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We are excited to announce that the official Power Up online platform is now open to everyone - and available in English, Bulgarian, Italian, Greek, and German!
Whether you’re an educator or a young learner with Special Educational Needs (SEN), you can register for free and access the content from a perspective that fits your needs:
Register as an Instructor/Teacher to:
Register as a Student to:
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Over the past two years, Tatics has proudly worked across borders with the partners to co-create inclusive, innovative, and practical tools that empower young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN) through entrepreneurship education.
As the project draws to a close, Tatics gathered with local stakeholders for the Multiplier Event - a great moment to:
A big thank you to everyone who supported and believed in this journey. The end of the project is just the beginning of new opportunities!
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As the Power Up Project reaches its final stage, we’re excited to share our fourth and final press release, highlighting the incredible journey we’ve taken together over the past two years!
In this release, you’ll find:
Read the full press release and see how Power Up is creating lasting impact in inclusive entrepreneurship education!
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We are excited to share our video, showcasing the journey, impact, and results of the Power Up Project!
Over the past two years, our team has worked across five countries to empower young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN) through inclusive, accessible entrepreneurship education.
In the video, you’ll see:
Watch now on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PowerUpProject24
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After the training in Larissa โ where, thanks to the exchange with our European partners, Tatix explored a training path to promote inclusion, skills development, and empowerment through innovative and accessible methodologies โ it was finally time to bring it to Italy!
We have started training new trainers, testing together the guidelines, the digital platform, and the supporting materials designed to:
The goal? To gather feedback on what we’ve built over the past few years, spark new ideas, and co-create an entrepreneurship education that truly includes everyone.
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As we wrap up the Power Up journey, we’re excited to share the final edition of our newsletter, capturing recent updates, achievements, and moments that made this project impactful.
In this issue:
Read Newsletter #4 here: https://powerup-programme.eu/newsletter/
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On 17โ18 July, the Power Up Project partners came together in Vienna for the final transnational meeting, hosted by our amazing partners at VAEV Research and Development Agency.
This closing meeting was a valuable opportunity to reflect on the journey we’ve shared over the past two yearsโfrom research and module development to pilot trainings and platform launch. Partners discussed the final deliverables of each Work Package, shared reflections on national pilots, and ensured everything is in place for the project’s successful completion.
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25โ27 June | JOIST Innovation Park
More than 20 participants joined this 3-day training cycle, designed for young people with special education needs, as well as educators, special education professionals, carers, and business representatives.
Through engaging microlearning sessions, interactive tools, and educational games, participants:
โ built core life and professional skills,
โ explored inclusive and social entrepreneurship approaches,
โ exchanged ideas and experiences in a safe, supportive setting.
This activity was organised and implemented by IED Institute of Entrepreneurship Development and marks another step toward promoting inclusion through entrepreneurial education in Greece.
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Explore the Power Up Project on our official YouTube channel:
๐ https://www.youtube.com/@PowerUpProject24
Here you’ll find all the inclusive, multilingual video content developed as part of our mission to empower young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN) through entrepreneurship education.
๐ Watch our microlearning module videos
๐ Discover real-world strategies for inclusive teaching
๐ฅ Access practical, accessible tools for educators and trainers
Subscribe, watch, and share to help us spread the Power Up vision across Europe and beyond!
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Enoros Consulting Ltd proudly hosted the Power Up Project pilot training workshop in Nicosia, Cyprus, as part of Work Package 4 (WP4).
The pilot brought together educators, trainers, and stakeholders working with young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN) to test and explore the educational materials and tools developed during the project.
Participants had the opportunity to engage with:
โ๏ธ The six inclusive microlearning modules
โ๏ธ Multilingual video content tailored to SEN learners
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From 16โ20 June, educators, facilitators, and project partners from across Europe gathered in JOIST Innovation Park in Larissa, Greece, for a powerful and inspiring week of learning, sharing, and collaboration as part of the Power Up Project.
