Project "ReGap – Reducing the Educational Gap for Migrants and Refugees in EU Countries with Highly Relevant e-Learning Resources Offering Strong Social Belonging"

Portuguese team coordinated by João Caramelo

CIIE/FPCEUP is a partner institution in a new project under the Erasmus+ scheme. The two-year project, entitled "ReGap – Reducing the Educational Gap for Migrants and Refugees in EU Countries with Highly Relevant e-Learning Resources Offering Strong Social Belonging”, will be coordinated by the Centre for Lifelong Learning (SELL), Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway. The other members of the consortium are LUMSA University, Italy and Community Development Institute, Macedonia, all partners that have previously collaborated on former EU projects. João Caramelo, researcher at CIIE and Assistant Professor at FPCEUP, leads the Portuguese team that includes, at this research centre, Marta Pinto, postdoctoral research fellow, and Ana Costa, research assistant.

ReGap aims to facilitate integration and to reduce the education gap for refugees and immigrants through flexible and tailor-made courses in topics such as working life, health, welfare, education and legislation.

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