to provide trainers with practical tools leading to an innovative method of training related to basic and transversal skills, innovative managerial competencies and entrepreneurial spirit
to use and promote a non-formal approach based on art and music
to stimulate self-employment initiatives among adults
to improve managerial skills of the adults to foster the awareness and importance of innovation and lifelong learning
A consortium of six European organisations from Slovakia, Italy, Greece, Bulgaria, Poland and Hungary is combining its members’ efforts and experience in a project entitled “The Sound of Business – Leveraging the Entrepreneurial Competences of Adults to Extenuate the Business Knowledge Divide” (2018-1-SK01-KA204-046325). Funded through the Erasmus+ Key Action 2 Strategic Partnership programme (Adult education), the two year project is running from October 2018 until September 2020.
Through a mix of partners with a wide range of different expertise, consisting of a university, a chamber of commerce, a training institution, a consultancy company, a competence certification organisation and a not for profit association promoting non formal education. Τhe consortium will develop 4 high quality outputs, as detailed below.
Through a mix of partners with a wide range of different expertise, consisting of a university, a chamber of commerce, a training institution, a consultancy company, a competence certification organisation and a not for profit association promoting non formal education. Τhe consortium will develop 4 high quality outputs, as detailed below.
Create a Learning Documentary, which will be a high quality video documentary learning tool, putting together the contents of the training tools with the non-formal approach based on history of rock music
Develop a Protocol for certification of competencies for validating the competences developed using the innovative learning approach developed by The Sound of Business project
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