IMOVE HISTORY
ABOUT
Mobility Providers are public or private organisations which offer services to the education sector (VET providers, schools, colleges, training centers etc.) for the design and organisation of learning mobility programs. We provide technical support for activities such as project design, recruitment process, preparation and organisation of outgoing mobilities, as well as the full set of services required to arrange the mobility experiences in the receiving country, like arranging work placements, accommodation, on-arrival training and 24/7 mentoring.
The idea of iMove came in 2011, as a way to answer to the growing demand of support from schools in parts of Europe, which had not the operational capacity to offer Erasmus opportunities to their students.
In 2013 iMove turned into a European Union funded project under the LLP programme, led by Emilia-Romagna Region (IT). At the end of the project in 2016 iMove became a not for profit organisation with members from 7 member state.
Meeting
to exchange best practisesTalk with other members
about market evolution, business strategy and services’ quality improvement
Provide added value
to members' Erasmus + Mobility ApplicationImove can be
a formal partner of the applications
Imove is a brand
that members use for marketing purposesTo show a tangible network of partners
and promote their professionality as Mobility Providers
Let’s play VET: a new way of learning experiences
There is a way to validate and recognise learning with digital Open Badge, following design learning experiences into thematic pathways appling game features to motivate learners, this way leads to Let’s play VET platform.
iMove General Assembly
The launch conference of iMove in Bologna was in November 2016, exactly 2 years ago and the network has just met in Como for the 2018 General Assembly. But what is happened so far in the iMove world and how everything started?
A new generation of VET Mobility Programmes
Andrea Lombardi Uniser CEO talked about how VET is nowadays the first choice but also often the only choice for many categories of learners and how Erasmus can be the only way to live a mobility experience.