RESULTS

TECHVET | SMALL-SCALE PARTNERSHIP PROJECT

RESULT 1 – Report on the ccope of cultural training preparing for the implementation of international vocational mobilities

As part of the TechVET project, the partners conducted an analysis of both primary and secondary research results, as well as numerous study visits carried out in Poland, Portugal, and Greece. The outcome of these activities is this document (Result 1), which aims to support VET institutions in effectively preparing participants for the cultural aspects of international vocational mobility.

The publication includes both solid theoretical foundations and practical tools and examples that facilitate effective cultural preparation of mobility participants. The report has been developed for Erasmus+ stakeholders, including teachers and staff of sending and hosting organisations, who wish to improve or enhance their current practices.

Click below to download the report in your chosen language version:

ENGLISH

POLISH

PORTUGUESE

GREEK

RESULT 2 – Report Containing a compilation of tools, software, procedures, and best practices in the use of new technologies in the vocational education process

The report is developed in response to identified problem areas arising during the vocational education process and the implementation of international mobilities. These include a lack of internal resources for updating vocational teaching methods, a misalignment between students’ skills in new technologies and the requirements of foreign employers, and a lack of knowledge about new technologies among vocational subject teachers. The report includes a compilation of modern IT tools and best practices that can be utilised both in preparing for mobility and in vocational education.

The second result has been developed in the form of a website and is available in four language versions:

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