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ESTLAT-WBL

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Project lead partner: Latvian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Partners: Baltic Bright Ltd., Cesis Vocational secondary school, Civitta Estonia AS, Smiltene Technical school , Tartu Vocational Education Centre, Valga County Vocational Training Centre, Võru County Vocational Training Centre
Topic: Labour commuters
Start date: 2018-08-01
End date: 2020-07-31
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Cross-Border Work-based Learning in Estonia and Latvia

Total budget:
464 254.10 EUR
ERDF contribution:
394 615.94 EUR
Contact person:
Līga Sičeva
liga.siceva@chamber.lv
Status:
Running

ESTLAT-WBL project aims to support the cross-border mobilities of work-based learning for students, based on cooperation between vocational education and training schools and employers on both sides of Latvia-Estonia border.

Latvia and Estonia are developing their wrok-based learning systems as, if successful, they may become the source of qualified labour force and economic growth.  In many cases work-based learning also offers direct path to jobs for young people. 

 

It is planned that the work-based learning will cover sectors important for companies of the region: hospitality and catering, timber and construction, retail, IT and other industries.

 

The model, results and conclusions, training programme and success stories will be published in the Handbook for Cross-Border work-based learning to promote such mobilities after the project lifetime. Cooperation of employers/SMEs and vocational education and training schools of 2 countries, involvement of business organizations will serve as a long-term mechanism to sustain regional and cross-border approach in work-based learning. Partnerships established between the schools and enterprises will serve to support cross-border mobilities of trainees after the project period as well.

Author of the photo: Lauri Kulpsoo

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