Projects Erasmus+
Projects Erasmus+ include activities in the field of education and youth. The education includes adult education, vocational education, higher education and education in elementary schools and kindergartens. Educa’s activities are focused on participation in projects of this type, whether as a consortium Educa, or as a coordinator or partner of other projects.
Exprom
Links:
- Exprom in Slovenia (cs)
- Exprom in Slovenia (en)
- Exprom in Spain (cs)
- Exprom in Spain (en)
- Exprom in Finland (en)
Final Report for KA2 project EXPROM number 2018-1-CZ01-KA204-048116.
Educa International submitted a Final Report for KA2 project EXPROM number 2018-1-CZ01-KA204-048116. You can find final result User Guide for Trainers of Second Chance Schools on our web pages free for download as well as other information in the section News.
User Guide for Trainers of Second Chance Schools
https://educaops.eu/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/FINAL_EXPROM-User-Guide-2-1.pdf
Dissemination of the EXPROM project
Meeting in Radovljica, Slovenia
On Monday 29th August 2021 four employees of Educa International participated in the Final Meeting of the KA2 Project EXPROM number 2018-1-CZ01-KA204-048116 in Radovljica, Slovenia. We finished the final documentation and last payments, evaluated our work and discussed the possibilities of the dissemination of the project.
Online Meeting in Cork, Ireland
On Monday 14th June and on Tuesday 15th June 2021 was held the online meeting in Cork where 28 participants from our project partners took part.
The EXPROM Project Consortium was composed of five diverse organizations from across the European Union. These included EDUCA International o.p.s. (Czech Republic), Ljudska Univerza Radovljica (Slovenia), Vaasan Yliopisto (Finland), Centro Publico de Education de Personas Adultas Miguel Hernandez (Spain), and the Social and Health Education Project (Ireland). Each organization has a strong and proven history in adult education and a significant commitment to addressing emerging challenges in motivation and counseling.
The project involved visits to each partner country, facilitating direct exchange of experiences. During these visits, the host country invited 10 staff members to participate in workshops and training sessions.
The outcome of this collaboration among diverse institutions was mutual exchange of experiences. The goal was not to produce a formal document but rather to compile insights for each participant’s future use.
Three key areas of the project:
1. Strengthening initiatives focused on integrating people into educational and training services.
2. Improving strategies and methods for guiding support access to the acquisition and implementation of certified courses for individuals at risk of marginalization.
3. The third key area is the expansion of new methods to achieve, guide, and motivate teachers in enhancing competencies and professional qualifications.
The training took place on November 26-28, 2018 in Slovenia. For more information, please visit Facebook Educa International.
