What is the profile of those EU citizens who are at risk of digital exclusion and what are the key motivation drivers for them to enroll in a digital upskilling pathway? These are the two principal questions that the partners of the DCDS (Digital Competences Development...
The BRIGHTS Experimentation Report is a summary of the national reports written by the partner organisations about the experimentation phase and an analysis of the evaluations performed with different target groups in each partner country. Furthermore, it presents the evaluation results of the implementation of...
Pathways for employ assessment and accreditation platform was created within the Pathways4employ project and is based on the DIGCOMP framework. It evaluates the key elements of digital competences required in two selected competence profiles: entrepreneur and virtual office worker. ...
A comprehensive Informative Kit on Global Citizenship Education has been published by ALL DIGITAL in the framework of the BRIGHTS “Boosting Global Citizenship Education using digital storytelling” project. The current global scenario, marked by social, political, environmental and financial crises, requires Education and training policy makers...
The BRIGHTS Course Curriculum provides information about the blended course “Addressing Global Citizenship Education through Digital Storytelling” which was developed in the framework of the BRIGHTS project. The course was delivered for the first time from February to June 2018 in four countries (Belgium, Italy,...
The training methodology “Find-Tell-Act” is the main output of the Youth e-Perspectives on Migration project. The project aimed at empowering young people to address sensitive contemporary societal issues (in our case migration and the refugee crisis) and at the same time to improve their digital...
See the GOW17 infographics The eighth edition of the European Get Online Week (GOW) to digitally empower people was celebrated on 27 March -2 April, 2017. It was held under the patronage of Mr Tibor Navracsics, Commissioner for Education, Culture, Youth and Sport, and supported by Liberty...
Telecentre Europe Annual report for 2016 was presented to members at TE General Assembly on 9 March in Brussels and was approved together with financial documents. The report summarises 2016 in numbers and covers topics from strategic organisational priorities, improving services to members, and influencing public policy...
This summarised report presents the highlights of Telecentre Europe Annual Conference, a three-day event which took place in Ghent on 6-8th Oct 2016. The report wraps up the main sessions of the two-day conference sessions and an overview of a bonus side event - Ghent Interactive Digital Fair. The conference...
FIT4Jobs is a European-funded piloting programme based on the successful FIT model of upskilling job seekers and connecting them to employers. It has been piloted in 6 countries in 2015. The second project brochure reveals the outcomes of ICT training through telling real stories about trainees: how it helped...
This year Telecentre Europe's flagship campaign Get Online Week reached 122,000 Europeans across 27 countries. From all those involved in campaign activities, around 79,000 were young people and 12,000 were unemployed. A record number of 29 campaign partners organised various activities and promoted the campaign...
Comparative report on media literacy learning offers for adult learners in Europe...
The online competition ‘My e-Participation Story’ was open from June till mid September in 2015. Telecentre Europe has collected the most compelling personal stories about using the EU and national e-Participation tools to influence policy-making and lives of others around. The competition was organised in...
Skillage.eu is an online assessment tool that helps young people to understand the more sophisticated ICT skills they need for the job market. Based on the data of Skillage.eu test takers in 2012-2015, we share four conclusions on Europeans' digital skills and propose some recommendations...
A summarised report on the annual event held by Telecentre Europe presents the highlights of a two-day conference which took place in Belgrade on 24-25th September 2015. The report wraps up the main sessions, an I-LINC panel on youth employability, five workshops in connection with...
A summarised report on the annual event held by Telecentre Europe presents the highlights of a two-day conference which took place in Belgrade on 24-25th September 2015. The report wraps up the main sessions, an I-LINC panel on youth employability, five workshops in connection with...
The guidelines present the examples of use of DigComp and propose recommendations on a better training alignment with DigComp as well as designing new assessment tools for end users. Digital competence is one of the eight key competences for lifelong learning identified by the European Union....
Europe 2020 is a 10-year overarching strategy, proposed by the European Commission on 3 March 2010, aimed at "smart, sustainable, inclusive growth". Telecentre Europe summarises Europe 2020 in a nutshell presenting its targets, initiatives, and the progress. ...
