong interest in economics and in the EU-US partnership – which today is more important than ever, as we work together for sustainable global recovery.
The single most beneficial competition to offer kids a venue through which to learn and gain practical experience beyond our borders.
