The training is at the heart of the project. Its aim is to furnish to refugees IT skills to help the integration in the European labour market and contribute to the EU economy.
The trainings will be based on the experiences implemented by involved partners and similar actions with similar objectives. In fact, the Talents4Eu partners that are already experienced in offering vocational training programmes designed to maximize and accelerate labour market integration (Simplon, CodeYourFuture, MIGHelp and CO&SO) will share their experiences and best practices to deliver a first standard scheme of intensive IT training.
From this capitalisation, the partners will design a common IT training scheme standard, able to raise the employment integration rate quickly and effectively and to ensure long-term employability of refugees (from currently 60% after 6 years to 70% of labour market integration within the 6 to 12 months after training – 80 % within 2 years).
There will be the set-up and the implementation of pilots in four countries (France, Italy, UK and Hungary) of the original inclusive IT training schemes (as inclusive coder fabrics or bootcamps).
The goal is to demonstrate their high potential for quick and long-term labour market integration and to improve them for future larger deployment.
More information and material to come soon.
The final project’s goal is to elaborate a Replication plan on how to replicate the project results and models in other sectors.
It takes in to account various sectors and stakeholders with a special focus on how social economy enterprises contribute to the integration of third country nationals into the European labour market.
NewTalents4EU project proposes to empower all refugees to program their future, making integration work now and more durably. Market-focused training schemes in coding/programming skills and enterprises networking will be implemented by social innovators across four EU countries, offering a skilled workforce in a demanding sector. This is going to drive digital transformation, help secure the host country’s long-term social and economic growth and to build the EU digital economy.
NewTalents4EU project is co-funded by the European Union’s Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF-2017-AG-INTE 821745).
