Project Results of “Parcours for the Future” Presented

ARNO successfully held its online multiplier event, where more than 70 teachers, educators and professors had the opportunity to explore the final project results of the Parcours for the Future programme. The event was organized online, and participants received materials and tools for full use of this innovative educational methodology.

During the event, the project results from the first phase were presented:

• Research Study
• Background Documents
• E-learning Platform
• Overview of Key European Trends
• Presentation

In addition, the innovative “Parcours for the Future” methodology and the main project results developed in the second phase were introduced:

📌 Best Use Guide for “Parcours for the Future”
Provides an overview of how Parcours connects classroom learning with real labour market challenges through topics such as sustainability, digitalisation, social and gender equality.

🔧 Rebuild Manual
A detailed technical guide for recreating the physical Parcours stations, including materials, requirements and step-by-step instructions.

📖 Implementation & Educational Manual
A practical and theoretical guide for teachers, trainers and youth workers that combines methodology, activities and clear steps for contemporary learning – both physical and digital Parcours stations.

🏃‍♂️ Parcours Materials (physical stations)
A complete set of materials enabling schools to build their own Parcours stations and engage students to “jump” towards their future.

All results are available in Macedonian and English and can be downloaded from ARNO’s website and the official project website.

Although the project comes to an end, our Parcours are not stopping. They continue to carry energy and useful tools to jump from one school to another, from one classroom to the next, inspiring students to discover the world of Parcours – through learning that moves, questions, explores and creates. 👟

The “Parcours for the Future” project is led by Life e.V. (Germany), in partnership with ARNO (North Macedonia), Agenzia Regionale per il Lavoro (Italy), Scoala de Valori (Romania), Goethe-Institut and GINNlab (Germany & Italy). The goal is to inspire new professional pathways for young people through co-design, repair practices and creative education.