Digital transformation is a key priority across all major EU directives and policies. The European Commission has prioritized digital skills development and recognized education and training stakeholders as key players in making innovations mainstream to meet the education sector’s needs (EC, 2018).
Our project Learning Circle supports entrepreneurs and promotes circular economy entrepreneurship. Interested to know what we have been up to lately? Read the project’s latest newsletter and find out more!
The 8% project is about to reach its end. The last partner meeting and Final Conference were held in a hybrid format in France in July. The last steps were discussed and the 8% partnership is in the process of finalising everything. Check the fourth newsletter and read more about it.
The partner meetings continue and all the next steps are being discussed and agreed among all partners. Check the third newsletter to find out more about the next steps of the 8% project.
The 8 PER CENT project aims to support the growth of innovative entrepreneurs in Europe. Check the electronic leaflet to find out more information about the project.
Working towards an inclusive Higher Education sector
Higher education (HE) can undoubtedly play an important and crucial role in tackling Europe’s social challenges. Ensuring that HE is inclusive and that institutions are connected to their communities, is a good first step in enhancing the social dimension of the sector.
Money Matters project aims to produce new pedagogic practices that impact adult education provision by supporting family learning through new digital learning tools. Check the electronic leaflet to find out more information about the project.