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Enhancing Social Competence of African Migrants through Lifelong Learning in Europe

2021-2-DE02-KA210-ADU-0000490602021Small-scale partnerships in adult educationfinalized
Countries: DE|IE|SE · Grant: €60,000
Key competences developmentCreating new, innovative or joint curricula or coursesInclusion, promoting equality and non-discrimination

Objectives

The project was launched with the clear vision of improving educational opportunities for African migrants in Europe and promoting their integration and personal development. The aim was to achieve this goal by developing a manual. This handbook, intended for NGOs, associations, educational institutions and other organizations, was intended to serve as a guide to best support African migrants. The project was also aimed at promoting transnational partnerships and collaboration. Both experienced and less experienced partners should be involved to learn from each other and share best practices. This should not only improve educational opportunities but also strengthen cooperation between different organizations and countries. African migrants should be actively integrated into European society by providing educational opportunities and involving various partners. In addition to these main objectives, the project should also serve as a platform to strengthen the knowledge and skills of the partner organizations. Sharing best practices and working together to improve educational opportunities should help strengthen the capacities of the organizations involved.

Background

We applied for this project because it addresses a number of needs that we believe are important. First, the project discusses educational opportunities for African migrants in Europe, which is a key component for their integration and personal development. Education enables people to expand their skills and opportunities and to get involved in society. The project also emphasizes transnational partnerships and exchange of best practices, which helps strengthen collaboration and knowledge between different organizations and countries. The project was intended to address a variety of needs, including educational opportunities, social integration, lifelong learning and transnational cooperation, all of which contribute to improving the lives of African migrants in Europe.

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