The last partnership meeting under the DECENT project was held in Valencia, Spain on 2nd and 3rd July 2019. All intellectual products are practically elaborated and translated. The online platform has to offer its users theoretical materials, many interactive tasks for checking personal knowledge and skills, and enabling learners to provide sufficient opportunities for primary assessment of knowledge and skills.
Know and Can
PROJECTS
Discover & Empower – an innovative model of career guidance to discover your future path
career guidance professional path
Foster the digital transition in VET schools
digital transition, green transition, upskilling, reskilling
Introducing micro-credentials to the digital era of VET
digital transition, micro-credentials, micro courses, validation
Reinforcing Educator's Competences for Counselling and Motivation
early school leaving, labour market, professional counseling, career guidance, educators
On 10 and 11 April 2019 in Palermo a partner meeting on the DECENT project took place. All Modules of the first intellectual product are ready, translated and available to interested parties. In addition to the theoretical part of the modules in https://decent.erasmus.site/ , you can find evaluation and self assessment tests, presentations and useful additional information. Partner countries are already in the preparatory phase for the training that will be based on Modules.
The DECENT project Newsletter №4 could be downloaded from here!
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On 10th and 11th of April the partners of DECENT have met for their fifth transnational meeting in Palermo, Italy. The meeting has represented an opportunity of discussion, among other things, on the work done so fare, the results achieved and obstacles encountered, and on the way forward in the last months of project implementation.
On November 6th and 7th in Nicosia, Cyprus was held the fourth partner meeting of the DECENT project. At the meeting, each of the partners presented the working version of the first intellectual product - modules on different themes for the adult educators' handbook "DECENT life without illiteracy".