From March 31st to April 2nd, 2025, the Entreled project held a highly engaging training activity and transnational partner meeting in Bilbao, Spain. This key milestone brought together VET teachers and project partners to further develop, and test digital tools aimed at fostering entrepreneurial thinking among learners with learning difficulties, within the context of the circular economy.
The training activity began at Centro San Viator, where training participants were introduced to the Entreled project and had the opportunity to explore the educational games developed by the consortium. Each partner presented their digital game, followed by live testing and group discussions. The day also included a school visit, showcasing best practices in vocational education for students with learning difficulties.
On the second day, the focus shifted to the Entreled online training program for VET teachers. Partners presented their developed modules and demonstrated how the online platform supports the acquisition of microcredentials and badges. Following the training sessions, partners met to assess the learning experience, considering the suggestions and insights shared by the VET teachers. These contributions will play a valuable role in refining the tools and preparing for the piloting phase.
The final day included a cultural activity that fostered collaboration and team spirit among the partners, further strengthening the sense of shared purpose within the consortium.
The Bilbao meeting was a successful and productive step forward for Entreled, demonstrating the commitment of all partners to innovation, inclusion, and quality in vocational education.
