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01/05/2026

Looking back at our week in Krakow 🇵🇱

A valuable experience focused on collaboration, exchange, and our shared goal of aligning education with innovation. Through sessions at Krakow University of Economics and visits to Krakow Technology Park, participants gained new insights and perspectives for the future of VET.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to this inspiring week, and to Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Krakowie for hosting us 🙏

Watch the highlights 🎥👇

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ℹ️ MÖBIUS is funded by the European Union. Through this initiative, we aim to strengthen cross-regional cooperation in Vocational Education and Training (VET) across Central Europe, the Eastern Partnership countries, and the Western Balkans. By fostering international collaboration and organizing summits and study visits, we are working towards a more connected, future-ready VET landscape.

02/04/2026

🎥 This video presents highlights from the study visit organised in Miercurea Ciuc, Romania, within the framework of the EASI project – Enhancing Assessment Skills of In-company Tutors Hosting International Students for Improved Work-based Learning Evaluation.

Bringing together VET educators and in-company tutors, the activity created a space to exchange practices and strengthen competencies in assessing learners in real work-based environments—an essential component for ensuring the quality of international mobility experiences.

The visit also highlighted the strong synergies between the EASI and AVETE projects. While addressing closely related topics, both initiatives converge towards a shared goal: innovating and strengthening vocational education and training systems, particularly in the context of international VET mobilities. This alignment enables a more coherent and impactful approach to developing quality standards and practices across projects.

👏 A special acknowledgement to our Romanian partner, Harghita County Council (Hargita Megye Tanácsa), for their excellent coordination and successful parallel implementation of both projects. This achievement reflects a high level of institutional capacity, professionalism, and long-term commitment to advancing VET.

ℹ️ The EASI project, which received funding from the European Union, helps in-company tutors improve how they assess international students during work-based learning placements. By creating practical solutions and promoting inclusive evaluation practices, it supports the development of more sustainable and future-ready vocational education systems across Europe.

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🏫 As part of the study visit organised within the EASI project together with Harghita County Council -(Hargita Megye Tan...
13/03/2026

🏫 As part of the study visit organised within the EASI project together with Harghita County Council -(Hargita Megye Tanácsa), tutors and VET educators gathered in Miercurea Ciuc for a programme of professional exchange, institutional visits, and collaborative learning.

🤝 The visit brought together educators and in-company tutors to explore practical approaches to work-based learning and assessment. The agenda included institutional visits to the St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Theological High School, the Garden Proiect kft, RIBON Nature Shop and other regional initiatives, offering valuable insight into local educational practices and the regional context.

🚁 The programme also featured a workshop on drones in VET, providing an opportunity for participants to exchange perspectives on innovative tools and methods that can support vocational education and enhance learning opportunities for students.

🎯 Through these activities and exchanges, participants reflected on ways to improve the evaluation of work-based learning and strengthen the role of in-company tutors in supporting international students during their mobility experiences.

🙏 A special thank you to Harghita County Council for their support and warm hospitality in hosting the visit, and to all partners for their active participation and valuable contributions.

ℹ️ The EASI project, which received funding from the European Union, helps in-company tutors improve how they assess international students during work-based learning placements. By creating practical solutions and promoting inclusive evaluation practices, it supports the development of more sustainable and future-ready vocational education systems across Europe.

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12/03/2026

As we are getting ready for our study visit in Romania, we are sharing the aftermovie from our last trip across Hungary and Slovakia.

During our visit, we went to schools and training centers to see how dual education works in real life. We saw how companies and schools work together and how students gain practical experience for their future jobs.
It was amazing to see this strong cooperation and the life-changing opportunities it creates for students.

🙏 Thank you to Startup Szeged, Heves Vármegyei Szakképzési Centrum, and Heves Vármegyei Kereskedelmi és Iparkamara for hosting us and making this study visit possible.

ℹ️ The EASI project, which received funding from the European Union, helps in-company tutors improve how they assess international students during work-based learning placements. By creating practical solutions and promoting inclusive evaluation practices, it supports the development of more sustainable and future-ready vocational education systems across Europe.

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04/02/2026

🎬 The aftermovie of the MÖBIUS study visit is here!

