adult; entrepreneurship;
lifestyle; integration; disadvantaged
functional illiteracy; low-skilled adults; social exclusion; dyslexia
social integration; prevention; drop-out; migration; children
social entrepreneurship, employability, self-employment, training programme, disadvantaged learners
Thankfully the COVID-19 situation permitted the final EKS project partners meeting to go forward physically. All partners were very happy and satisfied to be meeting after two years of mutual work which primarily consisted of online meetings solely. During the meeting, all COVID safety measures were diligently followed up. Thanks to our Italian project partners - LABC, the meeting was concluded in a smooth and successful way for all participants.
UPthEM project newsletter №3 could be downloaded from here!
After two years filled with hard work and challenges, the UPthEM project partnership is extremely glad to present the final version of the UPthEM TRAINING PROGRAMME "Upskilling pathways for employability"!
The programme combines aspects of entrepreneurship and employability training curricula with role-play simulation exercises on the process of looking for employability options or of starting a business. The programme design entails four modules, considered key to a successful career based on the current and future labour market and combined in a unique way providing new and different point of view, in which lies the innovativeness of the product as well as its contribution to the already existing practices and materials in all partner countries and EU level:
We are happy to announce that the first project newsletter is ready!
With the onset of the hot summer months came the long-awaited launch of the game for developing entrepreneurial skills, created within the project "Entrepreneurship is the key to success"! We are very pleased to announce that the demo version of the game is now available in English and Bulgarian and we invite you to become part of its improvement and finalization!
On the 8th of July 2021, a half-day workshop was dedicated to peer-to-peer outreach strategy with 20 single parents.
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