The pilot course classes are completed, and the delighted participants take home their certificates, as well as new friendships and memories that will last a lifetime.
10 days of lectures
13 modules
29 participants in 
Italy
31 participants in 
Greece
Portugal, Italy, Greece, 
Poland, 
Bulgaria and 
Lithuania came together for the pilot course in the beautiful resort of Loutraki in Greece.
Students and trainers from Lithuania, Poland, Bulgaria, Greece, Portugal and Italy took part in a pilot training organised by the ERASMUS+ funded project "Green skills for future tourism" (G4T) in Emilia Reggio, Italy.
The students got to know the project activities, learnt about Green Tourism disciplines of Design techniques for sustainable itineraries, Organisation of sustainable events, How to look and find a job in sustainable tourism, Self-employment and (social) entrepreneurship and visited exemplary agro-tourism education sites.
IF YOU ARE between 18-30 and study TOURISM (or already have your degree),
You are invited to a two weeks training experience on Sustainable tourism in Greece and Italy in September and October.
For more information, please look at the Infopack G4T
or individual Partners websites.
The second TPM meeting occurred on 20-21 April in Wroclaw, Poland. The Polish partner Dolnoslaska Federacja Organizacj Pozarzadowych hosted this meeting and shared their beautiful city with the G4T team.
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The project's awareness campaign is addressed to potential VET learners with fewer opportunities, CVET organizations and staff, and stakeholders to raise awareness in the framework of the EU Green Deal for sustainable tourism and EU Strategy on Sustainable Tourism It will consist of online and offline events in all the project countries. The aim is to promote and discuss the framework of sustainable tourism provided by the EU Green Deal and the EU Strategy on Sustainable Tourism, focusing on the target group's needs. It will consist of conferences, seminars, world cafés, and round tables tailored to the target group of potential learners managed in each country.
The first in-person partner meeting took place on 2022.10 16-17 in Bologna, Italy. The 6 European partners shared their knowledge, discussed the project progress, and divided the upcoming tasks of project implementation.
The timetable of the flexible modular curriculum and blended gamified CVET course on green skills for sustainable tourism was determined.
In recent times, attention to sustainability is increasingly growing. The Next Generation EU dedicates a significant part of its funds to ecological and green transition. At the same time, the new European Green Deal provides an action plan to make the EU's economy sustainable, in line with SDGs from Agenda 2030. In order to seize these opportunities, it is essential to create flexible and updated education and training opportunities in the sector of green tourism.
The project has a duration of 24 months, and its main target groups are people that obtained a tourism qualification and never entered the job market or lost their job and NEETs.
These are the project objectives:
1 - Developing competencies in the field of green tourism through the creation of 3 international CVET
curriculum focused on sustainable hospitality and services, ecological transition, valorisation of territories
and communities;
2 - Increasing the quality and relevance of CVET training activities;
3 - Enhancing the exchange and cooperation between CVET providers and companies and organisations
active in the field of green tourism at an international level, boosting their ability to operate in transnational
cross-border and cross-sectoral synergies;
4 - Deepening the interest and motivation of potential VET learners towards green jobs in the tourism sector and continuous education and training.
The project brings together 6 European partners with experience in the CVET and sustainable tourism fields
With the G4T project, we strive to create trans-European knowledge around green skills acquisition in the tourism sector to contribute to achieving sustainable development goals, accomplishing a change of mindset around the tourist industry.