Türkiye National Workshop Successfully Held – Amber Bridges Project

The Amber Bridges National Workshop in Türkiye was successfully held by VAGEAD on 21 June 2025 in Van, with the participation of over 50 attendees, including educators, VET students, and local stakeholders. The event presented the project results, especially the final E-book, and fostered dialogue on inclusive and digital vocational education.

On June 21st, 2025, VAGEAD (Van Gençlik Eğitim Akademisi Derneği) organized the National Workshop of the Amber Bridges Project in Van, Türkiye, bringing together more than 50 participants from diverse backgrounds. The audience included vocational education teachers, VET school students, youth workers, and local institutional representatives.

The workshop aimed to introduce the Amber Bridges project to a broader local audience and share its key outcomes, with a focus on:

  • Inclusive approaches in vocational training

  • Digital tools supporting disadvantaged learners

  • Sustainable and cross-sectoral cooperation in VET

During the event, the final E-book developed within the project was presented, showcasing practical strategies for educators and youth organizations. VAGEAD also facilitated interactive discussions and shared its experiences from transnational meetings and collaborative work with other European partners.

This national event served as an opportunity to amplify the impact of the project at the local level, strengthen connections between local stakeholders and the Erasmus+ programme, and raise awareness about inclusive and future-oriented vocational education models.

The workshop concluded with an open Q&A session and networking opportunities for future collaboration.

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