The project WEB in Tech aims to increase the employability of young vulnerable women and mothers in NEET condition (project's target group) in the Third Sector and social entrepreneurship by improving their digital and communication skills (ICT). Specifically, the projects will address three main objectives: 1. Tailoring the ICT training program provided by the partners organisations to meet the needs of the job market in the Third Sector. 2. Enhancing the accessibility and appeal of the new ICT training program for young vulnerable women and mothers in NEET condition. 3. Enrol 60 NEET women, aged between 23 and 29, who are in motherhood or family care situations, in the pilot program of training and career services. The expected results are: 1. The new pilot program tested and adopted by all the beneficiaries 2. The participants’ level of knowledges, skills and competences increased 3. The new training path promoted as learning model 4. Employability of the 60 learners increased. The impressive diffusion of social media and ICT has highlighted the strong and intrinsic desire for communication within contemporary society. This phenomenon has now permeated all levels of daily life, from personal to the professional sphere. Starting from these considerations, the project WEB in Tech intends to promote a set of skills and competences starting from the personal needs and expectations of potential learners by directly engaging with the target group and the job market specific of the Third Sector. The final goal is to help the learners from the target group by offering them concrete job placement opportunities through career service activities.
The project WEB in Tech aims to increase the employability of young vulnerable women and mothers in NEET condition (project's target group) in the Third Sector and social entrepreneurship by improving their digital and communication skills (ICT). Specifically, the projects will address three main objectives: 1. Tailoring the ICT training program provided by the partners organisations to meet the needs of the job market in the Third Sector. 2. Enhancing the accessibility and appeal of the new ICT training program for young vulnerable women and mothers in NEET condition. 3. Enrol 60 NEET women, aged between 23 and 29, who are in motherhood or family care situations, in the pilot program of training and career services. The expected results are: 1. The new pilot program tested and adopted by all the beneficiaries 2. The participants’ level of knowledges, skills and competences increased 3. The new training path promoted as learning model 4. Employability of the 60 learners increased. The impressive diffusion of social media and ICT has highlighted the strong and intrinsic desire for communication within contemporary society. This phenomenon has now permeated all levels of daily life, from personal to the professional sphere. Starting from these considerations, the project WEB in Tech intends to promote a set of skills and competences starting from the personal needs and expectations of potential learners by directly engaging with the target group and the job market specific of the Third Sector. The final goal is to help the learners from the target group by offering them concrete job placement opportunities through career service activities.