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My Story Map – News 9/19

My Story Map – News 9/19

On My Story Wall (mystorywall.eu) we created an online exhibition of our story maps. These maps were developed by the participants themselves (early school leavers).

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My Story Map – News 8/19

My Story Map – News 8/19

During the first semester of 2019, all partners have carried out a series of workshops in collaboration with different entities in order to prevent early school leaving.

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My Story Map – News 6/19

My Story Map – News 6/19

From the 12th to the 18th of May, staff members and representatives of all the six partner organisations of the project gathered together in the ancient Flemish city of Bruges, Belgium.

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My Story Map – News 4/19

My Story Map – News 4/19

The members of the consortium behind My Story Map developed, during the first year of the project, a research about the topics of early-school leaving and the use of storytelling and digital story mapping in its prevention.

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LikeHome Policy Recommendations

LikeHome Policy Recommendations

In our EU project LikeHome we developed policy recommendations, which summarize the necessary steps to foster the inclusion of refugees into the European labour market and into education processes. You can read the full document here.

 

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My Story Map – News 2/19

My Story Map – News 2/19

My Story Map” is a Strategic partnership (KA2), supported by the Erasmus+ program of
the European Commission.

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SUFOGIS Project started!

SUFOGIS Project started!

die Berater® hosted the kick-off meeting of SUFOGIS, an exciting new EU knowledge transfer project with partners from Russian and China on the one hand, and Greece, Finland and Austria on the other hand.

SUFOGIS shares EU knowledge with four higher education institutions  in Russian and China with regard to the use of Geo Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS) in sustainable forestry and agriculture. In general, university-business cooperation in this area is to be strengthened. Students as well as staff of Chinese and Russian universities will be trained. die Berater contributes to the project its expertise in knowledge management, education and training, media production and quality management of EU projects

More information about this ambitious project to follow…

 

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Network recommendations for a new professionalism of in-company vet personnel

Network recommendations for a new professionalism of in-company vet personnel

The Level-Up project has broadly discussed issues around a new professionalism for in-company VET personnel and what is needed to achieve it.

Follow the link to read more about what experts from different backgrounds and countries have discussed and found out in the course of the Level-up project:
Level up – IO 7 – Network Recommendations

 

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Hunt For Europe: Development Update

Hunt For Europe: Development Update

Our bridges to europe-team is finishing the last touches in our language learning game Hunt For Europe. Soon, it will be ready for the first gamers! 🙂

Find out more about the project: huntforeurope.eu

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Recommendations on holistic vocationalism

Recommendations on holistic vocationalism

Level Up! – one of the projects that die Berater® has been involved with as internal evaluator over the last three years – is coming to an end.

To carry forward the ideas discussed and developed in the project, the partnership has recently published a discussion paper on holistic vocationalism. This educational concept roots in the conceptions that apprentices and employees ought to be empowered to reflect their working conditions, to recognise the social and ecologi¬cal consequences of their work, to accept their rights and entitlements and to contribute to shaping their work. To find out more about the concept and how it is perceived in different European countries, read the publication here.