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Future Me’s final transnational meeting in Cluj: the e-learning platform is almost ready
On 5 and 6 October, the Future Me consortium met in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, for the project's last transnational meeting. Partners put the finishing touches to the Future Me online training platform and planned the next events to promote the project.

On 5 and 6 October, the Future Me consortium met in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, for the project’s last transnational meeting.
The online platform, almost ready
The meeting served to put the finishing touches to the Future Me online training platform. After a round of internal testing, it is almost ready to go live. The next step is to translate it into the languages of the partner countries, so that the training is more accessible and more professionals can use it.
What comes next
We also prepared the upcoming events to promote Future Me and help it keep growing. Among them is an online training, in which we will guide participants through the skills they need to face the future.
Time together
We also made the most of some free time: a short trip to Rimetea and the Turda Gorge (Cheile Turzii) helped strengthen the bonds between partners, a key ingredient for working well together.
Future Me is an Erasmus+ cooperation partnership in the youth field, coordinated by Gemeinsam leben und lernen in Europa e.V. (Germany) with BACKSLASH (Spain), CVCN (Romania) and Joint (Italy).
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