Norway Grants and EEA Grants 2014–2021
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Support for Professionals in Education and Employment in the Field of Autism (VIS A VIS)

Programme area:

Education, Scholarships, Apprenticeship and Youth Entrepreneurship

Outcome:

Improved institutional cooperation at all levels of education (formal and informal)

Output:

New teaching and learning practices for work and life developed and knowledge and good practices shared on advancing skills and competencies in education

Project title:

Support for Professionals in Education and Employment in the Field of Autism

Project acronym:

VIS A VIS

Project Promoter:

Association of Non-Governmental Organizations for Autism in Slovenia

Project Partners:

Partner 1: Šentprima – institute for rehabilitation and education
Partner 2: Alma Mater Europaea – European center, Maribor
Partner 3: Elementary School Kozara Nova Gorica
Partner 4: MIK international trading and manufacturing company, Ltd
Partner 5: Fjæran-Granum’s Top Competence Service (NOR)

Start of the project:

01/06/2022

End of the project:

30/04/2024

Co-financing source:

Norway Grants and corresponding Slovenian contribution

Total eligible project expenditure (EUR):

498,289.39

Project grant (EUR):

498,289.39

Main project results:

Establishment of an effective model of support for employees in education and training, employees of the Employment Service of Slovenia and employers (stakeholders) to improve the conditions for learning and employability of persons with autism at all levels of education and employment.

Project summary:

National level assistance for people with autism is insufficient. Thus, the project establishes a model of connecting stakeholders at the local and national level and enhances the competences of teachers, training providers and policy makers to introduce skills for work and life of people with autism in the 21st century in the field of education, training and employment. Through institutional cooperation, the project contributes to establishing a safe, creative, open, interactive, innovative and stimulating environment for people with autism, modernizes teaching approaches and contributes to improving their employment opportunities.

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