MEET THE PROJECT PARTNERS
All partners involved in this project are specialised in training and education for adult educators, youth workers, teachers, group leaders and various professionals who often travel in groups or alone due to the nature of their work; to promote the creation of innovative open education resources and tools accelerating solutions for green-digital education
NEOTALENTWAY
Neotalentway is an educational and training consultancy that focuses on skills development, talent management, digitalisation and entrepreneurship. It is a company focused on increasing quality in all processes for maximum personal and professional development. They are also working hard in the digital area, training people in the digital competence, developing digital training resources for trainers, teachers, educational centres, training centres, consultancies, and so on.
EVA-93
Eva-93 has a long tradition and experience as a centre for formal, informal and non-formal adult learning (more than 30 000 young and adult learners since 1996). They have a close relationship with more than 200 SMEs and micro-SMEs as they have different agreements on training programmes and practical safety training in the workplace. Also, one of their objectives is to further improve the level of green business culture in Europe by providing SMEs with knowledge and concepts in the field of circular economy.
DISORA
Disora is a non-profit NGO association for education and social development from Maribor, Slovenia with the aim to contribute to better integration and social situation of vulnerable target groups. Through programs and activities in the field of lifelong education, culture, sports and social development they address the challenges of cultural and social integration, active citizenship and various skills for the unemployed, the youths, migrants, seniors and others.
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