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ICT4ALL: Information Communication Technology For Social Inclusion

2019-1-IT01-KA102-0071672019VET learner and staff mobilityfinalized
Countries: IT · Grant: €601,475
ICT - new technologies - digital competencesAccess for disadvantagedRecognition, transparency, certification

Objectives

The specific objectives of the project are: - To promote the WBL of school students at Italian and European companies operating in the ICT sector - develop, through experience in the companies involved, technical-productive and transversal skills among the students of the institutions involved, to build skills required to operate in ICT - provide the basis for students ' awareness of the importance of inclusion aspects in the ICT sector for the pursuit of sustainable development at all social levels - make the European mobility of students with disabilities, disadvantaged people, and immigrants a usual practice for educational institutions.

Background

The decision to undertake the project was born from the need to implement paths for transversal skills and guidance (Art. 57 Budget Law 31/10/18) and apprenticeships both at institutions and at companies in the ICT sector. The project attempted to respond to the need of the national and international scene to respond to the demand for professionals in the ICT sector, able to guide companies towards digital transformation. In addition, it was presented to promote the long-term mobility of learners, seen as an added value and a significant change in the training process, and this has a positive impact on companies that hire young people, including as apprentices. The consortium aimed to: - Structure a high-quality performance system in the vocational training of the ICT sector through the ECVET methodology - To establish a long-term national and European network - Make the vocational training process systemic through international mobility - Raise awareness among young people, businesses and educational institutions on the principles of the European Pillar of Social Rights

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