Sevet

Empowering educators,

enabling changes.

The primary goals of our initiative focus on the professional development of vocational education personnel, encompassing both teachers and trainers. Additionally, we aim to establish essential competences in social entrepreneurship, thereby broadening the scope of vocational education and training to include these vital skills.

Through these efforts, we seek to enhance the quality and relevance of vocational education, preparing educators and learners alike for the evolving demands of the workforce.

Introducing our suite of services:

Implementation of a Capacity Building Programme.

Improvement of skills and competencies of vocational education personnel.

Transmission of the concept of social entrepreneurship to vocational education students.

Addressing socio-economic challenges in the northeast region.

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Project Progress

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The S.E. VET Final Meeting took place in Vienna, bringing together 9 project partners from 7 countries. The meeting marked the conclusion of the project’s implementation phase and provided an opportunity to reflect on key achievements, results and future perspectives.
Partners reviewed project outputs, assessed the implementation of the work packages and discussed lessons learned and best practices. A strong focus was placed on the sustainability of project results, including further dissemination, reuse and long-term impact beyond the project lifetime.
The Final Meeting highlighted the added value of European cooperation within and beyond the EU in the field of vocational education and training (VET) and social entrepreneurship.
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Together with WIFI International, we hosted the final event of our EU project S.E. VET – Social Entrepreneurs in Vocational Education and Training – at Export Day 2025 in June in Vienna. With more than 1,000 participants attending, the event offered a vibrant and international atmosphere to mark the successful conclusion of the project.
We looked back on key achievements, shared insights from our work across Europe, and celebrated the impact S.E. VET had on empowering young people in vocational education to become social entrepreneurs.
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The S.E.VET mobilities are international learning events where participants explore social entrepreneurship through visits to innovative organizations, interactive workshops, and cultural exchange. These experiences provide opportunities to connect with professionals in the field, discover impactful projects, and engage in meaningful dialogue about social challenges.
The program focuses on inclusion, sustainability, and personal development, offering practical insights into how social initiatives can create positive change in local and global communities.
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In March 2025, a national event took place at Lori Regional State College with over 90 participants, including students, faculty, and representatives from NGOs and public institutions. The event focused on women-led social enterprises, showcasing the transformative role of women in social impact.
The day included inspiring cultural performances and engaging discussions about successful women entrepreneurs, highlighting how they contribute to education, employment, and community development.
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These are training schemes for social entrepreneurship, designed to provide structured learning programs that equip students with the necessary skills to develop innovative business models addressing social, economic, and environmental challenges.
The schemes integrate national development strategies, ethical considerations, and practical methodologies to foster sustainable and impactful social enterprises.
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The S.E.VET Handbook is a practical guide designed to empower individuals and organizations in the vocational education and training (VET) sector to embrace social entrepreneurship within the field of engineering.
It supports the creation of sustainable social enterprises, promotes collaboration, and aligns its approaches with the United Nations‘ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It serves as an educational resource for students, educators, professionals, and policymakers, fostering innovation and purpose-driven engineering solutions.
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Final Meeting in Vienna

The S.E. VET Final Meeting took place in Vienna and brought together 9 project partners from 7 countries, marking the successful conclusion of the project’s implementation phase. The meeting provided a collaborative and international setting to reflect on the project journey and its key achievements.
Partners reviewed project results, shared insights from their work across Europe and beyond the EU, and discussed lessons learned as well as future perspectives. A strong focus was placed on the sustainability and long-term impact of S.E. VET, highlighting the project’s contribution to strengthening social entrepreneurship within vocational education and training.
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Final Event in Vienna

With more than 1,000 participants attending, the event offered a vibrant and international atmosphere to mark the successful conclusion of the project. We looked back on key achievements, shared insights from our work across Europe, and celebrated the impact S.E. VET had on empowering young people in vocational education to become social entrepreneurs.
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3rd Training of the Capacity Building Program  in Azerbaijan!

We are excited to announce the next step in our S.E. VET project: the Capacity Building Program pilot in Azerbaijan on December 10th 2024!
On December 10, 2024, the „Goychay Development Center“ Youth Public Union organized an in-person training session at the Vocational Centre of the Economic Zones Development Agency in Azerbaijan. Additionally, an online event took place on December 26, 2024. Both sessions focused on integrating social entrepreneurship into vocational education programs.
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2nd Training of the Capacity Building Programme in Armenia!

From November 29 to 31, 2024, Armenia hosted the pilot of our S.E. VET project’s Capacity Building Program.
Over three dynamic days, participants explored hands-on strategies to enhance skills and foster collaboration. This successful pilot marks a key step in refining the program and preparing it for broader implementation across other regions.
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1st Training of the Capacity Building Programme in Moldova!

From October 29th to 31st, 2024, we successfully piloted the Capacity Building Programme (CBP) in Moldova as part of the S.E.VET project, funded by the European Union. During the online sessions, vocational education professionals explored key topics on integrating social entrepreneurship into their curricula. The training focused on equipping teachers with tools to address social and environmental challenges through practical, innovative education. This initiative aims to empower educators in Moldova to lead positive change within their communities.
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2nd Consortium Meeting

Partner organizations of S.E.VET in Yerevan, Armenia, on October 3-4, 2024.
 Organized by our partner BEP.
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Partners

The S.E. VET project aims to enhance the professional development of vocational education personnel, such as teachers and trainers. It also seeks to establish key competences in the field of social entrepreneurship within the extended scope of vocational education and training.
Co-Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

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