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Empowering Programme for IT use: Outreach for Micro Entrepreneurship (EPITOME)

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PROMOTER

The Malta Communications Authority (MCA)

PARTNER

General Retailers and Traders Union (GRTU), Employment and Training Corporation (ETC)

IMPLEMENTATION PERIOD

2010 - 2012 (30 months)

CONTEXT

Microenterprises often find it difficult to apply ICT solutions due to their small size and limited resources. This is necessary to gain a competitive edge in today’s markets, and applies to all MEs across the board.

PROJECT TYPE

Applied

BENEFICIARIES

Microenterprises

GOALS

The EPITOME project will develop and deliver a training curriculum on ICT as a robust entrepreneurial tool. Besides enhancing the ICT skills, the curriculum will provide participants with a set of entrepreneurial-oriented skills with a view to improve the flexibility and competitiveness of the Maltese worker in an increasingly challenging globalized economic environment.

ACTIONS

  • Identification of ICT/Entrepreneurial training needs
  • Curriculum
  • Training
  • Tracer study

 

 

OUTPUTS AND CONCLUSIONS

  • Gap analysis
  • 300 people from different micro-enterprises
  • Development of a new curriculum
  • Minimum of 60% gain qualifications

 

 

GROUP PROFIT

  • A workforce more knowledgeable in IT
  • Higher productivity

 

 

CONTACT NAME

E-MAIL ADDRESS

Mr. Andrew Meli

andrew.meli@mca.org.mt

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