Action Synergy- Always at the forefront of European Education and Training
UETP Action Link, the education and training department of Action Synergy S.A. has been funded in 1987 and since then, it has always been at the forefront of European Education & Training. In order to see the main fields of activity of the European department of Action Synergy, please click here.
Action Synergy is currently promoting and coordinating 5 European projects in the field of Education & Training while it participates as a partner in other 4.
The projects that Action Synergy promotes and coordinates are the following:
METIKOS - Helping Immigrants to learn the language of their host country
Action Synergy is promoting and coordinating a new approved European educational project (in the framework of the Grundvig programme) which aims to facilitate immigrants to learn the language of their host country.
GLOSSA - Free Courses of Modern Greek for Advanced Level Students
The European project GLOSSA is offering Modern Greek courses through e-learning for the levels C1 & C2 of the Common European Framework for Languages (advanced and proficiency level). The courses will be
Educational research has identified as one of the reasons for the low educational performance of the Roma children, the absence of pre-school education. The project Roma T&T aims to tackle this problem by developing and testing a model for the organization of pre-school centers especially designed for Roma children that will prepare them (in the format of a nursery school) to be better prepared to integrate in the school environment.
CREDNET - Network for the Accreditation of the Managerial Skills
The European Commission has approved for funding a new European project which is promoted and coordinated by Action Synergy and which aims to develop a common framework of competencies and
Action Synergy promotes and coordinates a European project which aims at the facilitation of language learning. The project’s name is SuN.Com (Sustainable Networking Community) and is
Training for the operators of Water Treatment Plans in Europe using e-Learning Tools
On the 1st and 2nd of December is held in Athens the cick-off meeting of the European Programme NIREAS.
The EU countries, and specifically the South and Eastern countries while they consider Water and Waste-water resources management (WRM) a very important aspect of their environmental policies, have neither specific curricula and
