Local activities & Cultural events

The local activities were the important part of ensuring that the project impacts not only the direct participants in the LTTAs but also other staff at partner organizations and educators from outside the consortium. Each partner organised 5 such activities throughout...

Evaluation Meeting in Berlin

Evaluation Meeting in Berlin The project included a transnational project meeting, which was held at the end of the project and was dedicated to project evaluation, preparing the final report, preparing plans for continued result...

C4 in Poland: Entrepreneurial Thinking in Poland

C4 in Poland: Entrepreneurial Thinking in Poland 12 educators from 6 partner organizations attended the 4th LTTA in Poland. Participants were selected based on their experience in working with vulnerable adults and knowledge of non-formal education (NFE). The activity...

C3 in Greece – Conflict resolution and managing stress

C3 in Greece - Conflict resolution and managing stress In Greece, 12 educators from 6 partner organizations attended the 3rd LTTA, which focused on working with people with mental disorders and refugees. The activity lasted for 5 working days and 1 travel day,...

C2 in Serbia – Intercultural activities and integration

C2 in Serbia - Intercultural activities and integration:In Serbia, 9 educators from 6 partner organizations attended the 2nd LTTA, which focused on intercultural activities and integration. The activity lasted for 5 working days and 1 travel day, combining a training...

C1 in Slovenia – Basic skills and digital literacy

C1 in Slovenia - Basic skills and digital literacy:In Slovenia, 10 educators from 5 partner organizations attended the 1st LTTA, which focused on basic skills and digital literacy. The activity, which lasted for 5 working days and 1 travel day, combined a training...

Online kickoff meeting

During this online kick-off we have formed a management plan and steering committee, prepare internal partnership agreements defining the role and responsibilities of each partner, prepare the financial plan and presenting the rules, define the quality monitoring...

About Project

The project “Education for Labour Market Integration: Enabling Educators to Better Target Low-Qualified Adults” (hereinafter referred to as ELMI) will address the competences and knowledge of educators working with adults belonging to marginalised and vulnerable social groups, primarily the Roma community and refugees/migrants, but also other adults facing social, economic and educational difficulties. All of the partner organisations as well as other NGOs working in the field of adult education in the partner’s local and national contexts have developed unique approaches to addressing adults facing a wide array of difficulties, which result in decreased inclusion in to the wider society and into national labour markets.
The project was developed by a consortium of 6 organisations coming from different parts of Europe and with different backgrounds. When designing the project the core idea that led us was the fact that many organisations working in the field of adult education are facing similar problems and address comparable needs in their target groups. While many of these projects, especially those with an international component, are widely disseminated and their deliverables are accessible if one looks for them, a large part of operations implemented on national scales is less accessible despite delivering very good results. This leads to organisations in different countries “rediscovering” approaches that are already established elsewhere The core aim of ELMI is to research successful practices targeting vulnerable adult learners and to analyse their potential for adaptation and transfer into new localities and to present these practices to educators from partner organisations and to those outside the consortium.

Objectives

1 Objective
To increase the competences of educators
2 Objective

– to develop the capacities of organisations educating adults facing multiple discrimination

3 Objective

– to identify and analyse examples of good practices and their transfer possibilities and collect them in a widely available compendium

4 Objective

– to enable educators to foster better integration of end beneficiaries into the wider society and the labour market

5 Objective

– to establish an international network of adult education organisations working on future projects based on ELMI together and exchanging knowledge – fostering interethnical dialogue and the fight against discrimination

Project Activities

Local activities & Cultural events

The local activities were the important part of ensuring that the project impacts not only the direct participants in the LTTAs but also other staff at partner organizations and educators from outside the consortium. Each partner organised 5 such activities throughout...

Evaluation Meeting in Berlin

Evaluation Meeting in Berlin The project included a transnational project meeting, which was held at the end of the project and was dedicated to project evaluation, preparing the final report, preparing plans for continued result...

C4 in Poland: Entrepreneurial Thinking in Poland

C4 in Poland: Entrepreneurial Thinking in Poland 12 educators from 6 partner organizations attended the 4th LTTA in Poland. Participants were selected based on their experience in working with vulnerable adults and knowledge of non-formal education (NFE). The activity...

C1 in Slovenia – Basic skills and digital literacy

C1 in Slovenia - Basic skills and digital literacy:In Slovenia, 10 educators from 5 partner organizations attended the 1st LTTA, which focused on basic skills and digital literacy. The activity, which lasted for 5 working days and 1 travel day, combined a training...

Online kickoff meeting

During this online kick-off we have formed a management plan and steering committee, prepare internal partnership agreements defining the role and responsibilities of each partner, prepare the financial plan and presenting the rules, define the quality monitoring...

Partners

Compendium of good practices

The main output of the project is the compendium of good practices, which was developed throughout the implementation. Each partner organization contributed with several good practices. The consortium analysed and evaluated them to select the most suitable examples. The compendium exmplores the original context of the implementation and also the potentialfor transfer and the needed resources.