The aim of the project was to enrich the preparation of the participants to face the demands of the local labor market and acquire independence and maturity in their personal and professional choices. In particular: - improve their technical-professional skills in the field of study; - improve their linguistic and communication skills; - improve their socio-relational, civic and intercultural skills; - become more competitive and be prepared to quickly enter the job market. For the consortium: - improve their vocational and training offer; - strengthen staff skills in terms of management, tutoring and monitoring of training pathways; - improve their skills in managing international mobility projects; - improve the collaboration with the world of work on a local and international level; - improve the use of the ECVET system and EUROPASS devices. For the EU partners, the project contributed to improve the quality of the multi-actor networks that implement international mobility paths, favoring the growth and improvement of their international internship management skills and monitoring procedures.
The GREEN sector connected to SUSTAINABILITY, ENVIRONMENT and TERRITORY PROTECTION is at the center of the international and EU scene (UN Agenda 2030), in consideration of the radical changes in terms of transformation of the territory and related ecosystems that are taking place at a global and local level. To respond effectively to these important challenges, it is necessary to implement effective policies for the protection and sustainable use of the territory, as well as to train new SPECIALIZED PROFESSIONAL FIGURES capable of responding to the need for innovation and technological development of companies in the sector. To this end, the SEED project consortium aimed at promoting the personal, civic, cultural and professional growth of the young participants (recent graduates and students) of the sending schools, offering them international work-based experiences aimed at acquiring specific skills in their field of study. The SEED project specifically involved 37 recent graduates and 137 students from the sending schools of the consortium with specializations in the areas of ENVIRONMENTAL AND TERRITORY MANAGEMENT and ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY and other similar and/or compatible with the green and sustainability fields.