Partners
Three European organisations with complementary expertise in digital learning, training design and the inclusion of refugees in VET.
The consortium
One toolkit, three VET contexts
Working across Greece, Czechia and Poland means the toolkit is co-designed and tested in different VET systems, labour markets and learner realities. That makes it more transferable, more credible and easier for other VET providers in Europe to adopt.
Coordinator · leads project management and the self-paced workshops
INFIMIA O.E.
INFIMIA is an Athens-based SME specialising in digital transformation, knowledge management and technology-enhanced learning. Its team designs personalised and gamified learning experiences and digital learning platforms that support the professional development of learners from diverse backgrounds, including migrants and refugees. In RefugeeAI, INFIMIA coordinates the partnership, leads the development and roll-out of the self-paced online workshops and brings its expertise in digital learning platforms and AI-enhanced learning tools.
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Leads the co-design of the VET Trainer Toolkit
metalaxis s.r.o.
metalaxis is a consulting company specialising in digital transformation, remote and hybrid work, and workplace well-being. It develops training programmes, curricula and AI-enhanced learning resources using design-thinking methods, with a strong focus on inclusive and adaptive training for learners with different backgrounds and levels of digital skills. In RefugeeAI, metalaxis leads the design-thinking co-creation of the VET Trainer Toolkit and supports the development of AI-aware learning tools and content.
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Leads the trainer training and the dissemination and sustainability workshop
Deinde sp. z o.o.
Deinde is a VET provider and employment agency founded in 2010 in Lublin, Poland. It offers vocational training, career counselling, professional activation and entrepreneurship development, and has extensive experience in the social and professional inclusion of migrants and refugees, including training for VET staff working with migrants and for Ukrainian war refugees. In RefugeeAI, Deinde leads the needs assessment and curriculum work, and hosts the train-the-trainer workshop and the final dissemination and sustainability workshop in Lublin.
Visit www.deinde.pl