The 3Steps project aims to further develop and promote existing best practice trainings from Austria that proved to have a positive impact on young refugees and migrants’ inclusion in the host country, by adapting them to the needs of other national contexts in Europe by first analysing country-specific adaptation needs and in turn, restructuring the content to better respond to the identified needs.
To that end, the 3Steps project is expected to offer a holistic training package to young refugees and migrants (15-25) consisting of 3 interrelated steps:
- Basic education to improve skills on literacy, numeracy and digital skills;
- Vocational orientation and blended learning by mentors of the same cultural background as role models;
- Social inclusion, mutual learning and leisure activities to foster communication with the local community and promote social inclusion.
During its 36-month lifetime, 3Steps will directly and indirectly positively impact:
At least
100
teachers and trainers from 5 countries
At least
100
mentors from the partner countries
At least
25
refugee / migrant youth
3Steps at a glance:
5 national research reports
An outline of adaptation needs
1 F2F Training programme for teachers’ trainers
1 F2F training programme for Mentors
A 3Step training curriculum for refugee and migrant youth
A European network on social inclusion of (low-skilled) migrants and refugees through education
A transnational network meeting and Conference
1 Policy Brief
2 Info Days