KK 50+
Erasmus+
01.02.2022 to 31.01.2024
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Project objectives
The main goal of the project is to increase access to key competences, taking into account the specificity of people over 50.
THE OTHER OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT:
Expanding access to individualized education programs for people over 50 years of age, taking into account the specificity and needs of these people.
Supporting the development of key competences among people over 50 years of age in the countries participating in the project.
Strengthening the competences of trainers and adult education providers in the EU by providing them with high-quality, free materials supporting the process of educating people over 50 in the field of key competences.
Project’s activities
4 partner meetings
6 intellectual outputs (1 methodology, 4 courses, 1 guideline)
Dissemination meetings in 4 countries
Activities carried out as part of the project are described on an ongoing basis in the News.
Planned intellectual outputs
Methodology of training courses „Key competences for people aged 50+”
4 modular key competences training courses that can be delivered together or separately as independent course units
Guidelines for trainers / education organizers in the field of implementing and conducting key competences courses for people aged 50+
THE RESULTS WILL FOCUS ON 4 KEY COMPETENCES
Ability to understand and create information
Digital competences
Personal, social and learning to learn competences
Entrepreneurial competences
Consortium
The project is implemented in partnership of institutions from the adult education sector from Poland, France, Norway and Spain.
Deinde Sp. z o. o.
Leader
Poland
INERCIA DIGITAL SL
Partner
Spain
Stiftelsen Mangfold i arbeidslivet
Partner
Norwey
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