EUpTrain

Room for transnational exchange of educational experience.

Low-qualified adults often find it difficult to gain access to education. This hinders the acquisition of new skills and consequently makes integration into the labour market and society more difficult. The Erasmus+ funded project EUpTrain, therefore promoted the transnational exchange of knowledge between adult education organizations. In a jointly produced handbook, translated into 8 languages, experts have compiled transnational best practices and methodologies. The focus: the work and further education of low-skilled adults. So that this target group can receive the best support, grow through education, and be successful in their careers.

About EUpTrain: All information about the project

Project Activities

During the project period from 09/2020 to 02/2022, we developed, in collaboration with seven project partners from Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Greece, Portugal, and Austria:

Regular exchange between experts from the partner countries and a Knowledge Exchange Workshop
A handbook (translated into 8 languages) containing the results of knowledge exchange activities as well as a collection of concrete examples of international best practices and methodologies for trainers working with low-skilled adults

Target Group

Trainers who train and further educate low-skilled adults
Organizations active in adult education

Project Objectives

The project aimed to establish a transnational network of organizations between Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, Italy, Portugal, Greece, and Romania and to consolidate expert knowledge and best practice examples from the education of low-skilled adults.

Achieving More Together

EUpTrain was made possible through Erasmus+ funding. Partners in the implementation were:

ÖJAB (Austria)
CEIPES (Italy)
Asociatia Centrului de Cercetare di Formare a Universitatii de Nord Baia Mare (Romania)
Dayana (Bulgaria)
WIFI Hungaria (Hungary)
Aproximar (Portugal)
AKMI (Greece)

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Erasmus+