Hosted by IED Institute of Entrepreneurship Development, this 5-day training, attended by 12 participants from all partner organisations, marked a key milestone in the project: the pilot testing of the educational modules and tools developed to support entrepreneurship education for youth with Special Educational Needs (SEN).
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Another engaging and energetic day at the Power Up Training in Larissa! Yesterday, participants explored Module 4 and part of Module 5, continuing to build their understanding of how to bring entrepreneurship education to life for youth with Special Educational Needs (SEN).
๐ฑ Module 4 focused on the “how-to” of youth entrepreneurshipโencouraging sustainable thinking, creative innovation, and the smart use of digital tools to identify and grow business ideas.
๐ Module 5 began with an introduction to core entrepreneurial skills, including market awareness, employment pathways, and the importance of financial literacy.
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The Power Up Training in Larissa, hosted by IED Institute of Entrepreneurship Development is in full swing, and Day 2 brought another inspiring and interactive experience for all participants!
Yesterday, we explored Modules 2 and 3, diving into some of the most important aspects of inclusive education and practical strategies for working with youth with Special Educational Needs (SEN).
๐ก Module 2 focused on understanding the strengths and needs of neurodiverse learners, building inclusive learning environments, and promoting emotional and social empowerment.
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We’ve officially kicked off the Power Up Training in Larissa, and what a fantastic start it’s been! Hosted by IED Institute of Entrepreneurship Development, this 5-day transnational training brings together partners, educators, and facilitators from across Europe to pilot the educational materials developed through the Power Up Project.
The training focuses on empowering trainers/educators to engage with neurodiverse students and inspire them to look into entrepreneurship as a means of self-development and delving in the labour market, through inclusive, accessible entrepreneurship education. Over the next few days, participants will explore:
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We’re excited to share the latest edition of the Power Up Project Newsletter, highlighting key milestones and upcoming activities in our mission to empower young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN) through inclusive entrepreneurship education. ๐
โ The completion of six microlearning modules, fully tailored to the needs of youth with SEN
โ Finalised video content in English and ongoing translations in all partner languages
โ Updates from our monthly consortium meetings
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On 30 April, the Power Up Consortium held its latest monthly meeting, where partners gathered (virtually) to review progress and coordinate the exciting next steps in our journey to empower youth with Special Educational Needs (SEN).
๐งฉ We focused on:
โ Final activities in WP3, as we wrap up the development of our inclusive microlearning modules
โ Planning for WP4, which includes the much-anticipated pilot phase
โ Detailed preparation for our upcoming trip to Larissa, Greece, where weโll pilot the training materials with educators and young learners in a real-world setting
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Have you read our latest Power Up Project Press Release yet? If not, nowโs the perfect time to catch up! Weโre sharing key highlights from our work empowering youth with Special Educational Needs (SEN) through inclusive entrepreneurship education and digital learning tools. ๐งฉ Whatโs inside: โ The importance of inclusive, tailored education for young people with SEN
โ Key achievements so far โ including research findings and module development
โ Whatโs coming next โ from our interactive platform to pilot workshops happening across partner countries
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On 28 March, the Power Up Project partners held a focused meeting to address some challenges related to the video content for the WP3 microlearning modules. ๐ฅ
Like all projects, we encounter obstaclesโbut what sets Power Up apart is the strong spirit of transnational cooperation and effective project management that helps us tackle issues head-on and turn them into opportunities for improvement.
Through open dialogue, shared problem-solving, and a commitment to quality, the team is working closely to ensure the educational videos are accessible, engaging, and inclusive for youth with Special Educational Needs (SEN). These resources are vital to supporting entrepreneurship and digital learning, and weโre determined to deliver the best possible results. ๐
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The Power Up Project partners are hard at work finalizing the microlearning modules for WP3! ๐ Our dedicated team is collaborating to develop inclusive, engaging, and accessible learning materials that will empower youth with Special Educational Needs (SEN) through entrepreneurship education. ๐ก What Weโre Working On:
โ Gathering and refining content, theories, and practical tools.
