In early February, the project team met in Finland at Työväen Akatemia in Kauniainen, just outside Helsinki.
Työväen Akatemia is a folk high school founded in 1924 to provide university-level education to working adults. During the academic year, its students can take year-long courses in a range of humanistic subjects, from history to law and from psychology to languages.
The main objectives of this meeting were:
to discuss the final tasks in order to finish all the results with the highest quality
to discuss the possibilities for further sustainable use of the project results
to finalize the planning of the national multiplier events and
to develop a further dissemination strategy for the results.
We also brainstormed about a follow-up project to maintain the good partnership and develop further useful resources for the European education sector.
Goodbye for now – we are busy creating the final resources for YOU.
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