The Post-Human Architect

The Post-Human Architect: A Methodology for Educating to Sustainable Social Innovation in Decentralized Areas

Design and disseminate a framework of skills associated with the figure of post-human architect to be used by VET trainers.
Design, test and disseminate a training methodology with training tools to be used by VET trainers in their activities with learners from decentralized areas.
Design, test and disseminate an educational game to practice the skills of Post-Human Architect in an informal, interactive and attractive way.
Create a certification system, in line with national and European qualification frameworks, for recognition and certification of Post-Human Architect skills.

Development of 4 key project results (PHA skills framework, PHA training methodology, PHA educational game, PHA certification system).
3 transnational project meetings.
5 multiplier events.
2 learning, teaching and training activities – for VET trainers working in decentralized areas and for young learners living in decentralized regions.
Final review meeting.
Sharing and promotion of the results.

Increased attractiveness and resilience of VET systems in small communities in decentralized areas with special reference to young learners, also for preventing emigration and brain drain.
Growth of new innovators in small communities who can develop sustainable and innovative solutions to face the challenges of these communities (isolation, lack of services, mobility, emigration, depopulation, ageing, lack of opportunities for young people).
Learned, implemented and replicated new methodology by trainers, tailored on the needs of young learners in small communities.
Boosted national debates on training opportunities for VET trainers and learners in decentralized communities.
Contribution to achieving the objectives of European Skills Agenda, in particular to increase participation of adults in learning activities.
Raised awareness of key stakeholders at European level on new frameworks like the New European Bauhaus and the new European Skills Agenda.

Project duration is between 1. 1. 2022 and 1. 1. 2024. It is co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.