Erasmus+ KA1 opportunities in Umbria. Your best training in the Green Heart of Italy.

EGInA is a training agency accredited at the Umbria Region (Italy) for the provision of initial, continuous and permanent vocational training.

We receive international students, teachers and trainers during the whole year. Courses are offered in three different editions and with different formats. Each course is structured so that it is possible to attend the basic level (20 hours in 7 days) or the advanced level (40 hours in 14 days). Courses are organized in March, June, September and November.

- Courses for teachers and trainers

-- Digital tools for students with special needs.(link is external) - Video art therapy, 3D drawing, puzzle of the Self, paINTeraction system are some of the topics covered by this course focused on the active inclusion of students with special needs.

-- Digital Invasions!(link is external) - The course aims at transferring a good practice in the enhacement of cultural participation for both youngesters and adults. Participants will learn how to engage learners in the digital valorisation of cultural heritage.

-- Sustainable Energy Management.(link is external) - The training methodology will simulate the activities of an Energy Management Team (EMT) composed of students with the role of investigating the current situation with regards to energy use in school buildings and cooperate to improve it.

-- AR & VR for the education at Cultural Heritage!(link is external) - The course is open to all those interested at improving the learning experience in culture, art or landscape architecture for young or adult students using augmented and virtual reality technologies.

-- Digital Storytelling for Global Citizenship Education.(link is external) - The aim of the training course is to provide secondary school teachers and trainers with a specific methodology to implement Global Citizenship Education using Digital Storytelling.

- Courses for staff in adult education

-- CINAGE: Cinema and active ageing! - The CINAGE Course enables older learners to shoot their own films about active ageing based on their self-reflection concerning the issues of old age and identification of adequate active ageing strategies.

-- Effective eTutoring in online platforms.(link is external) - The course aims at transferring adult trainee-centered strategies for lifelong e-learning to trainers with low or no experience in the field, using Moodle as an example.

-- Blended course for KA2 project proposals writing.(link is external) - The course is addressed to adult education trainers and teachers, project managers and all actors interested in applying for Erasmus+ KA2 Strategic Partnerships.

-- Intergenerational cultural activities for audience development.(link is external) - Participants will learn how to engage target groups from different generations and cultural backgrounds for an exchange of competences and the co-creation of urban and/or rural digital stories.
Cinema for the social inclusion of refugees.(link is external)
The Course promotes social inclusion through media, in particular through films and documentaries showing possible role models for refugees. Adult educators will live an exciting learning experience, within a multicultural environment framed by a creative process.

-- eFacilitation for the inclusion of disadvantaged groups.(link is external)
The training program focuses on media literacy in the field of mobile photography and audio-visual production, digital storytelling and project management. Participants will produce a short film clip by using mobile technology.

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Project overview

Erasmus+ KA1 opportunities in Umbria. Your best training in the Green Heart of Italy. is a project by
European Grants International Academy Srls U
taking place
from 2020-01-01 till 2021-12-31
This project relates to:
Training and Networking

Short URL to this project:

http://otlas-project.salto-youth.net/11806

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