Partners
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Ballymun Job Centre located in Dublin was established in 1986 as a community response to a chronic unemployment situation. The mission of the BJC is to raise the skills and labour market aspirations of individuals in Ballymun and to promote the Ballymun labour force to employers. The overall objective of the BJC is to provide individuals with greater labour market choice and the opportunity to improve their employability, increase their earnings and reduce their vulnerability to poverty. The BJC provides a comprehensive range of services to create pathways to either further training, education or employment for its registered clients and a professional and free service to employers assisting them in recruitment of staff.
Eurocircle is a European NGO based in Marseille, France. They develop and carry out transnational projects, specialising in the international mobility of young people. These projects are designed to foster the emergence of a European citizenship based on the values of inter-cultural tolerance, equality, peace, ecology and solidarity.
In recent years Eurocircle has become one of the leading agencies in the field of European youth mobility. Employees are experienced psychologists, sociologists , anthropologists, political scientists, economists, media specialists and cultural workers who, in addition to their respective practice areas, possess thorough and extensive know-how in the fields of European Project Management, interculturality and networking. The Eurocircle team have extensive knowledge and experience in planning and implementing regional, national and international projects and programs.
Folkuniversitetet (FU) is a leading national Adult Education Association which offers a wide range of VET and adult education training courses throughout Sweden and in several European countries. FU is a leading organisation in Adult Education and Lifelong learning in Sweden and has a long tradition of successfully introducing new teaching methods into adult education including the latest developments in ICT. FU-Uppsala offers both formal and non-formal education for public authorities, enterprises and individuals. FU organizes specific training programs and/or training courses for various disadvantaged target groups such as unemployed, low-skilled, immigrants, people with physical and mental disabilities and youth drop-outs. The organisation is focused on the development of interventions that addresses social issues for various disadvantaged target groups in order to promote social/labour market inclusion. Annually they organise and deliver over 67000 hours of formal and non-formal training for disadvantaged groups per year.
MetropolisNet is a European Economic Interest Group (EEIG) located in Berlin. MetropolisNet is a European network consisting of different types of organisations, all of which work in the contexts of large European cities. MetropolisNet’s ongoing work is concentrated on metropolitan areas and actively engages with the challenges facing urban regions through information exchange and mediation between practitioners and policy-makers in order to design programmes and develop partnerships for joint policy development.
MetropolisNet’s work focuses on the following topics:
- The promotion of employment & social cohesion in metropolitan areas,
- The exchange of information, experience and know-how between the partners.
- The support and coordination of local partnerships and territorial employment pacts in order to implement local approaches to the European employment strategy, and
- The development & structuring of cooperation with other relevant organisations on regional, national, European and trans-regional levels (e.g. OECD LEED Forum).
MetropolisNet has partners in Rome, Berlin, Hamburg, Tampere, Dublin, Budapest, Vienna, and London.
Rinova Ltd is a social enterprise that specialises in the design, development, implementation and evaluation of Skills, Learning and VET programmes, with a specialism in terms of the interface between VET, Employment and Employability, Enterprise and Cultural Learning.
Rinova co-ordinates a VET Consortium of London-based training organisations (FE Colleges, NGOs and non-profit organisations, independent and private providers, enterprise agencies) that are supporting young people and adults into employment, education and new business creation through apprenticeships, traineeships, enterprise initiatives and employability initiatives. Rinova is currently delivering, through the coordination of its consortium network and directly, VET provision for over 3,000 trainees in London.
Rinova is an employee owned company with social objectives. Its leading staff bring some 25 years of experience in the lifelong learning sector in the UK and Europe, and an extensive portfolio of project work in relation to quality assurance, evaluation and EU transnational projects.
15billion is an organisation committed to ‘transforming young futures’ and helping young people make the most of their lives.
We support young people into education, employment and training using innovative methods, programmes and tools that empower and enable young people to actively pursue sustainable career pathways. In addition, we provide independent information, advice and guidance to help young people aged 16 – 24 make informed choices.
Our staff work within schools, colleges and local community settings to ensure our services are accessible to all young people. We develop basic skills, offer vocation and pre-employability courses and signpost young people to appropriate apprenticeships, employment and learning opportunities. Young People are all individuals and as such no two people are the same and therefore our method of working is solution focussed and individualised.
In addition to delivering services directly to young people, we provide data management and tracking analysis services for service providers and support and facilitate organisations across the public, private and third sectors to work in partnership to develop and deliver innovative programmes across London.