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🚀 A Cornerstone of WIN-WIN takes shape: our Digital Platform! 🚀

We are proud to shine a spotlight on one of the most tangible outcomes of the WIN-WIN Erasmus+ project: the WIN-WIN Digital Platform at 👉 winwin-project.eu, a modern, interactive space designed to bring together everything the project has to offer, from training modules to networking opportunities across the VET–business cooperation community.
This achievement is proudly led by TET – Technical Engineers for Technology (Jordan), the Work Package 3 leader, whose team has been working tirelessly to build, refine, and continuously improve the platform which now offers:

✅ A multilingual, responsive interface accessible from any device
✅ Seamless navigation to the Start CPD Training section for on-the-fly upskilling
✅ Quick access to the Downloadable Toolkit, packed with practical VET–business resources
✅ Continuous improvements based on partner feedback gathered during SIIT 2 in Loures, Portugal and SIIT 3 in Tabarka, Tunisia.

The platform is much more than a website, it is the digital home of the JOBS4ALL methodology, a living tool that connects VET providers, businesses, learners, and policy-makers across Europe, Jordan, Morocco, and Tunisia. 🌍✨

Congratulations to the entire TET team for turning technical excellence into a real, working platform that will keep serving the VET–business ecosystem long after the project ends! 🎉

Explore it now 👉 winwin-project.eu


The WIN-WIN project is co-funded by the European Union under Erasmus+ Capacity Building for VET (Grant Agreement 101183465). Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EACEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

🚀 WIN-WIN Partners Driving Sustainable Transformation in VET

The SIIT3 International Training, held in Tabarka, Tunisia, brought together WIN-WIN Project partners from Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco, Belgium, and Portugal under the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.

The training provided a collaborative platform to exchange best practices and strengthen sustainable Vocational Education and Training (VET). Key topics included Green Skills, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), entrepreneurship, digital transformation, innovation, and stronger cooperation between VET institutions and the labour market.

Special thanks to Elemtiez Formation, AFMT, FCB, and all WIN-WIN partners for their excellent organization, valuable contributions, and shared commitment to advancing high-quality, sustainable, and future-ready vocational education.

🌍 Together, WIN-WIN partners are driving sustainable transformation and shaping the future of Vocational Education and Training.

🎓🌍 SIIT3 International Training Successfully Concludes under the WIN-WIN Project 🌍🎓

The SIIT3 International Training, held in Tabarka, Tunisia 🇹🇳 from 18–23 May 2026, has been successfully completed, marking another important milestone in the implementation of the WIN-WIN Project, co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.

Throughout the five-day programme, participants from Jordan 🇯🇴, Tunisia 🇹🇳, Morocco 🇲🇦, Belgium 🇧🇪, and Portugal 🇵🇹 collaborated in an inspiring learning environment, exchanging expertise, exploring innovative approaches to vocational education and training (VET), and strengthening international partnerships.

🎓 Closing Ceremony & Certificate Awarding

The programme concluded with a closing ceremony celebrating the successful completion of SIIT3. Certificates of participation were awarded to all participants in recognition of their active engagement, commitment, and valuable contributions throughout the training.

The ceremony highlighted the importance of continuous professional development, international cooperation, and collaborative learning in building stronger and more resilient vocational education systems.

🌱 Achievements of SIIT3
✅ Strengthened cooperation among partner institutions.
✅ Enhanced participants' knowledge of sustainability and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
✅ Promoted Green Skills, entrepreneurship, and innovation.
✅ Advanced digital learning and modern training methodologies.
✅ Fostered the exchange of best practices and successful VET experiences across partner countries.
✅ Reinforced collaboration between vocational education providers and the labour market.

🤝 The successful completion of SIIT3 reflects the strong commitment of all project partners to promoting excellence, innovation, sustainability, and international cooperation in vocational education and training.

🌟 A sincere thank you goes to all partner organizations, trainers, facilitators, experts, and participants for their dedication, professionalism, and collaboration, with special appreciation to the Tunisian hosts for their excellent organization and warm hospitality throughout the programme.

Together, we continue building a more innovative, sustainable, and inclusive future for vocational education through the WIN-WIN Project.




















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🌍✨ SIIT3 International Training Successfully Launched under the WIN-WIN Project ✨🌍

The SIIT3 International Training officially took place in Tabarka, Tunisia 🇹🇳 from 18–23 May 2026, bringing together participants, trainers, and project partners from Jordan 🇯🇴, Tunisia 🇹🇳, Morocco 🇲🇦, Belgium 🇧🇪, and Portugal 🇵🇹 as part of the WIN-WIN Project, co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.

The training focused on "Upgrading VET-Business", providing an international platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and capacity building among vocational education and training (VET) institutions and stakeholders from the partner countries.

