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Project Identifier
2022-1-ES01-KA220-VET-000085791
project description
The “WOMENIN” project aims to promote entrepreneurship among women. It addresses the challenges faced by women entrepreneurs and emphasizes their internationalization in Europe, digital entrepreneurship, and networking opportunities. This initiative is also a response to the declining preference for self-employment in the EU.
The project involves innovative educational methods for trainers, focusing on women’s entrepreneurship. It provides specific materials on women’s entrepreneurship, financial aid from the European Union, and contact platforms. The goal is to enhance internationalization capabilities and foster a global mindset.
The activities include creating a digital training manual, a training course for VET trainers, and a virtual escape room to reinforce knowledge.
goals
The main objectives of the WOMENIN project are:
- Promote women’s entrepreneurship through a free, online platform.
- Develop a game-based learning approach to explore cultural heritage.
- Empower women entrepreneurs with digital skills.
- Facilitate digital tools and ICT adoption.
- Enhance learning with technology and game-based methods.
- Foster community, reduce inequalities, and promote social participation.
outputs
- Training Manual: Analyzing and addressing challenges faced by women entrepreneurs.
- Training Material for VET Trainers: Resources for effective instruction.
- Escape Room: A virtual experience to reinforce knowledge.
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