The project contributed to strengthening the educational and professional profile of recent graduates and enhancing their employability; foster the development of transversal, technical, green and digital skills among students to enhance their success in their studies and in the job market. Furthermore, the school is now able to better align curricula with professional teaching methods that meet the educational needs of learners and the demands of the workforce and new mentoring skills.
“C.A.S.A.N.O.V.A.” represents the school’s renewed commitment to Erasmus+ in addressing challenges and transformations, with a focus on digital and green initiatives. This dual transition has undoubtedly played a central role in the national and EU economic recovery, while at the regional level - both in the general economy and in the industrial, social health services, communications, and entertainment sectors - SMEs needed to acquire new professionals, skilled with appropriate competencies.