We cordially invite you to a free lecture: “All the Colors of Career Day,” which will take place as part of Informativa on Friday, January 17, 2025, from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. (Small Lecture Hall).
Admission to the information session and lecture is free.
Why shouldn’t you miss the lecture?
In this lecture, you’ll learn about the four basic groups of behavioral types. Using colors and associations, you’ll discover their (and your own) strengths and learn how each behavioral type can realize its potential in specific professions, job roles, or career paths. The lecture will have a practical focus and will include real-world examples. If we recognize our strengths and potential, the decision regarding further education and a career becomes easier and less stressful.
Lecturers: Andreja Glavač, certified Persolog trainer, Cene Štupar – CILJ
Excellent free resources for career and technology days for 8th- and 9th-grade elementary school students
During the presentation, we’ll introduce you to the free workshops for elementary schools, information packages, and teaching materials that we’re developing and implementing as part of the Interreg SI-AT LifeLongWood project (escape room, hackathon, job shadowing …) and can serve as excellent content for career or technical days.
If you miss the lecture or the Informativa 2025 event, please visit us at the MGTŠ and SPIRIT exhibition booth, where you can learn more about opportunities for free participation. Find out what activities we can organize for your educational institution as part of the LifeLongWood project, which will be available during the 2025–2026 school year.
Will you be skipping the newsletter? Please share your contact information with us using the link below! In May, we’ll send you more information about opportunities to get involved:
More information
Sanda Jerman, LifeLongWood Project Manager
E: sanda.jerman@cene-stupar.si
M: 030 640 262
About the LifelongWood project: https://www.cene-stupar.si/sl/projekti/lifelongwood
Cross-border cooperation to promote wood as a resource and a career field of the future. The project will contribute positively to sustainable development by promoting wood as a natural, regional, and sustainable resource of the future and by strengthening the competitiveness of the wood industry in the region. A total of 1,269,387.16 EUR has been allocated to the project, which is 80% co-financed by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) (1,015,509.72 EUR). For more information on the Interreg Slovenia-Austria Program 2021–2027, which co-finances cross-border projects between Slovenia and Austria that will contribute to a more capable and competitive region, visit: http://www.si-at.eu/2127/sl/
