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global health training for health workers is at the heart of GLOHA-EU a new European academy that builds cultural competence equity and digital skills through an online multilingual curriculum connected to other innovative health education projects like AM-Heal
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Additive manufacturing for healthcare education is transforming prosthetics, orthotics and rehabilitation in the Erasmus+ AM-HEAL project, building a Level 9 micro-credential and a 3D printing hub in Kyiv to support recovery in Ukraine.
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PRAISE project digital education starts with a kick-off meeting in Nicosia and brings programming, robotics, and AI into European teacher education for future-ready teachers.
Kicking Off PRAISE: Programming, Robotics and AI Skills for Future Teachers Read More »
Agrosocial project promotes social inclusion We’re excited to announce the launch of the official website of the Agrosocial Project! Visit our new site to explore how Agrosocial project promotes social inclusion through organic farming and education. This Erasmus+ initiative combines ecological practices with accessible learning spaces, encouraging equality, sustainability, and community development across Europe. The
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Agrosocial Erasmus+ project is sowing the seeds of inclusion through organic gardening. This inspiring initiative, co-led by Terra i Dona (Spain), CoLeitrim (Ireland), and Meraki Projectes, is transforming public urban gardens into accessible, sustainable, and socially inclusive spaces. A Field Where Everyone Belongs Earlier this year, a moving event took place at The Organic Centre
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A European milestone in teacher education Sustainable communication marks the core of the European TASC training programme, which officially launches its first physical session in Murcia, Spain, from May 20th to 24th, 2025. Grade A, a 6 ECTS EU micro-credential, starts with a 2 ECTS face-to-face week. The curriculum focuses on five modules: Teachers from
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The countdown has begun – in a month we will be meeting together in Albacete for the 2nd in-person training week of the Erasmus+ GEL project where we will learn from the expertise of the Asexórate team. We had a great online meeting today, finalising the agenda and getting ready for an action packed week of learning and capacity building related to gender equality and sex education.
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This week, Vilnius, Lithuania, became the hub of collaboration and innovation as 29 Consortium members of the Erasmus+ TASC Project came together for a series of engaging meetings alongside 22 members of the TASC Teacher Board, who are rigorously testing Grade B of our training programme and providing invaluable feedback.
Together, we’re making strides towards our ambitious goal: developing a 20 ECTS Joint Training Programme in Sustainable Communication. It’s been an inspiring and productive week, filled with excellent cooperation, idea-sharing, and teamwork.
TASC Erasmus+ Meeting in Vilnius: Strengthening Teacher Training for Social Change Read More »
The Erasmus+ SustainEBuild Project is Off to a Great Start! We are thrilled to announce the official launch of the Erasmus+ SustainEBuild project, aimed at fostering energy efficiency and sustainable building renovations through vocational education and training (VET). This ambitious project is coordinated by the Centro de Formación Ciutat de l’Aprenent in Valencia, Spain, in
In this month’s TASC Project Executive Board Meeting, we presented the initial structure of our Moodle platform, discussed the progress of course content development, and highlighted the growing engagement within our Community of Practice. We’re steadily working towards our objectives and looking forward to our next in-person meeting this December.
