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Design of green dual VET opportunities

2022-1-IT01-KA210-VET-0000810292022Small-scale partnerships in vocational education and trainingfinalized
Countries: IT|LT|BG · Grant: €60,000
Cooperation between educational institutions and businessDigital content, technologies and practicesNew learning and teaching methods and approaches

Objectives

Our project aimed to enhance VET programs, foster international collaboration, address market demands, and contribute to professional development and community welfare. We prioritized upgrading training programs, especially in graphic design and internet applications, to meet the changing labor market needs. Recognizing the importance of partnerships, we sought collaborations with international organizations to exchange best practices. A key focus was on green professions and ICT skills. We aimed to prepare trainers and develop tailored curricula emphasizing impactful visual communication and digital skills. Using micro-credentials, we provided flexible training solutions addressing specific job requirements and facilitating quick workplace entry. Through engagement with international experts, we enriched our professional expertise and educational services. Our efforts aimed to positively impact the community and economy by offering opportunities for skill acquisition and workforce entry, benefiting individuals and society as a whole.

Background

We applied for this project with a multifaceted approach to address evolving needs in vocational education and training. Recognizing the dynamic labor market, we prioritized retraining individuals, regardless of background, and noted a surge in interest in creative and technical skills like graphic design and internet applications. Understanding the crucial role of impactful visual communication in modern internet-based businesses, we aimed to equip individuals with practical knowledge in these areas. Acknowledging the popularity of dual education blending practical and theoretical training, we tailored programs for graphic design and internet applications. International collaboration was sought to exchange best practices in vocational training, enhancing our programs and trainer readiness. We emphasized green professions and ICT skills, preparing trainers and curricula tailored for these fields, emphasizing technology's role in visual communication. Embracing micro-credentials, we aimed to offer flexible training for quick workplace entry, meeting evolving labor market demands.

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