📚 Key Training Topics
✅ SDG Roadmapping and integrating the Sustainable Development Goals into VET
✅ Green Skills for sustainable workforce development
✅ Entrepreneurship and Sense of Initiative
✅ Digital Training Platforms and Mobile Learning Applications
✅ Strengthening cooperation between VET providers and the labour market
✅ Innovation, sustainability, and future skills
✅ Exchange of best practices in vocational education and training
✅ Study visits to vocational and tourism training institutions in Tunisia

📅 Training Highlights

Day 1
▪️ Welcome session and introduction to the WIN-WIN Project
▪️ Review of SIIT1 and SIIT2 achievements
▪️ Introduction to the "Upgrading VET-Business" approach
▪️ Networking and team-building activities

Day 2
▪️ SDG Roadmapping workshops
▪️ Green Skills and sustainability in vocational education
▪️ Interactive practical activities and collaborative learning

Day 3
▪️ Study visits to vocational and tourism training institutions in Jendouba and Ain Drahem
▪️ Exchange of successful VET practices and experiences

Day 4
▪️ Entrepreneurship and Sense of Initiative sessions
▪️ Reflection on lessons learned from previous SIIT activities
▪️ Discussions on best practices and innovation

Day 5
▪️ Digital Training Hub demonstrations and mobile learning applications
▪️ Participants' reflections and learning journals
▪️ Cultural and networking activities promoting international cooperation

🤝 SIIT3 provides an excellent opportunity for participants from all partner countries to strengthen cooperation, exchange expertise, develop innovative approaches to vocational education, and promote sustainable and inclusive VET systems across the region.
🌍 Participating Institutions in SIIT3 – WIN-WIN Project

The SIIT3 international training brought together representatives from partner institutions across five countries, strengthening cooperation, innovation, and knowledge exchange in Vocational Education and Training (VET).

🇯🇴 Jordan

Azadi International Academy for Vocational Training and Education
TET – Technical Engineers for Technology

🇹🇳 Tunisia

Elemtiez Formation
AFMT

🇲🇦 Morocco

YOCAN
Smile

🇧🇪 Belgium

FCB
Le Forem

🇵🇹 Portugal

Mindshift
IPTRANS

Stay tuned for highlights from the SIIT3 Closing Ceremony and Certificate Awarding Event.

















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Last May, FOREM took part in the third international interactive staff training session (SIIT3) of the WIN WIN project, which took place in Tabarka, Tunisia, and brought together partners from Morocco, Tunisia, Jordan, Belgium and Portugal.
The aim of the training was to integrate green, entrepreneurial and sustainable development (SDGs) skills into vocational training programmes, in order to meet the labour market’s requirements in this area

📹 Horizon VET – Personalization and the future of learning

In Episode 2 of the Horizon VET series, James Calleja, President of EfVET, highlights a key shift for vocational education: connecting with Gen Z as individuals, not just as cohorts.

He emphasizes that personalisation — supported by AI — can transform both teaching and learning, benefiting educators as much as students and helping VET systems stay relevant in a rapidly changing labour market.

💡 For initiatives like WIN-WIN, the message is clear: flexible, learner-centered pathways and smart use of technology are essential to prepare future talent.

▶️ Watch the episode and explore the series to discover more insights on training the next generation.

Horizon VET - Prof. Joachim James Calleja - Ep.2 #Personalization 📹 "Horizon " video series - Ep.2 🔊 In this episode, Prof. James Calleja talks about the need to connect with Gen Z on an individual ba...

🔮 Preparing for 2040: What could the future of skills development look like?

A new foresight study from Cedefop explores four AI-powered scenarios that imagine how continuing skills development might evolve by 2040 — and what this means for learners, workers, and education providers.

🌍 The study highlights that artificial intelligence is likely to be the most influential — and unpredictable — force shaping skills systems, interacting with trends such as demographic change, climate transition, and evolving labour markets. ()

Rather than predictions, the scenarios are tools to help policymakers and practitioners reflect on opportunities, risks, and priorities — from futures where AI boosts inclusion and human potential to those where inequality and job precarity increase. ()

💡 The key message: the future of learning will depend on the choices we make today — especially around lifelong learning, reskilling, and inclusive skills ecosystems.

At WIN-WIN, these insights reinforce the importance of designing flexible, forward-looking pathways that keep people at the centre of innovation.

👉 Read more: https://www.cedefop.europa.eu/en/news/preparing-2040-four-ai-powered-scenarios-future-continuing-skills-development

Preparing for 2040: four AI-powered scenarios for the future of continuing skills development Based on extensive engagement with policymakers, social partners, civil society organisations and education, training and career guidance providers across EU Member States, the study develops four AI-powered scenarios. These are not predictions, but exploratory tools to identify opportunities, threa...

🔄 The WIN-WIN innovation cycle: from labour market needs to learning solutions

How do we design educational pathways that truly prepare learners for today’s jobs?

At WIN-WIN, innovation starts with listening, analysing and co-creating.

Our VET–business innovation cycle follows four key steps:

1️⃣ Dialogue with employers to understand real workforce needs
2️⃣ Competence gap analysis to identify priority skills
3️⃣ Co-creation of learning modules with stakeholders
4️⃣ Agile implementation and review to continuously improve

This structured yet flexible approach ensures that training remains relevant, practical and impactful — helping bridge the gap between education and employment.

🌐 Discover more about the project: www.winwin-project.eu