โ Developing structured module scripts with interactive activities.
โ Integrating AI-powered tools to enhance accessibility and engagement.
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We are excited to share the latest Press Release from the Power Up Project, highlighting our progress in empowering youth with Special Educational Needs (SEN) through entrepreneurship education!
๐ Whatโs Inside?
โ The importance of inclusive education and entrepreneurship for youth with SEN.
โ Key research findings on challenges and opportunities in SEN-focused learning.
โ Major achievements, including the Small-Scale Data Review, Needs Identification Report, and the development of our microlearning modules.
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Weโre excited to announce the release of the second newsletter for the Power Up Project, highlighting the incredible progress and activities from the past months!
๐ Whatโs Inside?
Key Milestones: Updates on the finalized reports, including the Small-Scale Data Review and the Needs Identification Report, which form the foundation for the projectโs next steps.
Dissemination Events: Insights from our participation in the Erasmus Days online conference and the Up to Youth Festival in Cyprus, showcasing the projectโs impact and vision.
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Yesterday, on 16 January 2025, the Power Up Project team held the Third Transnational Meeting, virtually, where partners gathered to discuss the latest progress, next steps, and key deliverables for our mission to empower youth with Special Educational Needs (SEN). Here’s a snapshot of what we covered:
๐ Project Progress Updates:
During the meeting we discussed in depth on WP3 and the finalization of the microlearning modules, focusing on gathering all relevant materials and theories. This is a key step toward elaborating the scripts for the modules, which will be developed with the support of AI tools to enhance quality and engagement.
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As we welcome 2025, we look back with gratitude and pride at the progress weโve made together in empowering youth with Special Educational Needs (SEN) through innovative entrepreneurship education. ๐
The past year has been filled with collaboration, creativity, and meaningful milestonesโthanks to our amazing partners and supporters across Europe. ๐ช Together, weโre building a brighter, more inclusive future.
Hereโs to another year of breaking barriers, creating opportunities, and making a difference! ๐
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Earlier this week, the Power Up Project team came together for a productive and inspiring meeting to discuss the next steps in our mission to empower youth with Special Educational Needs (SEN). ๐ก
During the meeting, we: โ Reviewed progress on the scripts and structure for our 6 microlearning modules. โ Collaborated on strategies to ensure the modules are practical, engaging, and inclusive, tailored to the needs of youth with SEN. โ Finalized plans for the upcoming module preparation phase, which will transform our shared ideas into impactful educational resources.
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On October 18th, the Power Up project team proudly took part in an online conference as part of ERASMUSDAYS, focusing on empowering vulnerable communities through inclusive education and mental health support. This virtual event brought together experts, educators, and some of our consortium partners to share valuable insights and strategies funded by Erasmus+ initiatives. ๐ง ๐๐ป
The conference underscored our collaborative efforts to promote inclusivity and well-being in educational settings, sparking meaningful discussions and creating valuable networking opportunities.
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๐ Exciting News! The PowerUP Website is Now Multilingual! ๐
Weโre thrilled to announce that the POWER UP website is now available in ALL consortium languages! ๐ Whether you speak English, Bulgarian, Italian, Greek, or German, you can now explore our content in your preferred language! ๐ฃ๏ธ
Our website is the go-to hub for everything about the project, including resources, reports, and updates on our mission to empower young adults with special educational needs (SEN) by enhancing their digital and entrepreneurial skills. ๐ป๐
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On July 23, 2024, our dedicated consortium convened online for a pivotal Transnational Project Meeting. We’re thrilled to share updates on the remarkable progress we’ve made!
