Learning by Doing Targeted capacity building of VET partnerships in the Danube Region for the effective modernisation of VET systems

Learning by Doing, co-funded by the European Union through the Danube Transnational Programme, is a strategic project, build in such a manner that all key Vocational Education and Training (VET) actors (chambers, regional or national level authorities and multinational companies) could directly participate in the project, representing all 14 countries of the Danube Transnational Programme area.

Developing transnational tools to support long term transition of VET systems and developing strategies describing transition of VET systems, policy recommendations, will ease the transition towards more efficient Work-Based Learning (WBL) schemes and modernization of the WBL systems.

Learning by Doing project aims to improve capacities of all relevant VET actors through reinforcing regional, national and transnational partnerships in order to ease the existing VET systems in the Danube countries, by involving 24 project partners, 11 partners funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), 4 partners supported by the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) and 9 Associated Strategic Partners.

As VET systems have a strongly positive impact on local economies and societies (e.g. easing transition from education to work, boosting youth employment, reducing labour market disparity), most Danube countries have already introduced measures with partial results, although institutional weaknesses, lack of cooperation of VET actors, missing capacities and cultural bottlenecks seriously jeopardise the transition of existing VET systems towards more demand-driven vocational education in the Danube Region.

Thus it aims to develop secondary education and training schemes helping labour mobility and responding to fast economic changes and quickly changing needs of companies, by creating awareness through the VET actors about the operational/socio – economic & cultural challenges to overcome and by promoting VET system as a competitive tool.

Being a strategic project, where the key stakeholders are project partners at the same time, activities can easily tackle the direct target group(stakeholders involved in policymaking process).

The  target groups to whom this Project is adressed, are:

  • National public Authority
  • Education/Trainig Center and School
  • Enterprises and SMEs
  • Youth, as an indirect target group

 

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Targeted capacity building of VET partnerships in the Danube Region for the effective modernisation of VET systems
Start date
01-01-2017
End date
30-06-2019
Budget in Euro
Overall: 2358967,8
ERDF Contribution: 1708420,53
IPA Contribution: 296702,05
ENI Contribution: 0
Call number
Call 1
Priority
Well-governed Danube region
Specific objective
Improve institutional capacities to tackle major societal challenges

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Filename Date of upload
Policy Recommendations Slovakia 30-06-2022 12:49:04
Policy Recommendations Serbia 30-06-2022 12:48:37
Policy Recommendations Hungary 30-06-2022 12:48:12
Policy Recommendations Czech Republic 30-06-2022 12:47:50
Policy Recommendations Croatia 30-06-2022 12:47:21
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Project Partners

Name Type Email Country
Budapest Chamber of Commerce and Industry Lead partner learningbydoing@bkik.hu HUNGARY
National Office of Vocational Education and Training and Adult Education ERDF partner karvazye@lab.hu HUNGARY
Croatian Chamber of Economy – County Chamber Varaždin ERDF partner rpapec@hgk.hr CROATIA
Brno Regional Chamber of Commerce ERDF partner kejda@rhkbrno.cz CZECH REPUBLIC
Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia ERDF partner andreja.sever@gzs.si SLOVENIA
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Project News

  • Learning by Doing - Learning by doing project presented at the 8th Annual Forum of EUSDR
    - 26-06-2019
    Learning by doing project presented at the 8th Annual Forum of EUSDR

    Learning by Doing project - at the 8th Annual Forum of EUSDR, 27-28 June 2019. Our stand presenting the main result of our cooperation, the Danube Work Based Learning Observatory - as the main tool for sustainability of the developed tools and...

  • Learning by Doing - Final event of project “Learning by Doing” – 12 June 2019, Danubius Hotel Gellért
    - 07-06-2019
    Final event of project “Learning by Doing” – 12 June 2019, Danubius Hotel Gellért

    Final event of project “Learning by Doing” – “Targeted capacity building of VET partnerships in the Danube Region for the effective modernisation of VET systems” Organised by Lead partner - Budapest Chamber of Commerce and...

  • Learning by Doing - Capitalization event – project results developed by Romanian partners
    - 27-02-2019
    Capitalization event – project results developed by Romanian partners

    Learning by Doing capitalization event – project results developed by Romanian partners – Hunedoara Chamber of Commerce and Industry and NCTVETD - presented to a Working Group on VET from the European Commission.   In the context of Romanian...

  • Learning by Doing - SCOM Meeting in Timisoara - 12 - 13 February 2019
    - 11-02-2019
    SCOM Meeting in Timisoara - 12 - 13 February 2019

    NCTVETD Romania will organize between 12-13 of February 2019 the Steering Committee meeting of the project where also each partner will participate. The agenda of this working meeting contains a Steering Committee Meeting, financial update and...

  • Learning by Doing - NCTVETD promoted Romania's results in the field of vocational training and the dual system in Montenegro
    - 28-09-2018
    NCTVETD promoted Romania's results in the field of vocational training and the dual system in Montenegro

    The National Centre for Technical and Vocational Education and Training Development/NCTVETD promoted Romania's results in the field of vocational training and the dual system, as part of the experience exchange in Podgorica, Montenegro, where...

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