The aim of this project is to broaden participants' understanding of the current and complex issues surrounding refugee and migrant communities and the different approaches and solutions adopted in different contexts. In the host countries, the participants were able to compare their own way of working in the field of migrant education in Europe. The focus of this training has been both to be able to communicate effectively with people of different origins and to gain 'hands-on' practical skills that work to improve the lives of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers.
Our institution is located in an area where immigrants live heavily. Our institution, which currently provides training to more than 30,000 adults a year, has also started to provide training to immigrants at an increasing rate in recent years. Our institution has staff members who work to assist adult immigrants with their education, inclusion and other different issues, and it is essential for our institution to develop their competences by adopting a European framework. We have prepared this project because we aim to develop our teachers' experience and knowledge on the education of immigrants through exemplary practices and methods in Europe, and to increase the education quality of our institution and to share the experiences with other institutions and organizations both in our city and in our region, and to ensure that immigrants are more educated and better adapted to our society.