ESIC: take part in the european survey on skills for social innovation
What skills are needed today to address the challenges of social innovation and strengthen the social economy? To help answer this question, the European project European Social Innovation Campus (ESIC) invites students, teachers, trainers and professionals to take part in the Skills Monitor Survey, a questionnaire designed to identify the skills most relevant to the sector and explore how they can be developed.
From cooperatives to social enterprises, from university classrooms to organisations working every day in local communities, the survey, also available in various languages, is aimed at those who study, teach and work in the social economy.
ESIC brings together universities, research centres, public institutions and social economy organisations to strengthen social innovation ecosystems across Europe. EURICSE is participating in the project alongside Cooperazione Trentina and the Autonomous Province of Trento, contributing to the European dialogue on skills, training and the future of the sector.
Why take part? The responses collected will help identify the needs of the social economy, improve training pathways, support professional development and inform future policy recommendations at European level.
Add your experience to the European survey on skills for social innovation!
Find out more, access the questionnaire and discover the online webinars
