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Are you an Entrepreneur and What kind of skills do you need to be a good entrepreneur? What makes someone a successful young entrepreneur? The key qualities are traits such as creativity, the ability to keep going in the face of hardship, and the social skills needed to build great teams… If you want to start a business, it’s essential to learn the specific skills that underpin these qualities.
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The project Digital Tourism has created the Digital Tourism Qualification Forum. This dedicated Facebook Group will start on short notice the digital show ‘Tourism Talks’ (‘Work Title’). In a few weeks we will announce the dates and times. These Talks will all the way during 2021. Below our show schedule
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Ready to start: different European entities that share good practices to face the barriers of incorporation into the world of work with people with chronic kidney disease. You can’t miss this !!! Register here for the ProCKD Webinar
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Do you want to start up a business in Turkey? Foreigners who want to open a business must obtain a working permit from the Ministry of Labour, Family and Services before starting to work. Read below all you need to know to be a successful young entrepreneur in Turkey
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The Partnership PLACES-3T is all about 3rd type places for Collaborative Creative Learning and Entrepreneurship. Supported by Erasmus+, the European project Places-3T aims to develop and make sustainable places of the “third type”, i.e. physical, virtual and/or hybrid collaborative spaces that enable social, cultural and entrepreneurial innovation.
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Leave a Comment (0) →Do you want to know how you formally start up a business in Italy? The YME Project helps young migrant entrepreneurs on their entrepreneurial journey
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The project ‘Creating VET Business Partnerships for WBL’ is a partnership with Bulgaria, Germany, Greece, Turkey, The Netherlands and North Macedonia. One of the aims is to provide an overview of theoretical perspectives on Work based learning education, to support young people, schools and companies out there. Our project starts with making overviews of the VET Systems in each partnership country. Our first project article in the VET Series covers the German vocational education and training system, also known as the dual training system. This VET System is highly recognized worldwide due to its combination of theory and training embedded in a real-life work environment.
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The project Reconnect had their second transnational project meeting, devided over two days (April 13th-14th 2021). The digital meeting covered among others the data analysis report of the student focus groups. Previously we already published an article with the results of the student questionnaires (Click here). Part 2 of the ReConnect Blog series ‘Better Digital Teaching and Learning’ has a very interesting outcome: Students really like science and social studies. The students don’t really come up with amazing answers when it comes to why these lessons are the most engaging and well liked: ‘Because it’s very interesting and like it very much’ are the most obvious answers. But don’t worry, it get’s better.
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When you learn how to network, it doesn’t just improve your career — it improves your personal life too. The YME Project , with help from the Kangan Institute has gathered for you the 10 best ways to network and make new connections
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Social Media and young people are intrinsically linked to each other. As innovators, young people are the ones who get absorbed into new technological trends which makes them also heavyweight users of social media. Young people from an early age are being exposed to social media and online tools for leisure, socialization and education. This makes the young generation, also referred to as Millennials, very savvy and skillful when it comes to using online tools and social media. On the other hand, this generation is criticized for the lack of social skills when it comes to face-to-face communication. This generation is perceived as disconnected from the ‘offline’ aspect of life, due to their immersion into the online aspect. There is this generational gap, struggle and tension between generations. The primary challenge for educators and students is to find common ground which will benefit both generations. Below the Student Questionnaire Conclusions
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