Stichting Kenniscentrum Pro Work
‘‘Together it works’’
Stichting Kenniscentrum
Pro Work
‘‘Together it works’’
‘‘Together it works’’
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Improved entrepreneurial education methodologies across diverse sectors (green, resilient, and digital)
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Increased collaboration between education institutions (HEIs, VETs) and SMEs
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The development of a pan-European Community of Practice for lifelong learning and knowledge exchange
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Creation and certification of micro-credentials for entrepreneurial competencies
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Policy recommendations to influence European education strategies
RESULTS:
GOALS:
The DEGREE project aims to enhance entrepreneurial education by focusing on future-proof skills such as green, resilient, and digital competencies. It seeks to improve the teaching capabilities of education professionals in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), Vocational Education and Training (VET), and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). This will be achieved through a comprehensive "train-the-trainer" (TTT) program and the creation of an entrepreneurial ecosystem where educators and learners collaborate across Europe. The project also aims to develop new entrepreneurial courses and modules that foster innovation, sustainability, and resilience in learners.
The DEGREE project focuses on developing green, resilient, and digital entrepreneurial education to empower both educators and students. The initiative supports the professional development of education staff across HEIs, VETs, and SMEs to create more effective entrepreneurial courses. The project fosters a collaborative network of educators and entrepreneurs from different sectors, aiming to establish a sustainable and innovative entrepreneurial ecosystem across Europe.
YEAR:
2025 - 2027
DEGREE
PARTNERS:
Lead:
Stichting Kenniscentrum
PRO WORK,
(NL)
DIE BERATER
UNTERNEHEMENS-
-BERATUNGS
GESELLCHAFT
MBH,
(AUT)
Headway A.E,
(GR)
KMOP – POLICY CENTER ASBL,
(BEL)
APROXIMAR –
PARTNERS:
Lead:
HOGENT
Artevelde University of Applied Sciences
(BE)
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
(NL)
Oulu University of Applied Sciences
(FI)
Kristiania Professional College
(NO)
Syntra Midden-Vlaanderen
(BE)
Tallinna Majanduskool
(EE)
UNIZO East-Flanders
(BE)
Pro Work
(NL)
Junior Achievement Norway
(NO)
PARTNERS:
Lead:
HOGENT
Artevelde University of Applied Sciences
(BE)
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
(NL)
Oulu University of Applied Sciences
(FI)
Kristiania Professional College
(NO)
Syntra Midden-Vlaanderen
(BE)
Tallinna Majanduskool
(EE)
UNIZO East-Flanders
(BE)
Pro Work
(NL)
Junior Achievement Norway
(NO)
-
Improved entrepreneurial education methodologies across diverse sectors (green, resilient, and digital)
-
Increased collaboration between education institutions (HEIs, VETs) and SMEs
-
The development of a pan-European Community of Practice for lifelong learning and knowledge exchange
-
Creation and certification of micro-credentials for entrepreneurial competencies
-
Policy recommendations to influence European education strategies
RESULTS:
GOALS:
The DEGREE project aims to enhance entrepreneurial education by focusing on future-proof skills such as green, resilient, and digital competencies. It seeks to improve the teaching capabilities of education professionals in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), Vocational Education and Training (VET), and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). This will be achieved through a comprehensive "train-the-trainer" (TTT) program and the creation of an entrepreneurial ecosystem where educators and learners collaborate across Europe. The project also aims to develop new entrepreneurial courses and modules that foster innovation, sustainability, and resilience in learners.
The DEGREE project focuses on developing green, resilient, and digital entrepreneurial education to empower both educators and students. The initiative supports the professional development of education staff across HEIs, VETs, and SMEs to create more effective entrepreneurial courses. The project fosters a collaborative network of educators and entrepreneurs from different sectors, aiming to establish a sustainable and innovative entrepreneurial ecosystem across Europe.
YEAR:
2025 - 2027
RE-WORK
PARTNERS:
Lead:
HOGENT
Artevelde University of Applied Sciences
(BE)
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
(NL)
Oulu University of Applied Sciences
(FI)
Kristiania Professional College
(NO)
Syntra Midden-Vlaanderen
(BE)
Tallinna Majanduskool
(EE)
UNIZO East-Flanders
(BE)
Pro Work
(NL)
Junior Achievement Norway
(NO)
Lead:
HOGENT
Artevelde University of Applied Sciences
(BE)
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
(NL)
Oulu University of Applied Sciences
(FI)
Kristiania Professional College
(NO)
Syntra Midden-Vlaanderen
(BE)
Tallinna Majanduskool
(EE)
UNIZO East-Flanders
(BE)
Pro Work
(NL)
Junior Achievement Norway
(NO)
PARTNERS:
DEGREE
The DEGREE project focuses on developing green, resilient, and digital entrepreneurial education to empower both educators and students. The initiative supports the professional development of education staff across HEIs, VETs, and SMEs to create more effective entrepreneurial courses. The project fosters a collaborative network of educators and entrepreneurs from different sectors, aiming to establish a sustainable and innovative entrepreneurial ecosystem across Europe.
YEAR:
2025 - 2027
RESULTS:
-
Improved entrepreneurial education methodologies across diverse sectors (green, resilient, and digital)
-
Increased collaboration between education institutions (HEIs, VETs) and SMEs
-
The development of a pan-European Community of Practice for lifelong learning and knowledge exchange
-
Creation and certification of micro-credentials for entrepreneurial competencies
-
Policy recommendations to influence European education strategies
GOALS:
The DEGREE project aims to enhance entrepreneurial education by focusing on future-proof skills such as green, resilient, and digital competencies. It seeks to improve the teaching capabilities of education professionals in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), Vocational Education and Training (VET), and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). This will be achieved through a comprehensive "train-the-trainer" (TTT) program and the creation of an entrepreneurial ecosystem where educators and learners collaborate across Europe. The project also aims to develop new entrepreneurial courses and modules that foster innovation, sustainability, and resilience in learners.