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SCS - MEST

Start date: Jun 1, 2015, End date: May 31, 2017,

Students and staff from Second Chance School together with members of staff at ordinary work placement , as well as receiving organisations and companies in Copenhagen and Doncaster will be engaged in this project. The mobilities consists of altogether 8 students divided into two periods. EGU in Copenhagen is receiving in the first round and Doncaster College in the second round. By participating ...

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Learning, lIving, wOrking for Neet-group

Start date: Nov 1, 2012,

The NEET-group (Not in Education, Employment or Training) population remains high in Europe with percentages up 14% of youngsters aged below 28. Partners of LION stress the need of a multi-angle integrated focus on the NEET-group who are at risk of educational and societal drop-out. The NEET-group faces challenges bigger than simply lack of vocational skills and therefore a holistic focus on learn...

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