MÖBIUS project partners came together in Slovakia for a hospitality-sector study visit focused on vocational education and training, innovation, and local cooperation. 🤝 Through school visits, workshops, and field activities, partners explored practice-based learning, cultural heritage, and strong links to real labour-market needs.

🌍 We believe that implementing projects like MÖBIUS is key to bridging education and innovation. Through international cooperation, knowledge exchange, and experiential learning, we support approaches that modernise vocational education and training and better prepare learners for the future of work.

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ℹ️ MÖBIUS is funded by the European Union. Through this initiative, we aim to strengthen cross-regional cooperation in Vocational Education and Training (VET) across Central Europe, the Eastern Partnership countries, and the Western Balkans. By fostering international collaboration and organizing summits and study visits, we are working towards a more connected, future-ready VET landscape.

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🌍 The EASI study visit concluded in Eger, Hungary 🇭🇺, with a final day dedicated to dialogue, reflection, and cooperatio...
25/01/2026

🌍 The EASI study visit concluded in Eger, Hungary 🇭🇺, with a final day dedicated to dialogue, reflection, and cooperation between education and industry.

The day began with a roundtable discussion at Sárvári Kálmán Technikum, bringing together participants, Milibák-Veres Erika the Director General of the Heves Vármegyei Szakképzési Centrum, and a representative of the Heves Vármegyei Kereskedelmi és Iparkamara. The conversation focused on vocational education and training models, assessment practices, and the role of dual education in strengthening cooperation between schools and companies. Insights were also shared on innovative approaches within the Hungarian VET system, including model programmes supporting skills development and labour market relevance.

Following the roundtable exchange, participants continued informal discussions over lunch, strengthening connections and sharing reflections from the study visit.

In the afternoon, the programme offered a guided city tour of Eger allowing participants to learn more about the local context, history, and regional environment in which vocational education operates.

The final day brought the EASI study visit to a close, reinforcing the value of dialogue, partnership, and shared learning in building strong, future-ready vocational education and training systems across Europe.

✨ We would like to sincerely thank the Heves Vármegyei Szakképzési Centrum for hosting us and for the excellent organisation of the study visit, which made the EASI programme in Hungary both meaningful and successful.

ℹ️ The EASI project, which received funding from the European Union, helps in-company tutors improve how they assess international students during work-based learning placements. By creating practical solutions and promoting inclusive evaluation practices, it supports the development of more sustainable and future-ready vocational education systems across Europe.

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🏫 On Thursday, the study visit in Slovakia provided participants with in-depth insights into how traditional craftsmansh...
23/01/2026

🏫 On Thursday, the study visit in Slovakia provided participants with in-depth insights into how traditional craftsmanship, innovation, and dual education models can be effectively integrated into vocational education and training. The day began with a workshop led by pastry chef Kincső Filip, focusing on the meeting point of modern confectionery and traditional techniques, while highlighting creativity, quality standards, and entrepreneurial competences within work-based and dual learning pathways.

🎓 The programme continued with a visit to a vocational school in Trebišov, where discussions with school representatives addressed dual education practices, cooperation with companies, and the role of work-based learning in service and industry sectors. Lunch at the school restaurant further demonstrated how real-life training environments support skills development and learner engagement.

🚌 In the afternoon, participants travelled to Eger, Hungary, marking the transition to the Hungarian phase of the study visit and opening new opportunities for cross-border exchange and peer learning.

📍 Today, in Eger, the programme continues with visits to VET centres and companies, focusing on assessment practices, work-based learning, and the role of in-company tutors within dual education systems.

ℹ️ The EASI project, which received funding from the European Union, helps in-company tutors improve how they assess international students during work-based learning placements. By creating practical solutions and promoting inclusive evaluation practices, it supports the development of more sustainable and future-ready vocational education systems across Europe.

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📘 As part of the study visit for tutors from Slovakia and Hungary, organised between 20–25 January 2026, project partner...
22/01/2026

📘 As part of the study visit for tutors from Slovakia and Hungary, organised between 20–25 January 2026, project partners and participants took part in a transnational learning activity focused on rural innovation, hospitality, and vocational education and training (VET).

🛬 The programme started with the initial day dedicated to logistical arrangements, orientation, and informal exchanges, allowing participants to become familiar with the programme objectives and to establish first professional connections and find the synergies between between the different institutions and their delegates.

