The aim of the project is to create a Training Register for the Modern Business Services ( BSS - Business Services Sector) sector and to promote and disseminate virtual reality/ augmented reality (VR/AR) tools as innovative training methods. The register will include training offers that provide the opportunity to acquire high quality qualifications, i.e. recognised qualifications that have passed the formal and legal validation resulting from the regulations in this area in the given country. The register will include training offers separately from each country represented by a given Partner. At the same time, by referring to the European Qualifications Framework, training offers from a given country will be able to be presented and offered in the Partner country. Our project responds to the aforementioned needs in terms of building an industry Registry, which will include high-quality training offers for the acquisition of competencies/qualifications. In this way, various stakeholders in the industry will be able to obtain in one place information of interest to them on current training offerings, entities that offer education and learning, as well as check which learning outcomes can be acquired within a given training topic. The planned registry will be interoperable with other national registries from the Partner countries and the Europass platform by using the standards of the European learning model. The registry intends to focus in particular on training courses offering short forms of non-formal education including so-called micro-qualifications, with an emphasis on practical knowledge and using innovative VR/AR learning tools and methods. The consortium includes entities from Italy, Poland and Cyprus, responsible for organizing, financing and providing educational services for adults.
The aim of the project is to create a Training Register for the Modern Business Services ( BSS - Business Services Sector) sector and to promote and disseminate virtual reality/ augmented reality (VR/AR) tools as innovative training methods. The register will include training offers that provide the opportunity to acquire high quality qualifications, i.e. recognised qualifications that have passed the formal and legal validation resulting from the regulations in this area in the given country. The register will include training offers separately from each country represented by a given Partner. At the same time, by referring to the European Qualifications Framework, training offers from a given country will be able to be presented and offered in the Partner country. Our project responds to the aforementioned needs in terms of building an industry Registry, which will include high-quality training offers for the acquisition of competencies/qualifications. In this way, various stakeholders in the industry will be able to obtain in one place information of interest to them on current training offerings, entities that offer education and learning, as well as check which learning outcomes can be acquired within a given training topic. The planned registry will be interoperable with other national registries from the Partner countries and the Europass platform by using the standards of the European learning model. The registry intends to focus in particular on training courses offering short forms of non-formal education including so-called micro-qualifications, with an emphasis on practical knowledge and using innovative VR/AR learning tools and methods. The consortium includes entities from Italy, Poland and Cyprus, responsible for organizing, financing and providing educational services for adults.