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Young people from 4 Balkan countries will share knowledge and will be trained in Transnational entrepreneurship in the field of tourism

In October 2019 under the project TRANS-EDU-NET – “Transnational Educational Network for young people - new technologies and entrepreneurial thinking in the tourism industry” will be held 3 knowledge transfer trainings and 2 educational camps focused on the Transnational entrepreneurship in the field of tourism. The initiatives are focused on young people from the Balkan peninsula between 16 and 30 years old, who are enrolled for education/vocational training in the field of tourism or similar industries. The aim is to encourage the entrepreneurial thinking and the acquisition of knowledge on sustainable development among young people, which in turn will lead to a more competitive business environment in the region.
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The first three events are aimed at exchanging good practices and will take place in Kichevo (Republic of North Macedonia) on 14th October, in Vlora (Albania) on 20th October and in Thessaloniki (Greece) on 26th October. The transnational educational camps (EduCamps) will be in Vlora – 16th – 19th October and in Thessaloniki - 22nd – 25th October. The EduCamps will be attended by young people from Albania, Bulgaria, Greece and Republic of North Macedonia.

 

The events are part of the initiatives under the transnational project TRANS-EDU-NET, whose Lead partner is National Tourism Cluster “Bulgarian Guide”, funded under the TCP INTERREG V-B Balkan-Mediterranean 2014-2020 Programme.

 

TRANS-EDU-NET started in 2017 and is being implemented in partnership with the Association for Local Economic Development of the Vlora region, Albania; Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, LHTEE, Greece and the Municipality of Kichevo, North Macedonia. Partners spotted the opportunity to overcome transnational challenges such as unemployment, migration of young and skilled people, brain-drain, early school leaving, lack of vocational education that attracts young people’s interest, fewer opportunities to combine work and study, and the inability of the labour markets to create new and sustainable jobs. Therefore, the project objective is to encourage cooperation and networking between business entities, government representatives and educational institutions resulting in development of an innovative training environment, enhanced skills and encouraged entrepreneurial thinking in the field of tourism.

 

Additional information:

Lead Partner, National Tourism Cluster “Bulgarian Guide”, Bulgaria:

transedu@bg-guide.org

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