ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | TELECENTRE EUROPE
In addition to ongoing partnerships Telecentre Europe
has identified and started several new collaborations in
2015.
Joining the European Internet Forum (EIF) is one
of 2015 key achievements. EIF is a non-profit
association established in 2000 by MEPs to meet
various industry stakeholders in order to shape
policy and regulations related to the Internet and
new technologies. In addition to our attempts to
engage with MEPs, we have become part of Lifelong
Learning platform (former EUCIS-LLL) and their
Interest group which is an informal meeting platform
between NGOs and MEPs on lifelong learning with
emphasis on adult education.
New partnerships
Telecentre Europe will work with its members and
partners during the awareness raising campaign
Get Online Week (GOW) to enrol at least 2,000 new
young people on NetAcad.
Under a new partnership with Cisco, Telecentre
Europe aims to get people connected and skilled by
promoting and using the Cisco Networking Academy,
an IT skills and career building programme.
Telecentre Europe believes that NetAcad can bring
a significant added value to the services offered
by telecentres, thereby enhancing people's skills
towards jobs and a better life. Telecentres have a
great potential to develop Cisco Academies and to
channel the available courses to more Europeans.
Our partners in 2015:
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