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Project Q4299170 in Belgium, France
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | WELDing COooperation for Mobility and cross-border Employment |
Project Q4299170 in Belgium, France |
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659,849.68 Euro
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1,319,699.36 Euro
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50.0 percent
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1 January 2018
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30 June 2021
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ICAM
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50°17'18.53"N, 3°57'54.32"E
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50°24'17.06"N, 4°25'0.19"E
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50°37'48.94"N, 3°2'30.52"E
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This project aims at the qualification and cross-border mobility of job-seekers. The objective is to strengthen the match between the supply of skills training and the needs of the cross-border labour market in the welding sector. The idea is to implement specific training; implement the design, engineering, organisation and production of cross-border diploma training that does not exist in the territories concerned; integrate people who are alienated from the workplace, in particular job-seekers who are young without professional experience and adult long-term job-seekers. The project raises public awareness upstream on the professions experiencing shortages as part of an initiation to welding-related professions. In addition, it sets out to develop partnerships between the various stakeholders and to implement training courses in Lille and Tournai to increase the mobility of job-seekers and promote bilingualism. The project also involves prospecting cross-border companies, collecting job offers and positioning job-seekers in training via a period of application in the company. It also makes the companies concerned aware of the existence of this new and timely training for their staffing needs. (English)
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