Proiecte

WWW - We Welcome Work

The European project entitled WWW was funded by the European Commission in the framework of the Erasmus+ Programme, KA2 - Strategic Partnership in the field of VET Education.

 Programme:Erasmus+

Key Action:Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices

Action:Strategic Partnerships

Field:Strategic Partnerships for vocational education and training

The We Welcome Work (WWW) project meets the growing needs of high school students/young people who live in a very mobile environment, where time, education and employment are challenging issues. The main aim of our partnership is to offer non-formal opportunities for young people to acquire employability, entrepreneurship and digital skills. The project’s main aim is to facilitate students’ induction into the world of work by connecting the theoretical knowledge they acquire at school with the skills required by the world of work.

Project Title:Online apprenticeship simulator for introducing work strategies to teachers, students and companies

Project Acronym:WWW - We Welcome Work

Ref. no.: 2016-1-RO01-KA202-02471

Project Start Date:01.09.2016

Project End date:31.08.2018

Partnership

P1:Technical College "Alexandru Ioan Cuza", Barlad (Romania) - www.aicuzabarlad.ro

Partners:

P2:Fundatia EuroEd, Iasi (Romania) – www.euroed.ro

P3:Private Institute Emphasys Centre, Nicosia (Cyprus) - www.emphasyscentre.com

P4:Ingenious Knowledge, Köln (Germany) - www.ingeniousknowledge.com

P5:Pixel Associazione, Florence (Italy) - www.pixel-online.net

P6:CIPAT, Florence (Italy) - www.cipat.it

P7:ESMOVIA, Valencia (Spain) - www.esmovia.es

 Outputs

Job profiles and best practices

Toolkit package for teachers and school counsellors (introduction and utility of interactive educational resources to motivate and familiarize students with workplace situations)

Online Apprenticeship Simulator:animations of workplace tasks from different fields: tourism, customer services, IT, medicine, teaching, etc.

Videos on career guidance for students and young peoplemade by companies dealing as promoters of young skilled workers.