We are thrilled to present the latest edition of the eWBL (online work-based learning) newsletter, bringing you the most recent updates and outcomes from our project. This newsletter signifies an important milestone in our journey, as we proudly announce the publication of our research findings in the esteemed "Studies in Higher Education" journal.

 

In addition to this achievement, we are excited to share that we have completed the initial version of our eWBL Toolkit and recently conducted a "Train the Trainers" workshop.

 

The training workshop which was spearheaded by our partner Momentum Educate + Innovate, was designed to empower master trainers from each of the five partner institutions including Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, Italy, and Slovenia, to effectively deliver capacity-building programs.

 

The capacity-building program which will be offered in a hybrid format target educators and trainers who are tasked with the creation and implementation of online or hybrid work-based learning experiences for aspiring graduates within their respective institutions.

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Here are some highlights from our newsletter:

• We introduce the concept of our project and its structure.

• We spotlight our esteemed project partners and their roles in the project.

• We share the latest news and updates about the project, including all major project activities and results achieved. We especially encourage readers to download both the eWBL framework and article, which are freely accessible on our website (https://www.ewbl-project.com/).

• We outline our upcoming activities, including expected dates for the capacity building programs which will be delivered in each of the partners countries.

 

We trust that you will find this newsletter both informative and valuable. Should you have any questions or feedback, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at [ewbl.project@gmail.com or hgaromssa@fh-muenster.de].

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