The END GBV in VET aims at providing support to providers of vocational education in order to increase their capacity and awareness in identifying and combating the phenomenon of gender-based violence in the VET sphere. This endeavor will engage multiple stakeholders including students, teachers, school staff, and interested parents strengthening this way the already existing structures of the institutions and by operating a full service in the campus that will provide information, training, support, and consultations.
This will be achieved by:
- The development of a complete training program for the trainees of the project and VET educators.
- The development of a guide to identify, recognize and address GBV in VET.
- The development and implementation of an online training program for VET students that will increase their capacity in recognizing, understanding and addressing gender-based violence.
During its 24-month lifetime, END GBV in VET will directly and indirectly positively impact:
At least
250
students that will be involved in the training
At least
150
educators
At least
50
parents
END GBV in VET at a glance:
- 14 partners
- 3 transnational meetings (in Greece, Italy and Belgium)
- 1 awareness raising campaign
- 8 national events involving 30 attendees each
- 1 final event with 100 attendees
- 48 interviews, 6 per country, involving relevant stakeholders (NGOs, VET providers, teachers, parents)
- 8 focus groups with at least 6 participants each per participating country