🏫 On Wednesday, the study visit continued with a full day of structured learning activities and field visits aimed at presenting good practices in local development and vocational training. The morning session took place at Pribenik School, where the delegates got a short introduction of the school, their work and their uniqueness in the region and how they are blending different teaching methods together to prepare the student for their future.

After the school presentation in Pribeník the participants attended a workshop led by Aranka Kondas on the functioning of rural tourism and the role of guesthouses in supporting local economies. The session combined theoretical input with practical elements, including the preparation and tasting of traditional local dishes, demonstrating how cultural heritage and local traditions can be effectively integrated into vocational education pathways.

🍯 After a networking lunch at a local guesthouse, the afternoon programme focused on local honey producers in Malý Kamenec. Participants explored practical approaches for integrating local products into the hospitality and tourism sectors, with particular emphasis on sustainability, short supply chains, and regional value creation. The visit provided concrete examples of how cooperation between education providers and local producers can enhance the relevance of VET to labour market needs.

🍷 The day concluded with a joint dinner and wine tasting in Viničky, offering space for reflection, peer learning, and informal exchange. Discussions underlined the importance of collaboration between education institutions, local businesses, and community stakeholders in strengthening rural development and improving the quality and attractiveness of vocational education and training.

🌍 Overall, the study visit confirmed the added value of experiential learning, cross-border cooperation, and local partnerships as essential components for fostering innovation, sustainability, and excellence within the European VET landscape.

ℹ️ The EASI project in cooperation with Startup Szeged, Greek Mobility Center got funded by the European Union 🇪🇺, supporting in-company tutors in improving how they asses international students during work-based learning placements. By promoting innovative and inclusive assessment methods, the project contributed to building a more sustainable and future-ready VET ecosystem across Europe.

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🌍 Yesterday in Moravske Toplice, Slovenia, we gathered for the final coordination meeting of our Move to Improve project...
18/11/2025

🌍 Yesterday in Moravske Toplice, Slovenia, we gathered for the final coordination meeting of our Move to Improve project, bringing our two-year and collaboration to a meaningful close. Partners from across the Western Balkans and the EU reunited one last time to reflect on achievements, lessons learned, and the future of regional VET cooperation.

✨ The day began with welcoming remarks setting an inspiring tone for a day built on reflection, transparency, and shared commitment. Throughout the morning, partner organisations from 🇦🇱 Albania, 🇧🇦 Bosnia & Herzegovina, 🇽🇰 Kosovo, 🇲🇪 Montenegro, 🇷🇸 Serbia, 🇸🇰 Slovakia, 🇸🇮 Slovenia shared how international programmes, teacher development, and mobility initiatives helped address skills mismatches, strengthened school–company cooperation, and supported students in gaining the competencies needed in today’s digital and globalised economy. 💡🌍
Partners revisited the project’s key actions, like the on-the-spot staff training in all the Western Balkan partner countries, the three up-skilling seminar 📚 and of course the long-term apprenticeships abroad for seven VET students. 🌐 Each action became a powerful tool for strengthening both teachers’ and students’ capacities across the region.

During the day we reviewed final documentation and reporting 🗂️, ensuring that every activity and outcome was captured clearly. One of the most valuable moments of the day was looking ahead, exploring how we can continue supporting teachers, expanding Work-Based Learning in more schools and companies, and keeping this partnership alive beyond the project itself. 🤝

Partners also reflected on challenges faced during implementation, supporting disadvantaged learners, ensuring gender balance, and navigating administrative complexity. These honest insights will guide stronger, more inclusive initiatives in the future. 💬

As the day concluded, one message stood out: Move to Improve created more than results, it built a committed community working for better opportunities, stronger regional cooperation, and a more inclusive VET landscape in the Western Balkans.

🚀 Though the project formally ended, the partnerships, knowledge, and motivation will continue to grow and as one delegate said we need to move to improve. 🌱✨ Here’s to two years of learning, collaboration, and lasting impact — and to everything that will follow.

🙏 A heartfelt thank you to all our partners Albania Privredna komora Republike Srpske Privredna komora Republike Srpske Education Center - KEC Centar za stručno obrazovanje Privredna komora Vojvodine
Ljudska univerza Lendava for their dedication, collaboration and commitment throughout this project. Your expertise, openness, and teamwork made every step of this two-year journey meaningful and impactful. Together, we proved once again that real change happens when organisations join forces with a shared vision.

