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Discover the New Fashion World

2017-1-TR01-KA202-0462432017Strategic Partnerships for vocational education and trainingfinalized
Countries: TR|ES|RO|IT|AT|PL · Grant: €174,970
New innovative curricula/educational methods/development of training coursesEntrepreneurial learning - entrepreneurship education

Project summary

Creative industries is a relatively new concept, and includes areas involving scientific or artistic creativity, including fashion design, fashion and accessories. It targets everything that is produced by science and artistic creativity and has industrial potential, that enter into the economic circuit, create added value, generate government revenue through taxes paid, creates jobs and profit, help regional and national development. In this context, the present project aims to create an instrument of innovative training that will enable the target group to learn and put into practice various ways to improve their knowledge in fashion and fashion design, fashion accessories and jewelry and, not least, entrepreneurial knowledge necessary for market penetration and internationalization of business. Specific objectives: 1:Conduct studies in all participating countries, on the development of creative industries, especially those in the field of fashion (fashion design, jewelry, fashion accessories) and assembling them in a comprehensive study in order to identify training needs and directions subsequent action. Results:O1 Study regarding the development of creative industries+O2 Study regarding the identified training needs and other problems in fashion industry+O3 Good practice guide (including the SWOT analysis) 2:Exchange of best practices in order to prepare itineraries adequate training skills development required for people working in CI (fashion, design, fashion accessories) in order to develop this sector great emphasis on artistic creativity, so as to enter into the economic circuit producing value. The guests will be relevant actors in training or fashion industry in their origin country. (M3) 3:Develop an innovative training methodology, in order to train the target group of the project in order to increase the skills needed in the creative industries of fashion, taking into account the entrepreneurial component in order to develop their business and positioning on both the local market and business internationalization. Results: O4 internalization business guide + O5 innovative training methodology 4:Organizing 2 pilot training sessions in order to design a map of the itinerary training, where the participants will learn to adapt and acquire the necessary skills within the company's efficiency targets. Related activities: artistic skills, training on entrepreneurship, self-employment and employment opportunities in the innovative design fashion accessories, management, business internationalization and more. (C1, C2) 5: Meetings between actors in fashion creative industries and people from the target group for multiplying effects associated with the intellectual products. will attend local actors in the creative industries, fashion industry and related fields, officials of related responsible institutions, training providers, etc. (E1-E7); Creative industries and especially fashion are perhaps the best ambassadors of internationalization and globalization. We consider that the transnational nature of the project, developed by a consortium with a high degree of competencies in the execution of the tasks, will develop to successfully meet the objectives of the project. The project’s transnationality is bringing the advantages of sharing experience and expertise of each partner, different approaches and complementary approaches in economically and culturally. Another advantage of the transnational character of the project is that the results will be disseminated in all countries where they come from partners, increasing the impact of the project. The added value of training activities with regards to the achievement of the project objectives is that it is one innovative training methodology, which covers virtually all needs of training in fashion and related fields. This will include: training on entrepreneurship, self-employment and employment opportunities in the innovative design fashion accessories, management, financing, internationalization business etc. Innovation is that it will be a methodology that involves combining several fields that, at first sight, have not so much in common: art and management, art of colors and the internationalization of business, techniques for creating jewelry and marketing, clothing accessories and economic and strategic criteria, chic and entrepreneurship. After completion, this innovative training methodology will be available on the website of each partner in both the local language and in English. The promotion of entrepreneurship and self-employment are relevant, as statistic data show that creatives industries involve persons motivated to use their energy and creativity to develop small enterprises. The new businesses will bring added value to the economy, as most of their ideas revolve the creative industries. According to these, the impact will be at the local, national and European level.

Final report summary

Creative industries is a relatively new concept, and includes areas involving scientific or artistic creativity, including fashion design, fashion and accessories. It targets everything that is produced by science and artistic creativity and has industrial potential, that enter into the economic circuit, create added value, generate government revenue through taxes paid, creates jobs and profit, help regional and national development. In this context, the project aimed to create an instrument of innovative training enabling the target group to learn and put into practice various ways to improve their knowledge in fashion and fashion design, fashion accessories and jewelry and entrepreneurial knowledge necessary for market penetration and internationalization of business. Specific objectives were: 1:Conduct studies in all participating countries, on the development of creative industries, especially those in the field of fashion (fashion design, jewelry, fashion accessories) and assembling them in a comprehensive study in order to identify training needs and directions subsequent action. Results were O1 Study regarding the development of creative industries+O2 Study regarding the identified training needs and other problems in fashion industry+O3 Good Practice Guide (including the SWOT analysis) 2:Exchange of best practices in order to prepare itineraries adequate training skills development required for people working in CI (fashion, design, fashion accessories) in order to develop this sector great emphasis on artistic creativity, so as to enter into the economic circuit producing value.The result was the meeting(M2) organised in Italy whose guests were relevant actors in training or fashion industry. 3:Develop an innovative training methodology, in order to train the target group of the project to increase the skills needed in the creative industries of fashion, taking into account the entrepreneurial component in order to develop their business and positioning on both the local market and business internationalization. Results were O4 Internalization Business Guide + O5 Innovative Training Methodology 4:Organizing 2 pilot training sessions in order to design a map of the itinerary training, where the participants would learn to adapt and acquire the necessary skills within the company's efficiency targets. Related activities: artistic skills, training on entrepreneurship, self-employment and employment opportunities in the innovative design fashion accessories, management, business internationalization and more. Accordingly, two Learning/Teaching/ Training Activity (C1, C2) in Spain and Austria were held in which 47 experts attended. 5: Meetings between actors in fashion creative industries and people from the target group for multiplying effects associated with the intellectual products were organised where local actors in the creative industries, fashion industry and related fields, officials of related responsible institutions, training providers, (E1-E7) attended. Results were 7 multiplying events in which totally 273 people attended. Our intellectual outputs were a guide to the fashion industry, producing original and high quality products with high added value. The partnership of different types of institutions has developed a culture of cooperation. We considered that the transnational nature of the project was successful to meet the objectives of the project. The project’s transnationality brought the advantages of sharing experience and expertise of each partner, different approaches and complementary approaches in economically and culturally. Another advantage of the transnational character of the project was the results were disseminated in all countries. The added value of training activities with regards to the achievement of the project objectives was that it was one innovative training methodology which covered virtually all needs of training in fashion and related fields. This included: training on entrepreneurship, self-employment and employment opportunities in the innovative design fashion accessories, management, financing, internationalization business etc. Innovation was a methodology which involved combining several fields; art and management, art of colors and the internationalization of business, techniques for creating jewelry and marketing, clothing accessories and economic and strategic criteria, chic and entrepreneurship. After completion, this innovative training methodology was available on the website of the project in both the local language and in English. The promotion of entrepreneurship and self-employment were relevant, as statistic data showed that creative industries involved persons motivated to use their energy and creativity to develop small enterprises. The new businesses would bring added value to the economy, as most of their ideas revolve the creative industries. According to these, the impact was long term.

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