Category: Social entrepreneurship education programme

Social Entrepreneurship Lessons Scenarios

Category: Social Entrepreneurship Lessons Scenarios

Publication date: 2025-01-03

The present collection contains 18 scenarios at various levels of difficulty (basic, intermediate, advanced). The structure of the material corresponds to, complements and extends the Social Entrepreneurship Education Programme. The scenarios thus relate to modules related to: 1) Social economics and the primacy of value over profit 2) Social economics and inequality; 3) Social economics […]

Social Entreprenurship Educational Programme

Category: Social entrepreneurship education programme

Publication date: 2025-01-03

Welcome to the “Better Cooperate” handbook, an extensive manual created to give young people the fundamental information and abilities required to succeed in the social economy. The six meticulously developed training modules of the “Better Cooperate” project—a revolutionary effort that aims to equip the future generation to actively contribute to social and economic development—have been […]

Research report summary

Category: Social entrepreneurship education programme

Publication date: 2024-06-27

Research study in the field of social entrepreneurship educational practises in different countries in Europe. The final product of the research carried out in WP3 is this research report: SocialEntrepreneurship in formal and non-formal education on the example of selected Europeancountries. The research in Work Package 3, will be the basis for the development of […]

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Project Number: 2023-1-PL01-KA220-YOU-000-158-100
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