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Wykorzystanie nowoczesnych technologii do wspierania branży enologicznej w Europie.

2016-1-PL01-KA202-0267162016Strategic Partnerships for vocational education and trainingfinalized
Countries: PL|HU|CZ|SI|CY · Grant: €296,952
Intercultural/intergenerational education and (lifelong)learningNew innovative curricula/educational methods/development of training coursesICT - new technologies - digital competences

Project summary

The project "The use of modern technology to support the organic sector in Europe" aims is to develop oenological education in Poland, according to the latest international standards and the idea of ​​permaculture, through the development of comprehensive oenological Knowledge Base. As part of the Knowledge Base will be prepared the course of vocational education and training for future oenologists, wine-growers and winemakerów.Knowledge Base will contain substantive materials in the form of, among other things: 3 modules on the vines, the vineyard and vinification, and a manual for the analysis of weather events in the vineyard with the mobile application and models of disease. The learning process will promote modern tools (application supporting the process of learning, movies, animations), using educational techniques (like mnemonics).There are defined the following objectives to which the project will contribute to:1. facilitate access to knowledge and skills in the field of viticulture and wine production in accordance with the laws of nature (permaculture)2. improve the quality of education in the wine-making sector in accordance with international standards and methods based on the work3. raising the professional qualifications of workers, trainees and faculty, and industry experts oenological4. improve the quality of services of wine, thanks to the implementation of cooperation with foreign partners and implementation of good practices5. establishment of a permanent international cooperation based on mutual benefit, combined with the foreign practices between the partners, enriched by the exchange of experiences and good practicesTarget groups of the project in the European context:1. people working in the wine-making sector (leading and / or establish vineyards)2. members and staff associations of wine3. graduates of agricultural schools who wish to continue their education in the direction of "winogrodnik" (agronomist), "enologist" or "sommelier"4. The staff of colleges and schools, which would be formed the subject of a wineActivities will be covered by representatives of the wine-making sector, who want to improve their professional skills.

Final report summary

The project "The use of modern technologies to support the oenological sector in Europe" aimed at developing oenological education in accordance with the latest international standards and the idea of ​​permaculture, through the development of a comprehensive Enologic Knowledge Base. As part of the database, a vocational education and training course was prepared for future enologists, wine-growers and winemakers. The following goals have been defined to achieve the project: 1. facilitating access to knowledge and skills in the field of viticulture and wine production in accordance with the laws of nature (permaculture) 2. improving the quality of education in the oenological industry in line with international standards and methods based on work 3. raising the professional qualifications of working people, trainers as well as staff and experts of the oenological industry 4. improving the quality of wine services provided, thanks to the implementation of cooperation with foreign partners and the implementation of good practices 5. establishing permanent international cooperation based on mutual benefits, combined with foreign practices between partners, enriched with exchange of experience and good practices The project was implemented by 7 institutions, ie: X- Event Sp. z o.o. - training company University of Agriculture Hugo Kołłątaj in Krakow - university Mendelova Univerzita v Brne; Czech Republic - a university X-Vin; Hungary - one of the best wine producers in Hungary Małopolska Winemakers' Association - an association of wine producers DITHEKET; Cyprus - Cypriot association of wine villages DS Penina d.o.o .; Slovenia - producer of sparkling wines During the project, training was carried out, substantive materials were prepared and a pilot course based on substantive materials placed in the Knowledge Base of Winiarska was carried out. Knowledge Base, which is the main result, contains substantive materials in the form of 3 modules concerning grapevine, vineyard and vinification and a handbook for the analysis of weather phenomena in the vineyard with mobile application and disease models. The learning process has been enriched with modern tools (application supporting the learning process, films, infographs, animations, etc.), using educational techniques (such as mnemonics) and a dictionary of wine concepts. In addition to the results of the intellectual work described below, the following "hard" results were achieved during the project implementation: - project website - containing basic information about the project, its objectives, assumptions, as well as about Polish and foreign partners, their role in the project, etc. The website contains and will continue to publish materials and news and articles. - information and promotion banners (digital version) - promoting the Erasmus + project and program - a fanpage of the project in the social media that gathers a growing number of people. The project brought a lot of benefits to the people who participate in it, as evidenced by evaluation surveys.

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