Offers for schools, institutes and further educational institutes

We pass on our knowledge - in a variety of ways

The real art lies much less in the knowledge of the principles than in the way they are applied.

Honoré de Balzac

"Microplastics" is a highly complex topic with many causes and many levers - actually far too complicated for school, not yet fully researched scientifically and yet a topic of the future and on everyone's lips. It is precisely these topics that belong in schools and institutes and this is where WASoMI comes in.

Schools and institutes are an ideal place to provide impetus for sustainable action. That's why we bring our expertise on microplastics and our commitment to environmental protection into the classrooms. We are convinced that together with teachers, lecturers, participants, and students we can achieve much more for Water without Microplastics (WASoMI).

The educational content is put together in such a way that it:

  • reduces complexity,
  • addresses problems in the context of solutions.

Our goal within the WASoMI education area is to create a teaching/learning environment where learning and teaching are independent of:  

  • place
  • time
  • space

and without coercion and performance pressure.

The search for answers to the question: When does an everyday helper become an environmental problem?

Our digital learning and experience world WASoMI (in German) provides insights into the diversity of the topic of plastic and microplastics in the environment in small microlearning units.

Excerpt from our education, training and participation offers

Animations and explanatory videos on the YouTube channel

There are many ways to impart knowledge. We build bridges to more knowledge by focusing on microlearning and multidimensional knowledge transfer. 

Project FREIRÄUME -
learning and teaching tools

With FREIRÄUME we create an interactive and scalable exercise platform around microplastics. We create innovative, (out-of-)school formats with individual and group exercises...

Further information

7. July 2025

The Microplastics Fate Paradox

According to current research, filtration and cyclones do not solve the microplastics problem – they merely shift it. Wastewater treatment plants concentrate the particles per kilogram in sludge, which often ends up as fertilizer on fields. New technologies like our Clump & Skim show genuine solution approaches.