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Employability Support Training Programme

To be able to change & to adapt is important to learn, continually learning. Lifelong learning processing is the key that they can open new opportunities in their lives.

Firstly, we will provide psychological/emotional support for those who might need & secondly professionally guidance in their careers.

Therefore we’ll  contribute on the new start of those people who lost their job & who suffered psychological/mental health changes in their professional lives & also their life routine as a result of COVID19.

IO1

Establish a common professional profile of adult educators in psychological guidance on changing career.

IO2

Developed an online curricula

IO3

Develop modules for the online course based on the curricula IO2 and develop an evaluation tool in order to assess the learning curve at the end of the training.

IO4

E-tool -Create a multilingual web program (also will be available for mobile)for wellbeing and mental support.

IO5

Produce a document and database that incorporate good practices and useful information on employment law

What Can We Do For You?​

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The partnership consortium of five partner organizations from Italy, Romania,

Spain, Turkey, and the UK (North Ireland) had identified a common problem and

obvious need in the domain of employment.

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Erasmus+ & The European Union

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Reset Restart Newsletter Issue 1 Project Partners: Kilcooley Women’sCentre, UK (Northern Ireland) – leading partner ARES, Italy Open Europe, Spain Social Life Volunteers, Turkey IEDS,

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We would love to hear from you, for more information on the project get in touch.

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