ENTRnet

In this way, ENTRnet aims to develop a new pathway that will improve cooperation at the national and European level and support adult education providers in improving their capacity to offer high-quality adult education in entrepreneurship, and to teach entrepreneurial skills. The target group to be reached by these actions is all young adults, with emphasis on disadvantaged and hard-to-integrate groups, inactive and unemployed youth.

In addition, an activity plan will be implemented to contribute to the creation of a learning pathway based on the needs of individuals and organizations from different national contexts, with the aim of creating more learning or continuing education opportunities for the needs of the target group. There are 6 e-learning modules under construction that will come online in 2023: Intra-preneurship, Young Entrepreneurship, Green Entrepreneurship, Digital Entrepreneurship, Co-operative Entrepreneurship and Innovative Entrepreneurship.

Last but not least, ENTRnet aims to bring the area/level of adult education in entrepreneurship under the Entrepreneurship Competence Framework (EntreComp); the framework that, according to the EU Commission, provides a comprehensive description of entrepreneurial competencies, defined as: The ability to act on opportunities and ideas, and turn them into value for others. The value created can be financial, cultural or social.

More information can be found on the ENTRnet website: https://entrnet.eu/ and on the e-learning platform: https://www.learn.entrnet.eu/

• Greece: Small Enterprises' Institute of Hellenic Confederation of Professionals Craftsmen & Merchants (IME GSEVEE), National Organization for the Certification of Qualifications and Vocational Guidance (EOPPEP), Public Employment Service Greece (D.YP.A.)
• Italy: LEARNINGDIGITAL (LD), National Agency for Microcredit (ENM).
• Belgium: Odisee vzw, European Vocational Training Association (EVTA)
• Romania: Universitatea Dunarea de Jos din GALATI (UDJG)