Materahub is looking for one sustainable fashion/accessories designer and one digital fabrication expert from Mediterranean countries to co-create future wearables against climate change.
Read More >>Topics
programme
Project Identifier
2019-1-NL01-KA202-060536
project description
Creative Soft Skills is an Erasmus+ project aiming to produce a methodology able to identify, strengthen and recognize artists’ soft skills and facilitate the connection between artists and the labour market through the certification of creative soft skills. The project is therefore directed to artists of any kind of art (from visual to classical arts) at the early stage of their career and organizations dedicated to training, developing and promoting sustainable competitiveness through creative soft skills.
goals
The project is therefore directed to artists of any kind of art (from visual to classical arts) at the early stage of their career and organizations dedicated to training, developing and promoting artists with the objectives of:
- Supporting artists in developing new skills that create new job opportunities in non-creative contexts.
- Reinforcing artists’ profiles and general understanding of creative competencies in terms of employability.
- Developing innovative approaches to recognize, develop and validate competencies in non-formal learning settings.
outputs
Outputs represent a theoretical and practical base for the Creative Soft Skills process to supportand reflect on further development needs, newly acquired skills and, effectively applied knowledge and skills across a range of different situations.
links
related articles
Empowering the unheard: How 4DataDemocracy builds digital bridges
In an era dominated by rapid digitalization, the ability to understand and utilize data has become a cornerstone of modern citizenship. The European Union co-funded project 4DataDemocracy addresses this reality...
Read More >>
From Project to Policy: Materahub in Brussels for the New European Bauhaus 2026
Discover Materahub's impact at the New European Bauhaus Festival 2026 in Brussels, driving sustainable design, cultural policy, and rural innovation in Europe.
Read More >>