The objectives of the project were aimed at: - supporting learning by doing through specific and professional internships in European contexts operating in the digital sector; - promoting the development of excellent professional education and training capable of fully stimulating students' talents (be they creative, innovative and/or entrepreneurial); - increasing the beneficiaries' knowledge of the technical-professional skills necessary to operate in the chosen sector through comparison with the world of work; - preparing beneficiaries (students and teachers) for multilingualism and the international dimension by promoting language learning even in non-formal contexts; - proposing a space in which sector operators (TEACHERS) can exchange knowledge, experiences and points of view on the methods of designing and managing on the job learning courses in European contexts; - promoting active European citizenship through intercultural education, global education and the internationalization of the training offer; - Testing and supporting the diffusion of the ECVET system applied to mobility, therefore promoting the transparency, valorisation and capitalization of training processes.
The “reShapEU project has resumed the fruitful collaboration started in recent years by the members of the Consortium to improve some performances and consolidate mutual cooperation between the world of education and training and the labor market, seizing the opportunities offered by Industry 4.0 and the digital sector, which emerge as areas with good job prospects. Digital skills, in fact, are required not only by ICT professions but are transversal to all working sectors. In addition, after the pandemic, there has been a rapid process of digitalisation and technological innovation which continues to create new jobs in numerous and disparate professional fields. The project, therefore, made it possible to train young people but also staff, allowing them to respond better to the needs of companies which are now totally focused on developing adequate digital skills to accelerate recovery and be competitive in the global market.