Selection of Teachers and Experts for the “Trame Mediterranee” Project

Fondazione Future Food Institute, through its Living Lab in Pollica, is a partner of the Trame Mediterranee project, aimed at young people aged 11 to 17 with the goal of tackling educational poverty and school dropout.
The project, addressed to students in the Province of Salerno, particularly those from the S08 Territorial Area, will run from September 2024 to September 2026 and aims to strengthen skills that can support access to the local job market.

By placing the local heritage of landscapes and architecture, traditions, local craftsmanship, and the Mediterranean Diet — together with local agri-food products — at the heart of educational policies, the Trame Mediterranee project seeks to create development, employment, social, and economic opportunities that are consistent with the distinctive characteristics of the territory.

Apply through the CGM platform — the lead partner of the project — to join the Short List of teachers and experts eligible for assignments as specialists in the management of training workshops for young people in the following fields: tourism, cultural, environmental and archaeological heritage, food and wine, digital technologies, and healthcare.

Visit the CGM website and submit your application here: https://cgm.coop/lavora-con-noi/

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