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What is Communication? And Six tips how to do communication as a young entrepreneur. The YME Project has it all spelled out for you
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Below the YME Project gives you Six Marketing Tips and Tricks. These tips and tricks are taken out of the Guide for Young migrant Entrepreneurs. By the way, don’t miss out our OnLine You Tube Multiplier event on April 22nd (Sign up here)
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The EAER Good Practice Guide we have developed and is already published in English is for people who have a history of drug and alcohol problems and those who are current problem substance users experience significant social and economic inequalities and are often marginalised within society, particularly in terms of their access to opportunities in […]
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Digital transformation brings a number of disruptive changes. This is true not only on how we do things, but also and maybe most importantly, on how we (need to) rethink our processes and more generally our business models. Digital tools have a strong impact on education, on how our trainers may improve teaching strategies, on […]
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It’s very important to choose the right indicators in the evaluation of the startup: actionable indicators and not vanity indicators. For example, a supermarket can set a vanity indicator – number of customers, but an actionable indicator is the volume of revenue per day. The number of customers may increase, but they can buy considerably less in time.
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Within the EEAR Project we seek to promote Social Inclusion for some of the most excluded members of society by supporting them on their journey of re-integration into vocational training , employment and
self-employment by each of the partners sharing our current successful programmes, comparing what works well and areas for development in order to enhance the quality of provision for this specialist group and other disadvantaged groups within society. Today we had a Teams Meeting with ChoiceWorks, presenting their programme ‘Employment and Empowerment in Addiction Recovery’
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Leave a Comment (0) →Successful Young Migrants Entrepreneurs boost Dutch and UK Economy. A study by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) found that immigrants are far more likely to be entrepreneurial than people born and brought up in the UK… Three times as much in fact. Figures from the Dutch Chamber of Commerce for 2015 show that one in five starters was not born in the Netherlands
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We are approaching the final stages of the EAER project. On February 17th 2021, the Dutch Foundation of Innovation Welfare 2 Work organised ‘Digital EAER Day 2021’ to showcase all the work we have done. The EAER days were designed to connect the EAER programme with the local and regional Social Networks for people in […]
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Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease or End Stage Renal Disease face many barriers to remain in or join the workforce, especially after starting dialysis treatment. These barriers include poor employment opportunities because of disadvantaged socioeconomic status, fatigue and other symptoms of renal failure, depression and feelings of social isolation… The ProCKD project focuses on the needs and problems of patients from Spain, Turkey, Greece, and the Netherlands. More specifically the focus will be on how the working patients can continue their employment after initiation of dialysis, on how to be encouraged to continue training and education, and on how unemployed patients can be assisted in finding meaningful work. The focus of the Webinar, presented by Pieter van Schie MA, is on the solution !
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Research shows that more than 80% of young people in Europe use the internetfor social activities. Whilst mobile access to the internet significantly increasedover the last years, the use of technology for educational purposes lags behind.Through this project, the educators will learn new skills on how to harness thesoft-skills as well as robust digital skills needed by the learners and educators tothrive in their future employment and life.
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