We are passionate about the world of education and training, that is why we design programs and courses in a variety of formats, and always applying innovative methodologies.
ENJOYING AND LEARNING with ERASMUS+ DAY 1 – TUESDAY, 3rd JUNE We started the week as we usually do, by welcoming a group of adults who, thanks to the Erasmus+ educational mobility programmes we organise together with the MIS Foundation (Poland), have come to Bilbao to learn about different initiatives in the field of values … Read more
Thanks to the Go Zero project, we were able to enjoy a week-long training in Istanbul with our Turkish partners from Boğaziçi Üniversitesi – an unforgettable experience that is definitely worth talking about! Despite the long journey to Istanbul, we didn’t hesitate to explore the city as soon as we arrived. The first thing we … Read more
¡Tere Tallin! Thanks to the E-SCAPE project we have been able to enjoy a week-long training in Tallinn given by our Italian partners of TDM 2000 International. An unforgettable experience worth telling! So let’s get started… We couldn’t resist. The first thing we did on Monday when we arrived was to directly go for a … Read more
Since the effectiveness of the traditional education model began to be questioned, more and more organizations are opting for innovative methodologies through which students can learn and have fun, all without losing sight of the learning objectives and content of each topic. Gamification is here to stay, as numerous authors have shown that its benefits … Read more
Fortunately, the concept of dependent person has changed over the years, and now this collective is destined to play the most active role possible in society. The Spanish law for the Promotion of Personal Autonomy and Care for people in a situation of dependency establishes that dependent people are those who are in a “permanent … Read more
Demographic aging is among the most serious challenges Europe is facing The demographic projections indicate that by 2060 30% of the European population (155 million) will be aged 65 or older (while today it is 19%). Thus, it will undoubtedly lead us to a scenario in which problems related to ageing will become more relevant. … Read more