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Much more than a method
MUCH MORE THAN A METHOD is a product of "V - Comprehensive Guide to Best Practices in Mobile Learning for Adults", a dynamic Erasmus+ project under the KA210-ADU Small-Scale Partnerships in Adult Education programme. This project is designed to empower TEC practitioners, enhance inclusivity and diversity, and support newcomers’ integration through high-quality TEC practices.
Who is it for?
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TEC trainers and practitioners in the TEC community
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Trainers and educators working with youth
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Professionals supporting people and communities on the move
Why this project?
Our motivation is simple: after 25 years, TEC holds an incredible wealth of practices shaped across countries, cultures and communities—yet much of this knowledge remains scattered or hard to access. We created this project to bring that wisdom together, to make the Training and Evaluation Cycle (TEC) openly available, and to support the educators and social workers who welcome newcomers every day. This is our way of turning shared experience into shared power.
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Dive Deeper
Our Key Objectives:
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Create a Collaborative Platform: A digital hub for exchanging best practices in TEC. Contribute with your own method to help the community learn and grow
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Publish a Comprehensive Guide: Insights and practical methods shared on the website will be translated into a comprehensive guidebook for use by youth workers, communities on the move and anyone else interested in harvesting TEC wisdom for improving their communities
You can browse a digital copy of our guidebook.
Undergo a comprehensive research about the history and importance of the training & evaluation cycle on the EU level.
Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or of the Erasmus+ National Agency of Luxembourg. Neither the European Union nor the Erasmus+ National Agency of Luxembourg can be held responsible for them.
