Stichting Kenniscentrum Pro Work
‘‘Together it works’’
Stichting Kenniscentrum
Pro Work
‘‘Together it works’’
‘‘Together it works’’
RESULTS:
The S@TB Project is a collaborative initiative of five European partners, aimed at supporting (start-up) local entrepreneurs in an increasingly digital world. We offer a range of tools and opportunities to help start-ups grow and succeed, including:
A masterclass training programme for S@TB "local community owners";
Guidelines, procedures and research on local start-ups and their (local) products or services;
Availability of various online tools/tools to encourage and/or teach entrepreneurial skills in an online tool box;
Setting up online website-based spaces for entrepreneurial hub communities (based on the needs of entrepreneurs within the hubs);
Supporting start-ups to create pop-ups with local stakeholders, including pilot sessions in each local market;
A feasibility study on the continuation of the S@TB approach and methodology beyond the end date of the project.
The aim is to support and help at least 250 young entrepreneurs to grow. We do this by:
Creating an online communities/entrepreneur hubs, thus making these (new) entrepreneurs more digitally ready by enabling them to join forces with like-minded small businesses;
Creating these online communities/entrepreneurial hubs that enable small local (new) entrepreneurs to share knowledge and learn entrepreneurial skills so that they can become more resilient and flexible in the new post-pandemic era;
Enabling small local (new) entrepreneurs thus to work together to offer/sell their products and services to a wider audience and increase their awareness, sales and entrepreneurial skills
GOALS:
Shop@theblock
YEAR:
2021 - 2024
Supporting (starting) local entrepreneurs to collaborate in the world of online web shops.
PARTNERS:
Lead:
Stichting Kenniscentrum
PRO WORK
(NL)
PANEPISTIMIO AIGAIOU,
(GR)
LATVIJAS UNIVERSITAAT,
(LA)
CENTRE FOR ADVANCEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY LTD-CARDET,
(CY)
Fundación Siglo22,
(ES)
The S@TB Project is a collaborative initiative of five European partners, aimed at supporting (start-up) local entrepreneurs in an increasingly digital world. We offer a range of tools and opportunities to help start-ups grow and succeed, including:
A masterclass training programme for S@TB "local community owners";
Guidelines, procedures and research on local start-ups and their (local) products or services;
Availability of various online tools/tools to encourage and/or teach entrepreneurial skills in an online tool box;
Setting up online website-based spaces for entrepreneurial hub communities (based on the needs of entrepreneurs within the hubs);
Supporting start-ups to create pop-ups with local stakeholders, including pilot sessions in each local market;
A feasibility study on the continuation of the S@TB approach and methodology beyond the end date of the project.
RESULTS:
GOALS:
The aim is to support and help at least 250 young entrepreneurs to grow. We do this by:
Creating an online communities/entrepreneur hubs, thus making these (new) entrepreneurs more digitally ready by enabling them to join forces with like-minded small businesses;
Creating these online communities/entrepreneurial hubs that enable small local (new) entrepreneurs to share knowledge and learn entrepreneurial skills so that they can become more resilient and flexible in the new post-pandemic era;
Enabling small local (new) entrepreneurs thus to work together to offer/sell their products and services to a wider audience and increase their awareness, sales and entrepreneurial skills
Supporting (starting) local entrepreneurs to collaborate in the world of online web shops.
YEAR:
2021 - 2024
SHOP@THEBLOCK
PARTNERS:
Lead:
Stichting Kenniscentrum PRO WORK
(NL)
PANEPISTIMIO AIGAIOU,
(GR)
LATVIJAS UNIVERSITAAT,
(LA)
CENTRE FOR ADVANCEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY LTD-CARDET,
(CY)
Fundación Siglo22,
(ES)
The S@TB Project is a collaborative initiative of five European partners, aimed at supporting (start-up) local entrepreneurs in an increasingly digital world. We offer a range of tools and opportunities to help start-ups grow and succeed, including:
A masterclass training programme for S@TB "local community owners";
Guidelines, procedures and research on local start-ups and their (local) products or services;
Availability of various online tools/tools to encourage and/or teach entrepreneurial skills in an online tool box;
Setting up online website-based spaces for entrepreneurial hub communities (based on the needs of entrepreneurs within the hubs);
Supporting start-ups to create pop-ups with local stakeholders, including pilot sessions in each local market;
A feasibility study on the continuation of the S@TB approach and methodology beyond the end date of the project.
RESULTS:
GOALS:
The aim is to support and help at least 250 young entrepreneurs to grow. We do this by:
Creating an online communities/entrepreneur hubs, thus making these (new) entrepreneurs more digitally ready by enabling them to join forces with like-minded small businesses;
Creating these online communities/entrepreneurial hubs that enable small local (new) entrepreneurs to share knowledge and learn entrepreneurial skills so that they can become more resilient and flexible in the new post-pandemic era;
Enabling small local (new) entrepreneurs thus to work together to offer/sell their products and services to a wider audience and increase their awareness, sales and entrepreneurial skills
Supporting (starting) local entrepreneurs to collaborate in the world of online web shops.
YEAR:
2021 - 2024
SHOP@THEBLOCK
PARTNERS:
Lead:
Stichting Kenniscentrum
PRO WORK
(NL)
PANEPISTIMIO
AIGAIOU,
(GR)
LATVIJAS
UNIVERSITAAT,
(LA)
CENTRE FOR
ADVANCEMENT OF
RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT IN
EDUCATIONAL
TECHNOLOGY
LTD-CARDET,
(CY)
Fundación Siglo22,
(ES)
PARTNERS:
Lead:
Stichting Kenniscentrum PRO WORK
(NL)
PANEPISTIMIO
AIGAIOU,
(GR)
LATVIJAS
UNIVERSITAAT,
(LA)
CENTRE FOR
ADVANCEMENT OF
RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT IN
EDUCATIONAL
TECHNOLOGY
LTD-CARDET,
(CY)
Fundación Siglo22,
(ES)