Objectives
- To recruit three migrants and train them to become trainers, including official accreditation where possible. This includes definition of the qualifications and registrations required, use of Accreditation of Prior Learning, gap-filling with host country training, any limitations on employment (e.g. public sector)
- To support the new Migrant Trainers to translate the training material into the migrant language
- To organise and operate pilot training courses, to include a minimum of 50 migrants. These will normally be half-day or one-day courses
Activities
- Train a small number of migrants to become trainers in their own languages
- Translate existing training courses into the migrant languages and deliver these
- Delivery own-language basic training in more languages and more workplaces
Results
- State of the Art report: The need for own-language training for migrants, and the current situation in partner countries. Background information and statistics
- CLARITY Handbook: How to create a training course to support migrants’ access to employment
- CLARITY – Peer-to-peer Training material: Health Promotion and prevention techniques for ROAD SAFETY for French-speaking adults living in Italy
Partners
- Coordinator: Point Europa (United Kingdom)
- Volkshilfe (Austria)
- Pistes Solidaires (France)
- INIT (Germany)
- TREBAG (Hungary)
- Weiterbildungskolleg (Germany)
- SOROS (Romania)
