Project number: 2020-1-IT01-KA226-VET-009004
Project description:
The current COVID-19 crisis hit certain sectors very hard. One of these sectors is Small and Medium Sized companies around the world. The financial support provided, SMEs are in difficult situation. Now, more than ever they need well educated, skilled owners, managers and employees.
The aim of the DIGI4SME project if extending digital competences of VET trainers providing training to SMEs. The pandemic has taken away even the possibility of training as many training providers are not ready to provide education online. VET education, needs to be ready for delivery of high quality inclusive digital education.
Target Group:
The primary target group are VET trainers with either no or basic digital skills working in VET centres particularly those that deliver various trainings to SMEs connected with effective functioning of a company. They will benefit directly from project activities and will be able to gain or improve their digital skills. The secondary target group can be defined as employees of SMEs, learners of the above-mentioned VET trainers that that through digitally enabled learning methods will improve their own digital skills and skills needed to successful business operations.
Intellectual Outputs:
The most important results of the project are improved digital competences of VET trainers in accordance to the guidance offered by the framework but the project will create more results in terms of impact on VET trainers as well as on other groups – employees of SME as well as stakeholders from the VET education area, participants and organisations.
There will be two main outputs of the project:
IO1 – Training needs detector
IO2 – Training e-course
Project website:https://digi4sme.eu/
Partners
Diciannove Società Cooperativa – Coordinator (Italy)
STOWARZYSZENIE CENTRUM WSPIERANIA EDUKACJI I PRZEDSIEBIORCZOSCI (Poland)
LABC S.R.L. (Italy)
KAINOTOMIA & SIA EE (Greece)
SC Ludor Engineering SRL (Romania)
INSTALOFI LEVANTE SL (Spain)
KRAJOWA IZBA GOSPODARCZA (Poland)
Changing lives. Opening minds
Co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
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