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Groningen, Netherlands – January 14-15, 2025 – The ID-VET project consortium gathered in Groningen for a two-day meeting focused on evaluating the progress of the project and discussing key elements such as the quality of students’ surveys and the documentation of results from Work Package 3.

The meeting, held at the Bornholm location, kicked off with a welcome session by Noordepoort, followed by an introduction to the project’s objectives and goals.

During the first day, the attendees had the opportunity to tour the facilities. The group also engaged in presentations from Denmark, Spain and Romania, shedding light on their recent developments and contributions to the project.

The second day included additional presentations from Estonia and Denmark, focusing on future strategies and the integration of various learning models across the countries involved in the project. The group also participated in an etiquette lunch and a Human Library session, which promoted cross-cultural understanding and the sharing of experiences.

The meeting concluded with a round-up discussion and evaluation of the event, with the participants outlining the next steps for the remaining project activities. The event provided an excellent platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing among European partners, strengthening the project’s overall objectives.

The next meeting of the ID-VET project will take place in Suaceava, Rumania.