With the plan we wanted to achieve: 1) improving the level of basic skills and abilities of our students and graduates, especially those who are important for the labor market and their contribution to a cohesive society; 2) Improving the employment opportunities and professional career prospects of the participants after the experience of mobility and the acquisition of relevant work experience in EU countries that have highly organized Health sectors and high know-how in the provision of PHC. 3) quality improvement, promotion of excellence, innovation, and internationalization of EPAL, in particular through the strengthening of transnational cooperation between training providers, human resources development, and public or private sector bodies. 4) understanding and communicating the importance of lifelong learning for modern working life, in order to contribute to the reform of national policies and to support the modernization of education and training systems; 5) strengthening the international dimension of education and training, in particular through cooperation in the framework of European programs 6) to improve the teaching and learning of languages and to promote the broad linguistic diversity of the EU and the intercultural consciousness of the participants;
The project "Training in technological developments in the organization and provision of Primary Health Care" was submitted in order to meet the registered training needs of students of EPAL Tyrnavos who study in the Health Sector with the specialty of "Nursing Assistant", in order to among those taught in the system of public E.E.K and the real needs of the labor market. Participants will gain work experience in modern technological environments of high-quality Primary Health Care (PHC) services, which is the first choice of the European Union and, according to the Alma - Ata declaration, is the new direction in providing Health services that take into account the challenges that health systems face in conjunction with the rapid technological developments in the field.