Learn2Create - Design, test and validate a WBL programme in EU CCIs

The overall aim of L2CREATE is to design, test and validate a new work-based learning (WBL) programme in Europe’s Creative and Cultural Industries (CCIs). It recognises that the modern, creative workplace is a powerful learning environment, with the potential to make vast contributions to employment, productivity and increasing economic competitiveness.

partners

The ARTeria Foundation was established in 2006. It implements various projects related to supporting broadly understood regional development and activation of local communities, mainly through activities related to culture, education, projects related to the development of self-governance and civic awareness, the dissemination of human rights and activities supporting the development of democracy.

Materahub manages international pilot projects to support cultural and creative industries, encouraging innovation and inclusion processes and a new entrepreneurial vision to face contemporary challenges. It organizes several international Capacity Building activities, aimed at meeting and contaminating skills between local and international experts, entrepreneurs and policy makers. These are projects funded by the European Erasmus + programs, Cosme, Interreg, Horizion 2020, etc.

Rinova is a social enterprise that offers training, development and management services, supporting our partners to design, deliver and improve the services that they offer in the areas where we have worked for over 30 years, namely Employment, Skills and Learning, Arts & Culture, Social Action and Enterprise. Rinova is a business with social objectives that has no external shareholders.

Dimitra Educational Organisation has provided, for more than 25 years, high quality Initial and Continuing Vocational Education and Training (VET) services to the entire country, training over 3.000 people per year. Since its establishment in 1989, this organisation has participated in several transnational projects exchanging know how and actively participates in various European networks and transnational exchanges developing a continuous flow of valuable know-how towards the overall functioning of the Organisation.

Innogate is a company specialised in managing international projects. It has a broad expertise in access to funding for research and innovation, technology transfer at European level and fostering international collaboration among the stakeholders involved in the value chain of the innovation process. It is involved in several European initiatives aimed at the promotion and collaboration among clusters and intermediary organizations involved in the innovation process (companies, associations, foundations, universities, etc.).

Regional Develpoment Agency Senec – Pezinok is an interest association of legal entities engaged in regional development since 2002 in regions of Podunajsko and Malokarpatsko. It is a member of an integrated network of regional development agencies established by the Ministry of Construction and Regional Development of Slovak Republic.

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From Italy the tutor of the transition, the hinge between business and school

Thanks to the "P4CA - Partnership for Creative Apprenticeship" and "Learn2Create" Erasmus plus projects, Materahub has had the opportunity to take a deeper look at the effectiveness of the dual system between the worlds of vocational training and work. This was made...

How much music is in a 30-second jingle?

An article by Wenancjusz Ochmann It was the early 1990s, the first years of freedom after the transformations of 1989, the time of economic revolution in Poland. Combating inflation, budgetary discipline, restrictive monetary policy and high interest rates, but also...

You need to trust your work

An interview of Michalina Kuczyńska to Natalia Poniatowska. Words and photos by Michalina Kuczyńska.

The map of needs and factors in work-based learning process in cultural and creative sector

More and more young Europeans choose work in the cultural and creative sector and have to face such problems as working on projects, not having permanent job contracts, being employed part-time. Additionally, these people must have – as a result of the specific...

My fun-based learning – Part 1

How I became a writer, researcher, and publisher in one… by Anna Ochmann "Your grandfather doesn't want to tell us anything, once again we drove half a day from Lublin to Silesia in vain," a tall, grizzled man, a prosecutor at the Institute of National Remembrance...

Second L2C Partnership meeting in Bratislava

The second transnational partnership meeting of the 'Learn to Create - promoting Work-based Learning in Europe’s Cultural and Creative Industries' took place in Bratislava (October 10th-11th, 2019), and Rozvojova Agentura Senec-Pezinok was our host. The...

Work – based learning in Poland

by Izabela Piotrowska-Grosse The term 'work –based learning' in Poland is practically non-existent. It does not exist in a formal record, it has not been defined, so it does not appear, for example, in the Polish version of Wikipedia. However, WBL should be understood...

My first work-based learning…

by Anna Ochmann Posters filled the entire wall over desk like a giant colourful wallpaper promoting everything that could help in reaching eternal bliss in the 1990s. From a toothpaste that would ‘whiten your teeth even more’, through ‘paradise’ vacation in exotic...

The potential of the cultural sector

According to Eurostat, in 2017, around 8.7 million of European citizens were working in a cultural sector or occupation. This group of workers represents 3.8 % of the total number of people in employment. Key words: cultural sector, economic impact, creativity What do...

A survey online to understand better the context of the CCI sector

Learn to Create aims to support and promote work based learning in the Creative and Cultural Industries. In order to ensure that the project is informed by current practice and the experience of people working in the creative and cultural industries, we...

Could Work Based Learning in CCI’s be a supporting tool in the development of creative initiatives in Poland?

Anna Ochmann The share of the cultural and creative sectors in the Polish economy is constantly growing, but these sectors are dominated by freelancers and micro-enterprises. In 2016 there were as many as 98.7% micro-firms included in the CCI sector in Poland. Their...

MOV(I)E IT FORWARD!. Dissemination, exploitation and sustainability of KA2 Erasmus+ project results

Anna Ochmann, president of ARTeria Foundation, took part in the international seminar „MOV(I)E IT FORWARD!. Dissemination, exploitation and sustainability of KA2 project results” organised in Zakopane, Poland by the Polish National Agency Erasmus+...

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