Skillage.eu is an online assessment tool that helps young people to understand the more sophisticated ICT skills they need for the job market. Telecentre Europe regularly carries out an analysis of the data provided in Skillage, with the aim of providing an evidence base on young...
FIT4Jobs is a European-funded piloting programme based on the successful FIT Ltd. (Ireland) model of upskilling job seekers and connecting them to employers. The objective of the project is to recreate the successful FIT Training for Employment model in Greece, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Latvia and...
FIT4Jobs is a European-funded piloting programme based on the successful FIT Ltd. (Ireland) model of upskilling job seekers and connecting them to employers. The objective of the project is to recreate the successful FIT Training for Employment model in Greece, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Latvia and Lithuania. A brochure has been developed on FIT4Jobs training model emphasizing...
This infographic presents the wide network of telecentres in Europe: organisations who are the players of digital inclusion and providers of non-formal ICT training to the most vulnerable groups of society. It's about who they are and what they do. ...
This infographic presents the wide network of telecentres in Europe: organisations which are the players of digital inclusion and providers of non-formal ICT training to the most vulnerable groups of society. It's about what they are and what they do. ...
This short brochure, available in 33 languages, summarises and highlights some key facts and figures of the Unite-IT network as it was at the end of 2014. Unite-IT is a network and community of people interested in digital inclusion and digital empowerment in Europe. Unite-IT is...
A short infographic summarising 2014 year achievements by Telecentre Europe and its network members....
Infographic summarising the results of our annual digital empowerment campaign Get Online Week 2015. ...
Digital skills are becoming increasingly important. The ability to deal with digital media is essential for social participation. Since many people still are not online yet or have difficulties dealing with the digital world, the people who provide accessibility to the internet and try to make...
Telecentre Europe (TE) presents its new official brochure that was created with a help of graphic designer Nathan Haddad. This brochure is intended to present TE in a different light giving new potential members, sponsors, stakeholders and policy makers or politicians a taste of what...
Online communication is of great importance for Telecentre Europe to keep in touch with its members operating in many countries. Among communication tools Telecentre Europe uses regular newsletters to keep its members informed about its activities, news and events in the ICT and digital inclusion...
A report on the annual event held by Telecentre Europe presents the highlights of all three days of the conference which took place in Zagreb on 24-26th September 2014. The report focuses on the discussions and outcomes of four working groups in connection with one major ongoing TE project...
The two gender equality speakers who participated at Telecentre Europe Annual Conference (TEAC) 2014 in Zagreb, Dr. Adriana Gil-Juárez and Dr. Joel Feliu are from the JovenTIC inter-university research group in Catalonia, Spain, which studies the relationship between young people and new technologies from a...
The project “KC4All” − Key Competences for All − supported the enhancement of the basic key competencies of low qualified adults improving their employability through an alternative learning approach (ICT-based, user-centered, interest-oriented). The toolkit is available in 5 languages: English, French, Spanish, Latvian and Romanian. The toolkit enables...
Skillage is an online tool that helps young people to understand the more sophisticated ICT skills they need for the job market. Its initial development was supported financially by Microsoft. The tool is aimed at young people aged 16-24 and is available in 22 countries and...
LINK TO GOW PAST EDITIONS The European Get Online Week is an annual digital empowerment campaign that engages and empowers people to use technology and the Internet with confidence and skills that allow them to benefit of the world of online opportunities. Supported by corporations, NGOs &...
This infographic made by Liberty Global together with Telecentre Europe addresses young Europeans, unemployed and job seekers. It aims at raising their awareness about the required digital skills in order to access ICT careers. ...
Unite IT was a European project and is a community site for professionals interested in digital skills and e-inclusion in Europe. It is also the focal point of resources with a goal of collecting European good practices and policies with a specific focus on ICT for...
This report presents the results of an online survey that collected relevant data from almost 3,000 organisations working on eInclusion in 27 European countries. It was the first attempt in Europe to collect primary data from those actors. The research constitutes a building block of a larger...