ℹ️ The "Move to Improve!" project is received funding from the European Union. With this project we move to improve and enhance vocational education across Central Europe and the Western Balkans through international programs and promotion of work-based learn.

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🌿 After the inspiring discussions, the EASI Innovation Conference took learning beyond the conference room into the fiel...
11/11/2025

🌿 After the inspiring discussions, the EASI Innovation Conference took learning beyond the conference room into the field. The second working day of the event was dedicated to experience how innovation and tradition coexist in real-world vocational education. Participants visited local enterprises that are shaping the future of skills through sustainable practices, digitalisation, and collaboration between training and industry.

🏛️ At Grimouras Olive Mill, delegates discovered how a family-run business combines centuries-old olive oil traditions with modern technology and structured training, offering young learners a model for excellence in craftsmanship and sustainability.

🥝 The visit to Kiwi Farm showcased the power of green skills in agri-food production, where sustainability, resource efficiency, and hands-on learning meet. Participants explored how vocational training can prepare the next generation for environmentally responsible innovation.

💡 The final stop at Joist Innovation Park from Larissa revealed how creativity and technology drive the future of learning. Here, participants experienced innovation-driven education in action from digital transformation to cross-sectoral collaboration between educators, entrepreneurs, and tech experts.

✨ These visits tied back to yesterday’s discussions on VET–industry collaboration, skills for the global labour market, and inclusive regional development. They showed that theory and practice go hand in hand and that meaningful partnerships are built not only in conference halls, but also on the ground, where innovation takes root.

With participants from 🇬🇷 🇭🇺 🇸🇰 🇸🇮 🇷🇴, the EASI journey continues to prove that vocational excellence grows where collaboration, innovation, and learning meet.

ℹ️ The EASI project, which received funding from the European Union, helps in-company tutors improve how they assess international students during work-based learning placements. By creating practical solutions and promoting inclusive evaluation practices, it supports the development of more sustainable and future-ready vocational education systems across Europe.

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🌅 Within our pilot KA3 project , yesterday in Platamonas, the EASI Innovation Conference: SMEs and Tutors in the Europea...
11/11/2025

🌅 Within our pilot KA3 project , yesterday in Platamonas, the EASI Innovation Conference: SMEs and Tutors in the European VET Landscape kickstarted with a day full of meaningful discussion, shared perspectives, and new partnerships.

💡 The sessions showcased inspiring examples of cooperation between education and business, where participants agreed that while innovation can start in projects, sustainability requires trust, consistent communication, and recognising in-company tutors as key contributors to vocational excellence.

🌍 Later on the day discussions turned toward the evolving demands of the labour market. Digital competence, adaptability, and intercultural skills emerged as the pillars of employability in a rapidly changing economy. Delegates emphasised the importance of preparing learners not only with technical expertise but also with the confidence and flexibility to navigate global workplaces.

🤝 The afternoon on the stakeholders networking forum gathered VET professionals, SME managers, and local representatives to explore how regional cooperation and local innovation can make mobility more inclusive and accessible, meanwhile we learned more about the region of Pieria and regional realities.

The conclusion of the afternoon was that strong partnerships between municipalities, training providers, and businesses create resilient ecosystems for skills development.

✨ With participants from Greece 🇬🇷, Hungary 🇭🇺, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Romania, the discussions reflected a shared vision, proving that collaboration across borders remains the strongest tool for building better vocational systems.

Today, the EASI journey continues beyond the conference room into the field. Participants will explore how theory meets practice through study visits to:

🏛️ Grimouras Olive Mill, where tradition and craftsmanship meet modern training methods and technologies;
🥝 Kiwi Farm, highlighting sustainability and green skills in agri-food production; and 💡 Joist Innovation Park, where innovation-driven education and digital transformation come to life. These visits will bridge yesterday’s discussions with real examples of how VET excellence grows from local innovation, sustainability, and collaboration.

ℹ️ The EASI project, which received funding from the European Union, helps in-company tutors improve how they assess international students during work-based learning placements. By creating practical solutions and promoting inclusive evaluation practices, it supports the development of more sustainable and future-ready vocational education systems across Europe.

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