Submission no.
2015-1-RO01-KA202-002471

WWW

We Welcome Work

Short Description
The We Welcome Work (WWW) project meets the growing needs of high school students/young people who live in a very mobile environment, where time, education and employment are challenging issues. The Council of Europe has repeatedly stated that it is “committed to building a Europe with and for all young people, who will have access to quality education and training, to decent work and living conditions, as well as developing the conditions to enable them to contribute to the development of society.” Despite these commitments, the supply of apprenticeship and traineeship places in the EU continues to be under-developed. A lack of workplace experience and the related skills and competences is one of the factors contributing to the “skills gap” in the EU today.
The main aim of our partnership is to offer non-formal opportunities for young people to acquire employability, entrepreneurship and digital skills to support their transition from school to the world of work thus achieving a better skills match and career orientation. The project’s main aim is to facilitate students’ induction into the world of work by connecting the theoretical knowledge they acquire at school with the world of work.
Project Coordinator
Technical College “Alexandru Ioan Cuza
Contact: Carmen – Cornelia Diaconu
Email: carmin_dcn@yahoo.com
Project Partners
EuroEd
Contact: Cristina Anca Colibaba
Email: acolib@euroed.ro
A & A Emphasys Interactive Solutions Ltd
Contact: Athos Charalambides
Email: info@emphasyscentre.com
Ingenious Knoweledge
Contact: Rasmus Pechuel
Email: Rasmus.pechuel@ingeniousknowledge.com
Pixel – Associazione Culturale
Contact: Elisabetta Delle Donne
Email: eli@pixel-online.net
CIPAT
Contact: Giuseppe Italiano
Email: g.italiano@teletu.it
ESMOVIA – Sistema Practices S.l.
Contact: Maria Angeles Ruiz Gámez
Email: ruiz@esmovia.es