The KORAK Project Open House is coming up—find out how to sign up for a variety of free training programs
You are invited to the FREE “KORAK Project Open House” event, which will take place on Thursday, December 5, 2024, from 9:15 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., at the Cene Štupar – CILJ premises (5 Ambrožiča Novljana Street, 1000 Ljubljana).
Due to the limited number of spots, please reserve your spot by registering via the online form.
The Open House is intended for anyone interested in participating in FREE educational programs for your personal development and to continue your educational journey.
Program
9:15 ARRIVAL OF PARTICIPANTS, coffee
9:30 Presentation of the project’s interim achievements and results to date, as well as the project’s goals and indicators that we intend to achieve by the end of the project, Bojan Hajdinjak, Director, Cene Štupar — GOAL
9:45 Roundtable discussion with representatives of key stakeholders in the field of adult learning and education —the region’s educational needs for acquiring and upgrading competencies in light of current societal challenges
11:30 a.m. Informal gathering with key stakeholders
11:30 Presentations of best practices and promotion of the project’s publicly recognized and non-formal programs to potential participants (in groups across four classrooms, organized by program clusters of the KORAK project)*
1:00 p.m. Informal get-together with potential participants
The lead partner of the consortium is Cene Štupar – CILJ. Consortium partners: Micro Team, IC Geoss, Ljubljana Secondary School of Economics, University of the Third Age.
The project is co-funded by the Republic of Slovenia, the Ministry of Education, and the European Union through the European Social Fund Plus.
If you have any questions, please contact Dragica Glažar (dragica.glazar@cene-stupar.si).
*The main events will take place starting at 11:30 a.m. in four classrooms, each of which will be dedicated to one of the four program tracks:
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Foreign Languages – Non-formal Programs
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Learning Slovenian – Officially Recognized and Informal Programs
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Digital Programs – Non-formal and Publicly Recognized Programs
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Training Programs for Life Skills and for Acquiring and Improving Literacy Levels —Publicly Recognized and Non-Formal Programs
Each classroom will host presentations on three key points:
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The Benefits of the Programs Through the Eyes of the Participants – Current participants will share their experiences with you and highlight the benefits of the training.
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Presentation of Benefits by the Organizers and Consortium Partners – Together with our consortium partners and Trenkwalder, we will present how the programs contribute to the personal and professional development of participants.
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Questions for Potential Participants – Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions about the program content, teaching methods, expected outcomes, and other aspects that interest them.
Join us and discover how our programs can support your personal development!
We look forward to seeing you!
Cena Štupar’s Team – GOAL
