Type: Workshop

Location: Prishtina, Kosovo

Duration: 3 days

Attendees: 30

The project begins with a comprehensive kick-off meeting to establish the project structures, discuss the Project Management Plan, and outline the work packages. All project partners will come together to set the foundation for a successful collaboration.

Type: Event

Location: Salzburg, Austria

Duration: 2 days

Attendees: 15

This event will bring together international practices to discuss the skills gaps and educational needs related to migration services. Practitioners will share their experiences and explore training opportunities for social workers across the Western Balkans.

Type: Event

Location: Prishtina, Kosovo

Duration: 1 day

Attendees: 50

Social care providers in Kosovo will meet to identify common challenges regarding migration services. This event will focus on understanding skills gaps and discussing training opportunities for social workers working with migrant populations.

Type: Event

Location: Tirana, Albania

Duration: 1 day

Attendees: 50

This event in Albania will bring together social care providers to discuss the challenges they face in providing migration services. The focus will be on identifying skills gaps and exploring training opportunities for professionals in this sector.

Type: Event

Location: Prishtina, Kosovo

Duration: 1 day

Attendees: 35

A roundtable discussion in Kosovo will focus on the migration situation and the skills gaps identified. The event will also discuss and disseminate guidelines for introducing and working with micro-credentials to improve social workers' competencies.

Type: Event

Location: Tirana, Albania

Duration: 1 day

Attendees: 35

This roundtable in Albania will focus on assessing the migration situation and identifying skills gaps. Discussions will also include how to introduce and implement micro-credentials for social care professionals to better support migrant populations.

Type: Training

Location: Odense, Denmark

Duration: 3 days

Attendees: 12

This training will focus on developing case studies and applying project/problem-based learning (PBL) methodologies for academic staff. Trainers from beneficiary universities will learn how to effectively use these methodologies in teaching and curriculum development.

Type: Training

Location: Prishtina, Mitrovica, Gjakova

Duration: 3 days

Attendees: 30

Academic staff in Kosovo will be trained on case study development and the PBL methodology. This training will focus on bridging the gap between theory and practice to enhance curriculum delivery.

Type: Training

Location: Tirana, Albania

Duration: 3 days

Attendees: 30

This training session in Albania will focus on case study development and the PBL methodology. Academic staff will learn how to incorporate these techniques into their teaching to create more effective learning experiences for students.

Type: Training

Location: Prishtina, Kosovo

Duration: 2 days

Attendees: 30

Trainers from academic staff at university partners in Kosovo will be trained on designing and implementing micro-credential courses. This training will empower them to develop flexible learning opportunities for social care professionals.

Type: Training

Location: Tirana, Albania

Duration: 2 days

Attendees: 30

In this training, academic staff from Albanian universities will learn how to design and implement micro-credential courses. This will equip them to create practical, targeted learning modules for social care professionals.

Type: Conference

Location: Prishtina, Kosovo

Duration: 1 day

Attendees: 50

The final dissemination conference in Kosovo will showcase the results and impact of the project. Participants will discuss the outcomes, lessons learned, and the future sustainability of the initiatives introduced during the project.

Type: Conference

Location: Tirana, Albania

Duration: 1 day

Attendees: 50

The final project dissemination conference in Albania will focus on presenting the results of the project and discussing its impact. It will also explore how the knowledge gained can be applied to future social work practices in the region.