The model helps prepare the process of e-learning and the appropriate tools, matching the needs and capabilities of the beneficiaries. Using e-learning in the education process increases the flexibility of the courses and helps the participants become familiar with IT tools. The model can be used in various industries – from the construction and carpentry businesses through to hotels, trade, finance and insurance, and many other groups of beneficiaries, such as the unemployed, workers threatened with job loss or persons temporarily out of work wishing to improve their professional qualifications.
moreThe proposed model focuses primarily on counteracting familial violence in a systemic manner, i.e. supporting the victims and helping them gain economic independence. The main elements of the initiative include ensuring work and access to training to the beneficiaries. The social cooperatives, established especially for the purpose, help apply vocational skills of the women experiencing violence in practice and improve their qualifications in the special training programmes.
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