Platform
MOBIUS learning platform
MOBIUS is an e-learning platform that trains young people as Social Innovation Brokers, and it is built as a quest rather than a syllabus. Ten modules, opening with The Stay, The Experience, The Adrenaline, The Environment, The Brand and The Business, each one a challenge to work through rather than a text to get to the end of, with a certificate at the close of the path.
What it teaches is entrepreneurship, co-creation and partnership building, turned into something you practise. Alongside the modules sits a knowledge hub of concise guides, tools and best practice, and a European network of other learners, so an idea can be tested against people in another country instead of only being written down.
The platform was designed around how young people actually study. It works the same on a phone as on a desktop, and the material adapts to different cultural contexts rather than assuming a single one, which matters for a course meant to be used from Poland to Spain. Registration is free and the whole path can be taken at your own pace.
It is for young people who want to build real solutions for their community, their country and Europe, and for the youth workers who accompany them.
Co-authored by BACKSLASH within the MOBIUS consortium and co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme, project 2023-2-PL01-KA220-YOU-000171409.
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Erasmus+ · Completed
MOBIUS
MOBIUS: Youth Brokers of Social Innovation
The MOBIUS project aims to stimulate youth activity in the field of social innovation at local, national and European level. Through this project, it seeks to promote the…
2024–2026 · Employability, future skills and social entrepreneurship
Funding and disclaimer
Co-funded by the European Union
Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union, project 2023-2-PL01-KA220-YOU-000171409.
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