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E-Skills 4 E-Inclusion

United Kingdom · Bangor · Transnational · See the United Kingdom profile

E-Skills for E-Inclusion developed an online and face to face training programme, with multiple modules, to improve the accessibility of the internet and digital platforms for people who are considered socially excluded. The bespoke programme linked learners across the partnershi

E-Skills 4 E-Inclusion

Details

Maturity
Discontinued
Promoter
Kilcooley Women's Centre — website
Type
Service
Status
Ended
Target groups
Marginalised young people and children, Unemployed and those facing social problems, Elderly people
Period
2016-08-31 – 2019-08-30
Keywords
socially excluded, accessibility, digital platforms, e-inclusion

Context

Erasmus+ Key Action 2 (Adult Education) Strategic Partnership between Northern Ireland, Spain, Bulgaria, Romania and Italy, led by Kilcooley Women's Centre in Bangor, running 2016-2019, aiming to improve accessibility of the internet and digital platforms for people considered socially excluded.

Objectives

Develop an online and face-to-face training programme with multiple modules to improve accessibility of the internet and digital platforms for socially excluded groups.

Activities

Partner organisations (ACDC Suceava Romania, Global Libraries Sofia Bulgaria, Association Libraries Bucharest Romania, Esplai Barcelona Spain, and partners in Florence/Rome Italy) linked learners across the partnership and developed the bespoke, multi-module training programme.

Implementation
Indicative cost
Low (< €50k)
Time to results
Medium (1–3 years)
Staffing & skills
Partner organisations experienced in working with disadvantaged communities (ACDC Suceava, Global Libraries Sofia, Association Libraries Bucharest, Esplai Barcelona, Florence/Rome partners)

Conditions for success

  • Transnational partnership of experienced promoters already skilled in working with disadvantaged communities
  • Linking learners across partner countries via a shared multi-module curriculum

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