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The Power Up! project was proudly promoted at the Up to Youth Festival 2024, held on September 28th in Nicosia, Cyprus, and organized by the ฮฯฮณฮฑฮฝฮนฯฮผฯฯ ฮฮตฮฟฮปฮฑฮฏฮฑฯ ฮฯฯฯฮฟฯ / Youth Board of Cyprus. ๐
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We are thrilled to share the completion of our Identification Of Needs And Definition Of Final Topics For The 6 Blended Microlearning Modules document! This milestone is a key part of our mission to empower young adults with special education needs (SEN) by enhancing their digital and entrepreneurial skills, opening up new opportunities for successful entry into the job market. ๐
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We’re thrilled to unveil our new PowerUp website, a dynamic resource packed with crucial information about our project and our incredible partners.
๐ Whatโs New?
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On July 23, 2024, our dedicated consortium convened online for a pivotal Transnational Project Meeting. We’re thrilled to share updates on the remarkable progress we’ve made!
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On the 20th of June 2024, the Center of Creative and Social Practices, Bulgaria had an inspiring online focus group meeting, centered around supporting young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN). In this first meeting we were pleased to get to know nine experts, sharing their thoughts, their daily challenges and their achievements.
The main focus of the meeting was exchanging best practices from the use of digital tools by Bulgarian educators for better and productive work with young people with SEN.
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๐ Info Days Event Announcement! ๐
Join us for an Info Days event hosted by TATICS, on the 27th of June, 2024, at 11:30 AM in S. Anna, Perugia. This special event is part of our ongoing efforts to empower and educate within the Power Up Project.
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๐ Exciting Update from the PowerUP Project! ๐
On June 12, 2024, Enoros Consulting hosted a focus group meeting attended by four esteemed professionals, including psychologists and educators. This session was dedicated to evaluating the responses to our recent questionnaire and gathering direct feedback from experts in the field.
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On May 27, 2024, the Power Up team gathered online for our monthly meeting, a great opportunity to catch up and share progress. We delved into the results from our recent focus groups and discussed ongoing project activities. The insights we’re gaining are invaluable, helping us tailor our efforts to better serve young adults with special educational needs.
Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to work towards empowering and enabling through education and innovation!
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โ The focus group organized online by the Italian partner Tatics on 16th May was really participated.
14 experts, among educators, psychologists, trainers, nurses, representatives of the public health center, entrepreneurs with experience with SEN identified the challenges and opportunities in teaching Entrepreneurship to young with SEN.
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๐ข The partner Tatics organises the focus group of the Erasmus+ PowerUp Project for improving the entrepreneurial skills of young adults with SEN - Special Educational Needs, increasing their competitiveness in the job market ๐.
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On Tuesday 23 April the focus group meeting for the POWER UP project took place in Larissa/Greece (JOIST Innovation Park), under the coordination of the Institute for the Development of Entrepreneurship, with the participation of 9 professionals in the field of mental health, empowerment, and education of people with special educational needs (SEN).
Participants included representatives of the Association of Parents, Guardians and Friends of People with Autism of Larissa, special education professionals and speech-therapists with extensive experience in dyslexia, psychologists, psychotherapists, trainers and caregivers in public and private creative activity centres for people with SEN.
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๐ Introducing the Power Partners of the “Power Up” Project! ๐
We’re thrilled to announce the partners collaborating on the Power Up project, dedicated to empowering young adults with special education needs by enhancing their digital and entrepreneurial skills to help them enter the job market successfully.
Centre for Creative and Social Practices (CCSP) - As the Lead Partner, CCSP, based in Sofia, Bulgaria, brings their expertise in social work, youth support, and soft skills training to manage the project, develop vital training modules, and guide our collective efforts towards social integration.
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Last December, the #PowerUp! Project launched Center For Creative And Social Practices in Sofia, Bulgaria.
๐คThe project aims to empower young adults with special education needs, through the enhancement of their digital and entrepreneurial skills, as a way to open new pathways for their successful entry into the job market.