As part of the E-SHIFT needs analysis, project partners spoke with workers, trainers, employers, labour market experts, and policymakers to better understand the challenges and opportunities created by digital transformation. …
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As the EU department of BUPNET, we actively participate in European projects within the framework of various EU funding programmes as either coordinator or partner.
These projects are mainly concerned with the development and testing of innovative products, but also with the cross-border exchange of experience and know-how transfer as well as the networking of activities and institutions. The broad range of topics includes education, employment, social affairs, health, culture, integration, regional development, justice, research & development and environment & energy.
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As part of the E-SHIFT needs analysis, project partners spoke with workers, trainers, employers, labour market experts, and policymakers to better understand the challenges and opportunities created by digital transformation. …
Project partners are actively implementing student workshops and piloting the MILES Students’ Toolbox in real classroom settings. Through interactive activities, young people are encouraged to strengthen their critical thinking skills, …
As part of our ongoing UNITE activities, we continue to explore new ways of supporting integration beyond mentoring and coaching sessions. One important element of this approach is creating shared …
The European Erasmus+ project UPSPACE has now moved into its pilot phase, bringing newly developed learning modules directly into classrooms across partner countries. Together with students, these materials are being …
Over the past months, the UNITE programme in Göttingen has continued to grow and develop. Through regular mentoring sessions, language cafés, and informal learning activities, participants have been taking important …
When people think about integration, language learning is often the first thing that comes to mind. And indeed, language is essential. It enables communication, access to information and participation in …