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FACET aims to develop innovative tools for training in creativity and entrepreneurship for the furniture and home interior sectors to be used for initial vocational education and training (VET), as well as for the continuous VET for workers.

Professional skills, knowledge and competencies needs related to creativity and entrepreneurship will be analysed within the sector. Based on these, a training path and an online course will be developed. Course learning tools will include work-based learning.

Applicable results for companies

Analysis of the current situation and of the companies / professionals needs in relation to creativity and entrepreneurship in the furniture and home interior sectors.
Training materials and work-based learning tool in 7 languages.
Possibility to participate to the pilot course during the project implementation.

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What’s new in the project?

The online course “Creativity and Entrepreneurship in the Furniture Sector” is now available

The training course in “Creativity and Entrepreneurship in the Furniture Sector is free and open to anyone interested . The course consists of interactive learning materials – videos, infographics, presentations and quizzes – and a set of manuals with all necessary information and additional readings to go in depth into several topics of interest. The […]

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What’s happening?

How Generation Z Is Altering the Face of Entrepreneurship for Good

For the longest time, my generation, the Millenials, were touted as the Entrepreneurial generation. For the most part, we have lived up to the billing. However, as the world evolves, the art of business evolves with it, and it turns out that Generation Z has more to do with this evolution than many care to […]

The 5 steps that will boost your creativity and capacity for innovation to the level of genius

Today I came across a wonderful article about the creative capacity of one of the characters that I find most fascinating: Albert Einstein and I remembered something I learned from my professor in neuroscience, Dr. Irena O’Brien, when she was talking to me about the science behind the insight generation process or those “Aha Moments!” that we have all […]

How to Stay Creative When Life Feels Monotonous

Studies have shown that creativity is enhanced when we’re exposed to new and novel experiences, but in our current era of social distancing, many of our routines have become mundane and predictable. The pandemic might keep us in our limited worlds for the foreseeable future, but there are research-based strategies we can employ to maintain our […]

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Grant Agreement Reference: 2018-1-IT01-KA202-006734

Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union