Contributes to the development of society, innovation and knowledge.
Help develop measures to counter violence and discrimination.
Supports adults in enhancing skills to promote their professional growth and participation in social and civic life.
Promotes quality and efficiency in education.
Supports and promotes educational activities, training courses and mobility projects aimed at young people.
CESIE ETS is a European center for studies and initiatives based in Palermo, Sicily.
The training and exchange of good practices of Life&Health, the project that promotes health and the improvement of the current situation of primary prevention, continues through the implementation of different tools for representatives of local care communities and all other stakeholders.
The 3STEPS project intends to increase the chances of low skilled young migrants and refugees (15-25 years old) to remain within the educational and vocational system of their host country, by providing them with basic skills on literacy, numeracy, language and digitalization.
Oggi celebriamo la 50esima Giornata Mondiale della Terra per ricordarci che il rispetto del nostro pianeta parta da ognuno di noi, prima che dai singoli Governi.
In order to support young unemployed people in boosting their employability chances, EUYOUTH4HEALTH aims at defining and validate a CV that addresses the skills gap in digital communication and marketing strategies for health prevention.
As part of the EAN network, we organized the first training of the ABC Antibullying Certification (24-28 September 2018). During the week, 60 students and teachers met in Palermo to discuss bullying and develop a common methodology to combat the phenomenon.
On October 21-24th 2019, pre-school educators coming from Denmark, Germany, Italy and Cyprus attended successfully the second teacher training of the European project SEEDS: Social Entrepreneurship Empowering Development in Preschools. SEEDS project started at the end of November 2018 to develop a common and European pedagogy for kindergartens, in response to the challenges of the digital age.
In an unprecedented virtual mode, the last of the INTEGRA workshops ended last week. Workshops have brought together social workers, professionals in the care sector, members of the INTEGRA network, legal guardians and heads of communities for minors with the aim of learning new ways of helping young people to leave out of care.
Today is the World Health Organization (WHO) International Health Day, a day to celebrate the work of 22 million nurses and 2 million midwives who make up half of the global health workforce.