Erasmus+

 

Title: ”INTERACTIVE – DIGITAL READINESS for ALL EDUCATION MENTORS” (i-DREAM)

Project number: 2020-1-UK01-KA226-VET-094700

Partners:

  1. UK – KILCOOLEY WOMENS CENTRE
  2. Belgium – SFE CEFEC
  3. Poland – Fundacja Instytut Re-Integracji Spolecznej
  4. Spain – DOMSPAIN
  5. Netherlands – VI One Consultancy
  6. Cyprus – G.G. EUROSUCCESS CONSULTING LIMITED

Description: is an innovative intervention which will respond to the emerging issues impacting the training sector resulting from the European and worldwide pandemic COVID-19. It has been designed to deliver high level outcomes to participants and respond to the priorities in Vocational Education & Training. As a result of the global pandemic, the education and training community advanced circa 5 years in technological techniques in an 8 weeks period. Digital strategies were introduced almost overnight to ensure learning did not come to a complete halt, allowing what could continue, to be flipped to an online platform. During this period there was a varying range of quality in digital provision, which demonstrated the need of comprehensive overhaul of the digital delivery methodology going forward and to improve the digital readiness competencies of tutors/teachers.

This project delivers INNOVATIVE PRACTICES IN A DIGITAL ERA to which will encounter as we emerge from lock down and social distancing. Blended learning has been well received during COVID, and accepted as a format which is now seen as accessible to learners who have difficulty accessing training – for instance due to disability or caring responsibilities eg. those who were shielding. Blended and digital learning brings flexibility previously not available – recording lessons etc.

More details about the project you can find on the dedicated websitewww.facebook.com/IDream-Project

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Title:  Mentoring for Social Change and Life-long learning

Project number: 2020 – 1FR01 – KA204 – 079933

Partners:

  1. France – Ici & Ailleurs
  2. Belgium – SFE CEFEC
  3. Bulgaria – European Development Foundation
  4. Spain – STP Consulting
  5. Romania – Institutul Bucovina
  6. Slovenia – UPI-ljudska univerza Žalec

Description: focuses on innovative use of mentoring for social change and life-long learning. It will allow adult educators, teachers, tutors, mentors and entrepreneurs from 6 different countries to exchange good practices ranging from using mentoring for community development and social inclusion of vulnerable groups through mentoring youth and social entrepreneurs, to CSR-based mentoring and involving 50+ professionals in mentoring activities.

The overall objective of our project is to improve competences of adult educators, trainers, tutors, mentors and business and social entrepreneurs in the areas of motivational literacy and effective use of innovative lifelong learning solutions. In this way, we want to help them create unique and tailor-made educational experiences for their learners.

More details about the project you can find on the dedicated website: https://mlearnproject.eu/  

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Title:  The use of digital media in social firms practice: a European comparison

Project number:  2018-1-DE02-KA202-005067

Partners:

  1. Germany – Diözesan-Caritasverband für das Erzbistum Köln – Leader
  2. Belgium – SFE CEFEC
  3. Greece – Koispe Diadromes
  4. Romania – Fundația Creștină Diakonia Filiala Sfântu Gheorghe
  5. Romania – Institutul Bucovina
  6. Lithuania – Labdaros ir paramos fondas ”Pagalbos namuose tarnyba”

Description: the strategic partnership centres on the professional exchange of information on digital training issues in the context of social firms and on the familiarisation with good working practices in the participating European countries. To this end, a cross border dialogue is to be set up and specific relationships initiated throughout the cooperation. The partnership pursues the objective of communicating new, definite findings a

nd ideas to the involved organisations on how to deal with the opportunities provided and the challenges posed by digitisation in their social firms.

In this respect

, the emphasis is placed on two aspects:
a) the opportunities that digitisation can provide specifically for training work with the underprivileged on the labour market, with respect to both vocational and personnel qualifications (e.g. by means of technical aids, standardisation of work routines, social learning, game based learning);
b) the risks that digitisation may entail in each of the partner countries for employees and specifically for the underprivileged on the labour market (e.g. privatisation of labour, displacement of low grade jobs, etc.).

More details about the project you can find on the dedicated website: http://www.digi4se.eu/