The ENEU Project – “Emporweneurship for Newcomers in Europe” aims to provide entrepreneurship training tools targeting an audience of potential migrant entrepreneurs, particularly on those in transit to third countries and/or with psychosocial problems.
Launched in 2021, it is currently in progress, being in the stage of organizing workshops for facilitators, practitioners, adult learners, which aim to integrate the educational resources of the “@ Home in Transition” methodology, a product of a project developed by the partner organization ESAS/SD (Systemically Designed).
It has recently concluded the LTTA hosted by the Academy of Entrepreneurship in Athens, Greece, held on July 19-20, 2022.
As a project partner, PRISM participated in the training activity, contributing, through the PM in charge and the selected participant who accompanied her, to the co-creation of a training program for migrants that would be implemented by the trainers.
The workshop was also an opportunity for the participants to learn and experience examples of implementation of the @HIT methodology, as well as an opportunity for local organizations and NGOs to get to know each other for potential future collaborations.
The main topic of the two working days focused on conducting discussions and creating an understanding of the target group (migrants) and sharing each participant’s best practices regarding the topic, based on the experiences of each trainer selected by the partner organizations.
The activities prepared for these purposes ranged from group and individual activities, reflection and discussion, devising and planning teaching strategies, resulting in a new awareness, knowledge and greater openness to different perspectives and opportunities for each workshop participant.
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This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This document reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.