JGT
IES Javier García Téllez, situated in Cáceres, is an educational institution with a long tradition and a strong commitment to internationalization and educational excellence.
With a track record that began to solidify at the European level in 2009, the center has evolved from conducting occasional mobilities to currently holding all three Erasmus+ Mobility Charters (ECHE, VET, and SCH). This allows it to offer mobility opportunities to both students and staff across different educational levels and modalities.
Internationalization is an integral part of the center’s institutional strategy, which combines the continuous improvement of educational methodologies with participation in European cooperation projects, the exploration of new technologies, and the promotion of international experiences that enrich both the personal and professional development of the entire educational community.
From technological initiatives linked to Industry 4.0 and virtual reality to projects that foster social inclusion and the connection between vocational training and society, these strategic alliances reflect the center’s commitment to educational innovation and its projection within Europe.
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Italy
Founded in 1814, the Turin Institution for the Deaf is an institution providing a wide range of services and activities, for deaf, hard of hearing and other linguistic and cognitive impaired children and adults, such as:
– Vocational training and vocational guidance for young deaf (cooking and gardening), blind, autistic and other disabled adult students;
– Adult education for deaf and hard of hearing (blind and Specific Language impairment);
– Home housing for deaf adults;
– Speech therapy and SLI programs;
– Kindergarten for Deaf and hearing children (with national ID as formal school);
– Recognized National Provider of training for teachers; other training activities for speech therapists, nurses, educators and other professionals
– Providing special need teachers and educators service in mainstream schools supporting students in collaboration with the local social services and school authorities;
– Specialized library and documentation center for teachers and parents;
– Special projects for the inclusion of deaf people in the society in the view of universal accessibility, with a focus on museum and cultural institutions;
– Projects with the Universities in the fields of researches, language rehabilitation and social services; European and international projects;
– Language classes: Italian, English, sign languages;
– Sensorial Garden;
– Counseling to public employment services
The Institute of the Deaf of Turin is a non-profit foundation, governed by a Foundation Council totally autonomous in the choice of direction of the activities, within the scope of social solidarity provided for by the current Statute. The institution is located in the north-west of Italy and operates at a regional and national level about services and at international level for special projects. The Institution has 120 workers. The Turin Institute for the Deaf manages two residential services: The “La Casa dei Decibel” with a continuous presence of professional educators and socio-health workers to conduct the activities and accompany the users in their life path within the structure. It a socio-medical residential facility for the disabled. Soprá house: a small social housing, which temporarily hosts deaf and hearing people, united by the need to have a home for a certain period of their life and who intend to share a path of mutual knowledge and exchange.based on the concept of guided coexistence in an educational and cognitive-emotional perspective that occupies a central role in the development of autonomy processes within the psycho-social process. FIRDA
The Netherlands
Firda is an innovative education institution that aims to inspire, and to embrace change and inclusivity. Firda stands for strong vocational education in the Friesland region and northern Flevoland of The Netherlands.Firda offers full-time and part-time courses or training programmes to over 20.000 students. Firda does more than just provide vocational education. Learning what kind of person you want to be is just as important as mastering your profession. Those who continue to learn continue to grow. Learning doesn’t only happen in school but continuously and everywhere—sometimes together, sometimes from each other, from those close to you, or from the world around you. At Firda, people learn their way through life.Firda is the centre for applied knowledge. We train skilled professionals and encourage both young people and adults to embrace lifelong learning. We take into account both market demands and the needs and aspirations of our students. Thanks to strong connections with the professional field, we play an active role in developing applied knowledge of new technologies and processes. With the constant changes in the labour market, it is essential to keep evolving together with the industry. Knowledge is gathered, shared, and exchanged by all parties in the region.
https://www.firda.nl/ 


