Through the implementation of this project, the IMF wishes to achieve the objectives of its Erasmus 2021/23 plan: 1-Foster the personal development and professional integration of social work learners at levels 3 and 4 2-Support the development of IMF staff in social work at levels 3 and 4 and partners to innovate and improve the quality of training in Europe 3-Perpetuate and develop international partnerships related to the theme "Social Work in Europe 4-Develop digital education and ensure collaborative management of mobility projects 5-Participate actively in networks for the exchange of experiences and good practices 6-Communicate effectively and valorize the results of the projects 7-Reinforce the Institute's commitment to sustainable development
The project "Social Work in Europe" aims to develop skills in the field of support for people in difficulty, with disabilities or in a situation of dependency for social workers in professional training in the European multicultural context. Through this project, the IMF is strengthening partnerships with social and medico-social institutions and services in Europe (Belgium and Romania) and in North Africa (Morocco). The objective is to find innovative establishments or services in the field of specialized education and support for people in difficulty, in a situation of disability or dependence. Holder of the Erasmus Vocational Education and Training accreditation, the IMF has responded to the 2020 call for applications in order to organize outgoing mobility for learners and staff at levels 3 and 4 as well as incoming professional mobility (invitation of experts). The training courses concerned are the State Diploma for Monitor Educators (ME level 4) and the State Diploma for Educational and Social Accompaniment (AES level 3). In this way, the IMF develops its capacities, its attractiveness and its international dimension.