Wildescape EU Newsletter #3: Advancing Training Development and Project Collaboration
The third edition of the Wildescape EU newsletter highlights key progress in the development of the project's training modules and educational content.
The third edition of the Wildescape EU newsletter highlights key progress in the development of the project's training modules and educational content.
Following the development of the EPIC Training Curriculum on Social Entrepreneurship and the completion of the Train-the-Trainer Workshop and Study Visit in Athens, Greece, the EPIC project advanced to its next crucial phase: the implementation of training activities at local level. These trainings translated the project’s educational resources and methodologies into practice, directly engaging youth workers and young people across the Western Balkans.
The EPIC project has reached an important milestone with the successful pilot implementation of its newly developed EPIC Toolkits through a series of workshops held in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, and Kosovo. The workshops brought together young people and youth workers to test, validate, and refine key project resources aimed at strengthening social entrepreneurship ecosystems.
The StayConnected project proudly concludes its two-year journey, leaving a meaningful mark on how organisations across Europe navigate hybrid work and promote digital inclusion.
As the GROWS project enters its final phase, partners across six European countries successfully delivered a series of national workshops and a final conference, engaging over 230 VET teachers, trainers, students and education stakeholders.
The Digital4All Multiplier Event took place on 24 November 2025 at Casa College in Nicosia, hosted by INNOVADE and the University of Nicosia. The workshop brought together around 30 participants, including educators, academics, learning designers, and policymakers, to explore practical approaches to enhancing digital inclusion in higher education.
INNOVADE joined project partners in Warsaw, Poland, on 18–19 November for the final Transnational Project Meeting and concluding conference of the GROWS project—an initiative dedicated to strengthening sustainable waste management practices within the VET sector.
The Digital4All consortium convened for its Final Transnational Project Meeting (TPM) on 20–21 November in Vaasa, Finland, hosted by Åbo Akademi University. The gathering marked the completion of two years of collaborative work dedicated to advancing digital inclusion across European higher education.
Across Europe, the green transition calls for new skills, new mindsets and new education models. The Erasmus+ project GROWS – Moving towards a Green tRansitiOn through sustainable Waste management education in the VET sector, supports this effort by equipping VET providers, trainers and learners with the practical tools they need to reduce waste, adopt circular economy practices and foster sustainability in their institutions.
GROWS project has just released its 5th newsletter, which highlights that the GROWS Forum is now live, providing a collaborative space for VET schools, training centres, and organisations to share Green Action Plans, exchange best practices, and post resources for sustainable waste management.