During the implementation of the project, our goal is to renew the institute's professional and methodological approach through international learning mobility. The experience gained will contribute to the integration of experience-based, digitally supported, and sustainable forms of learning into adult education, strengthen the institution's international network, and lay the foundations for the long-term and active presence of the Hungarian Heritage House in the European cultural space.
The Hungarian Heritage House applied for this EU mobility project because its institutional strategy focuses on international knowledge sharing, learning-based cooperation, and active European professional presence. The project provides an opportunity for our staff to renew their methodological toolkit by learning about international best practices, thereby creating a more modern, experiential, and inclusive learning environment for adult learners.