The first in-person meeting of the #AdventureProject, co-financed by the European Union, has successfully concluded, in our Generalate in Rome.

This project unites eight partners from seven countries across South America and Europe, all dedicated to enhancing training and employment opportunities in the field of Electrical Engineering, particularly for students coming from rural and vulnerable areas.

At the core of the Adventure Project is the commitment to develop educational pathways that align closely with the needs of the labor market. By actively collaborating with industry partners, the project aims to boost job prospects for students entering this vital sector.

This approach not only equips learners with the skills they need to succeed but also fosters a deeper connection between educational institutions and the industries they serve.

One of the project’s primary focuses is on energy efficiency and environmental sustainability. By emphasizing these key areas, the Adventure Project seeks to cultivate a strong partnership between companies and educational institutions. Together, they work towards shared goals that prioritize a greener future, ensuring that the next generation of engineers is well-prepared to tackle the challenges of a rapidly evolving energy landscape.

The AdventureProject will continue its efforts by providing comprehensive training for both teachers and students. This includes a series of online meetings and workshops designed to enhance teaching methodologies and engage students in hands-on learning experiences. This support will be particularly beneficial for those from rural and vulnerable backgrounds, offering them greater access to quality education and resources.

The concept of “Adventure” is fitting for this initiative, as it represents an educational journey toward sustainable innovation. Through collaborative efforts, the partners involved aim to inspire students and equip them with the necessary tools to excel in their careers while contributing positively to society and the environment.

This ambitious project is made possible thanks to the dedication and expertise of the following partners: La Salle Foundation, as leading partner, Fundación La Salle Argentina, Fundación Ses, Formac, Universidad Don Bosco (UDB), ACTEC, San Benildo – La Salle, and ESAIP École d’Ingénieurs. Together, they embody the spirit of cooperation that is essential for driving positive change and fostering innovation in the field of Electrical Engineering.

Let’s hear it from the participants!