The European E-learning Institute (EUEI) is committed to providing high-quality learning experiences and innovative educational programmes which engage learners from a range of sectors and socio-economic backgrounds. EUEI is committed to promoting social cohesion, inclusion, and sustainability across Europe, making them a perfect fit for the Teach Digital Project. Our experienced team of trainers, researchers
A new programme “Techfugees Digital Spark “ to provide access to free digital skills training In September 2021, Techfugees, in partnership with Google for Startups and Coursera, launched an international pilot training program across our chapters network in Uganda, Kenya, Lebanon, United Kingdom to support 100 unemployed refugees with advanced digital skills to enter the
Digital empowerment of refugee women in the UK Using the power of the internet to help refugee women connect, share and learn about life in the UK. Starting life in the UK When a refugee woman settles in the UK, it can be a time of celebration, relief and new beginnings. But she may also
TEACH DIGITAL NEWSLETTER: May 2022 With this newsletter, we are pleased to update you on the developments of the Teach Digital project, led by the Go-Woman! Alliance CIC (UK), in consortium with the Latvian Adult Education Association, MOMENTUM Marketing Services (Ireland), University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain), the European E-learning Institute (Denmark) and the European
TEACH DIGITAL NEWSLETTER: PROJECT ANNOUNCEMENT With this newsletter, we are pleased to present our partnership in the Teach Digital project, led by the Go Woman! Alliance (UK) and in consortium with the Latvian Adult Education Association, MOMENTUM Marketing Services (Ireland), the University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain), the European E learning Institute (Denmark) and the
Seeking solutions to support learning for refugees, migrants and IDPs post COVID The current pandemic has a silver lining with respect to education and learning. It has forced the education system to rethink and be creative in finding ways to ensure learning continuity. Different modes of distance learning are being explored with careful consideration of
The need for digital skills…now more than ever The coronavirus pandemic has made it clear that UK businesses are desperately in need of tech skills in workers of all ages and backgrounds. Now innovative new organisations are springing up to meet the need. It is arguably more important than ever to invest in employee development
MEET THE TEAM Want to find out a little more about the TEACH DIGITAL Erasmus+ project, meet the partners who are making all of this possible then just keep reading… The digital gender gap persists across Europe - “gender inequality in the digital sphere is a result of the persistence of strong unconscious biases about
