CAMPLUS: Empowerment for migrants- from camps to integration

PROJECT NUMBER: 2021-1-FR01-KA220-ADU-000028439
TIMESPAN OF THE PROJECT: 01/11/2021 – 31/10/2024
FINANCING PROGRAM: Erasmus+

Objectives

The project aims to:

  • Enhance the empowerment of migrants by promoting their social and professional inclusion.
  • Develop training courses on entrepreneurship, leadership, and personal development.
  • Deliver these courses within refugee camps located in Erbil (Iraq) and Larissa (Greece) to support migrant communities.

Activities

The project will engage in the following activities:

  • Creation of a toolbox containing a guide and good practices  
  • Creation of a manual for trainers  
  • Training sessions for educators and social professionals who work inside refugee camps 
  • 2 learning sessions addressed to migrants which will take place in the refugee camp of Larissa and in the one of Erbil 
  • Validation of beneficiaries competencies acquired through certification 
  • Creation of a e-learning platform 

Results

The project will generate the following outcomes:

  • Toolbox 
    • A comprehensive resource gathering documents and manuals for adult trainers focusing on migrant students.
    • Includes a methodological guide, a notebook for tracking the creation process, 10 exemplary practices, and assessment tools.
  • Manual 
    • Contains training modules based on the research-action principle.
    • Designed to facilitate lifelong learning and bridge the gap between education and employment for migrants
  • E- learning platform 
  • The app developed will be an open educational resource based on the contents of IO1 and I02 and it will focus on three pillars: multimedia, interactivity and networking. 
  • The platform will help and accompanies migrants learners into learning processes in total autonomy using quiz, games and other useful tools. 

Partners

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