THE SEDETT PROJECT

The SEDETT (Social Enterprise Development Education and Training Tools) project was funded by the EU through the ERASMUS+ strategic partnerships programme. It aimed to

  • Produce a capacity self-assessment tool for social enterprise practitioners to use for evaluating their organisational development.
  • Produce learning resources for educators and trainers to use when developing inter-active course materials on social enterprise development.
  • Provide examples of resources for educators, trainers and others to use as creative learning experiences for social enterprise organisational development.

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ARE YOU A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE PRACTITIONER?

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THE PARTNERSHIP

The project partnership (8 Nr organisations) is co-ordinated by Wrexham Glyndwr University, Wales and is both cross sectoral and pan European in its complexion as it includes a higher education Institution(Ireland), four independent training / youth advisory agencies (Poland, Romania, Lithuania and Italy) and two community interest company/ S.E. training agencies (Wales and Spain). The establishment of the partnership will internationalise the operations of the partner organisations and further embed them in European networks.

The cross sector nature of the project partnership ensures the open access multi-media inter-active blended learning materials and e-tools will help to help to improve / internationalise high quality social enterprise programmes of higher education / further and vocational education / occupational adult training / careers advice and counselling for youth and unemployed across Europe which is relevant to national and European labour market needs.

OPEN SOURCE

The educational materials are “free and open source”,  in order to assure a wide spread of the project results to all kind of structures and organizations, such as schools, associations, municipalities, governmental institutions and EU citizens.

EUROPEAN COMMISSION

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This page reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.