by Gabriel Nagy | Apr 24, 2023 | TPM - Transnational Partner Meeting
PRESS RELEASE
Cluj-Napoca, Romania, February 2023
Supporting the Employability of Young Disabled People
TPM2 – Mid-term Meeting Berlin
project financed by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union
The consortium of 5 partners continues the international project DIS-Employability, an Erasmus+ Youth KA2 project, financed by the European Union and developed by Mine Vaganti, Italy in partnership with Asociatia Babilon Travel (Romania), NGO NEST Berlin (Germany), Eduforma (Italy), and Innovation Frontieres IKE (Greece). (more…)
by Gabriel Nagy | Feb 4, 2023 | TPM - Transnational Partner Meeting
PRESS RELEASE
Cluj-Napoca, Romania, February, 2023
Supporting the Employability of Young Disabled People
TPM2 – Mid-term Meeting Berlin
project financed by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union
The consortium of 5 partners continues the international project DIS-Employability, an Erasmus+ Youth KA2 project, financed by the European Union and developed by Mine Vaganti, Italy in partnership with Asociatia Babilon Travel (Romania), NGO NEST Berlin (Germany), Eduforma (Italy), and Innovation Frontieres IKE (Greece). (more…)
by Gabriel Nagy | Jun 24, 2022 | TPM - Transnational Partner Meeting
PRESS RELEASE
Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 24 of June, 2022
Supporting the Employability of Young Disabled People
DIS-Employability
TPM1 – Kick off meeting Cluj-Napoca
project financed by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union
The consortium of 5 partners starts the international project DIS-Employability, an Erasmus+ Youth KA2 project, financed by the European Union and developed by Asociatia Babilon Travel in partnership with Mine Vaganti, (Italy), NGO NEST Berlin (Germany), Eduforma (Italy), and Innovation Frontiers IKE (Greece). (more…)
by Gabriel Nagy | Apr 24, 2021 | (LTTA) - learning, teaching, training activity
Get Assured, We Manage the Risks!, is our 4th Erasmus+ KA2 project, financed by the European Union. Asociatia Babilon Travel acts as a partner, sending and hosting organization.
The consortium of partners is formed by 8 organizations from 7 countries (Ireland, France, Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Romania and Turkey), and covers a wide variety of working fields such as sports, non-formal education, arts and therapy, volunteering and more.
The project addresses a common challenge, that youngsters with special needs are facing. Specifically, they hesitate to apply for international learning mobilities, or their parents and care persons prevent them from doing so, because their special needs may not be met adequately and risk management plans do not exist. (more…)
by Gabriel Nagy | Oct 15, 2014 | Training Course
European youth workers need to be given the possibility to share best practices on the recognition of non-formal education. Therefore the training course “Recognition of Non-Formal Education”, held in Weimar/Germany, between October 10-16, 2014, focused on the exchange of tools and instruments used in different European countries, to further develop a common strategy to be implemented on the local, national and European level. View the album…
