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KITE - Knowledge, Integration and Transparency in Education (EU-ACP Countries)
Date du début: 15 juil. 2013,
The Project KITE seeks to create opportunities for cooperation with the ACP region. The first aim of the project is to introduce the Central and Eastern Europe as a centre of excellence for comprehensive study and research. Secondly, the project aims to create new institutional capacity and develop Labour force requirements through cooperation and mobility opportunities for students and staff. The ...
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EXPERTS 4 Asia - Exchange by Promoting Quality Education, Research and Training in South and South-East Asia
Date du début: 15 juil. 2013,
One of the main goals of Experts4Asia is to give continuity and sustainability to the successful multilateral collaboration created in previous projects while including new players in the Erasmus Mundus program. The consortium is composed of 5 countries from group A (Afghanistan, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan) and 7 countries from group B (China, India, Indonesia, Maldives, Sri Lanka, the ...
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AREAS+ Academic Relations between Europe and ASia
Date du début: 15 juil. 2013,
AREAS+ aims to provide international study, research and training opportunities to individuals at all academic levels with the goal of developing their qualifications and international experience, with attention to gender balance and participation of the socially or economically disadvantaged, while at the same time fostering the bilateral cooperation and mutual enrichment of the European and Asia ...
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Young migrant workers with low qualifications and workplace skills have been hit especially hard by the economic crisis. Among immigrants, they are most likely to experience difficulties acquiring and retaining employment. A range of VET initiatives now exists for immigrants, yet their generic nature and focus on ICT means they are particularly unsuited to the young male workers who are most at ...
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