In line with the long-term objectives of the European Development Plan, the results that the Consortium has intended to achieve through this project were the following: - support the employability and increase the professional skills of recent graduates by providing post-graduate work experiences customized to individual professional profiles guided by tutors and mentors dedicated to them during ErasmusPro 90-days VET mobility - helping to reduce school transition promoting participation in the ErasmusPro long-term individual mobility that have allowed to maximize the benefits of professional experience abroad through a serious and concrete approach to learning based on training on the job in European work contexts - encourage the acquisition of transversal and linguistic skills which often need to be reinforced in order to gain access to an increasingly dynamic and international labour market - reinforcing in the new generations the awareness of belonging to the European community and the most authentic meaning of active citizenship.
PR.I.M.E. III is a VET Learning Mobility of Individuals Erasmus+ 2014-2020 project and it is part of the European Development Plan that the National Mobility Consortium planned in spring 2016 imagining three consecutive and complementary projects: the first edition was eligible for funding in 2017, the second in 2018 and the last in 2020. The Consortium was created with the aim of bringing together public schools and private bodies sharing common needs and objectives, creating the conditions to work together in a network and offer to recent graduates access to the opportunities offered by the Erasmus+ Programme with particular reference to ErasmusPro mobilities. Overall, the European Development Plan has allowed about 300 recent graduates from Puglia and Lazio to participate in 90-days ErasmusPro VET mobility experiences abroad. Thanks to the positive results recorded also during this third and last project, the Consortium has decided to continue working together within the new Erasmus+ Programme 2021-2027. The beneficiary organisation has therefore requested and obtained the new Accreditation in the field of VET mobility, thanks to which the mobility foreseen by the new Erasmus Plan is currently ongoing.