PROJECTS

EOLAS is participating and has participated over the last years in numerous projects on topics related to (social) entrepreneurship, tourism, storytelling, creativity, education, ICT, energy and innovation, either as full partner or as a subcontractor to the lead partner or one of the consortium members.

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VET ONLINE – Reconnecting students and teachers in online education


VET Online will develop a toolkit with very easy to use, simple tools, activities etc. to be implemented in online classes, and an E-book – which will showcase the experiences of teachers who have used the VET Online Toolkit, and…

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28 February, 2022


YOUNG SOCIAL MAKERS


YSM develops a coherent programme which reaches young people enrolled in the VET system, and provides them skills, competences and knowledge related to the “maker culture” and digitally enhanced design and manufacturing, such as 3D printing, laser cutting, design thinking…

9 June, 2020


BE WATER Empowering Sustainable Camps for Youth


BE WATER The project aims is to make (summer, leisure and sports) camps organised in, on and around water basins and targeting youth more sustainable from a holistic and strategic approach, covering all phases from inception and design, to implementation…

28 August, 2024


BLUEDU – Blockchain Technologies for VET Education


BLUEDU improves the knowledge and digital competencies regarding blockchain technologies of VET educators in the field of ICT, through training and helping them to contribute to the career development of their students to reduce the education barriers and prepare them…

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3 September, 2023


BLUESOG – BLUE SOCIAL GROWTH


Blue Social Growth’ is an experimental pedagogical plan for the training of the populations living in small islands to address their pressing issues- like the recent immigration and refugees’ crisis- through developing blue growth economy social enterprises from the merge…

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9 June, 2020


CARE4U


CARE4U objectives are to provide innovative approaches based on practice (better than theory), and to focus on the individual needs and expectations after their first approach to the labor market. The majority of home care workers don’t have adequate training…

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28 February, 2019


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