Last week, the second training for the project InTeMIS took place in Athens and was hosted by Action Synergy. InTeMIS aims to introduce ICT based Flipped Learning in VET Schools and Centers. An innovative and student-centred pedagogical approach, to increase the quality of teaching and learning, to help reduce early school leaving, to decrease the number of under-skilled teenagers, and ultimately to support modernization of education and training systems.
The third transnational project meeting took place in the premises of Action Synergy in Athens, Greece. This was the final transnational meeting of the project and the partners gathered to discussed the progress and their future goals.
The third transnational meeting of InTeMIS took place in Reykjavík, Iceland and was hosted by Keilir. The project aims to introduce ICT based Flipped Learning in VET Schools and Centers. An innovative and student-centred pedagogical approach, to increase the quality of teaching and learning, to help reduce early school leaving, to decrease the number of under-skilled teenagers, and ultimately to support modernization of education.
Between 14 and 18 of January, in the framework of the Erasmus+ KA2 project Safer Places Hopeful Refugees there was organised in Greece, a 5-day training seminar which focused on best practices in relation with the integration of refugees in Greece. During this training, 24 participants from Greece, Italy, Turkey, Germany, Sweden and Slovenia had the chance to visit organisations that are working with refugees in Greece and discuss methods and approaches.
In the framework of the great work that is realised for the S-FEST and CULTYprojects, Action Synergy in the beginning of January 2018, has delivered a lecture to the students of the Technological Education Institute of Piraeus, faculty of “Management of Tourism Enterprises”.
