The European Grants International Academy Srl has a long-term experience in setting up and coordinating strategic partnerships for the implementation of projects financed by public and private funds. EGInA cooperates with a team of project managers expert in the management and reporting of European Commission structural and centralised funds. They all have academic-professional backgrounds in the fields of education and vocational training, digital innovation with social impact, enhancement of cultural heritage and sustainable development.
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GOOD FOOD IS GOOD MOOD is implemented in three European countries (Macedonia, Portugal and Italy) and aims at: Improving the employability of students with less
The VET sector faces various challenges in its course to progression: limited teamwork and exchange of good practices between VET institutions, low social recognition of
The project aims to develop a new VET qualification in the tourism sector. This qualification mixes both Tourism and IT skills, meeting the market new
The digital transformation is changing the role of libraries and library professionals, and it’s not always easy to understand and adapt to it. Our BIBLIO
Project “Future Improvement of Vocational Education” (further FIVE) consists of five Vocational Education and Training centres working with low qualified and unemployed persons. FIVE aims
The creation of an Environmentally Conscious Smart Lighting (ECOSLIGHT) Designers training program actively enhances employability and improve career prospects of lighting-related professionals, while also helping
ENNE is a European Project that supports the establishment of 5 national networks of VET – Vocal Education and Training in all 5 countries involved.
SCoopConSS project wants to build a Community of Practice for European secondary school teachers interested in using different entrepreneurial methods based on cooperative principles. SCoopConSS
The main objective of Biz4Fun is to increase the competitiveness of young, mostly inexperienced people, on the job market in partners‘ countries. Young people usually
SEPLO stands for ‘Simplifying the Evidencing Process for Learning Outcomes’, a two-year European project, funded by the Erasmus Plus, delivered in partnership with 6 European