ICT4TCN

Facilitating the access to the ICT labour market of third country nationals by developing further their existing skillset

The ICT4TCN project aims at taking advantage of the great potential that lies within one of the most promising EU industries, namely the ICT sector, so as to facilitate the access of Third Country Nationals (TCNs) to the EU labour market, by capitalising on and further developing their existing basic IT skillset, based on actual market needs.

Within this context, the proposed project is expected to achieve:

  • A better contact between ICT companies and TCNs with some IT skills;
  • A higher employment rate of TCNs in the ICT market;
  • A pool of trained and skilled potential employees/ TCNs;
  • The introduction of an efficient methodology for assessing IT-related prior background.

During its 24-month lifetime, ICT4TCN will directly and indirectly positively impact:

At least

340

Third-Country Nationals

At least

80

adult educators /tutors

At least

200

trained TCNs (3-month courses)

ICT4TCN at a glance:

ict4tcn-Asset 122Reportsplus_icon

An assessment of prior IT-related learning background and skillset of TCNs (5 national and 1 transnational reports)

ict4tcn-Asset 123Capacity building programmeplus_icon

A technology-based capacity building programme

ict4tcn-Asset 124e-Learning platformplus_icon

1 online e-learning platform

ict4tcn-Asset 125Bootcamps and activitiesplus_icon

IT bootcamps and networking activities (25 study visits to ICT companies – 5 Career days)

ict4tcn-Asset 126Open daysplus_icon

4 Open days

ict4tcn-Asset 127Conferenceplus_icon

1 Final Conference

Info

  • Funding programme

    ERASMUS+ KA2 - Strategic Partnerships for Adult Education

  • Duration

    1/9/2019 – 31/8/2021

  • Budget

    211,730.00 EUR

  • Countries

    Czech Republic, Belgium, Greece, Lithuania, Spain

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Project reference number: 2019-1-CZ01-KA204-061329
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