Project CULINART is searching for motivated people to be involved in an international training

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Project CULINART is searching for motivated people to be involved in an international training

01 December 2019 News 1023 Views

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Are you interesting of training in culinary arts abroad?

Do you want to be amongst the first that will pilot the new VET qualification for Chef?

If yes - the CULINART pilot training is exactly what you are looking for!

Project CULINART is searching for motivated people from Bulgaria, Spain, Italy, France, Portugal and Turkey to be involved in an international training that will be held in the 6 different countries.

The training is designed to test a new-developed VET qualification for CHEF in real terms and it will be in the form of a series of pilot training sessions implemented as a mobility of learners.

Three participants will be selected from each country and they will have the opportunity to travel to each country where for 3 days will be engaged in piloting focused on selected training modules with job shadowing sessions.

There will be 3 combined training sessions:

1^st training session in Portugal and France (4-12 March 2020)
2^nd training session in Spain and Italy (16-24 April 2020)
3^rd training session in Turkey and Bulgaria (9-17 May 2020)

Each of the 3 planned training sessions will be structured as follows:

Day 1: Travel - Departure

Day 2 - 3 - 4: Training

Day 5: Travel, transfer

Day 6 - 7 - 8: Training

Day 9: Travel - Return

For more information, contact your local project partner.

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Project Ref. No. 597848-EPP-1-2018-1-BG-EPPKA3-VET-JQ
CULINART: Designing a Joint VET Qualification in Culinary Arts and Pilot Pathways for Continuing Training is co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
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