The project
Overview
The project stands at the intersection of education, justice, and social policy!
The PROMOTE project is an innovative initiative (funded under the Partnership for Excellence – Centres of Vocational Excellence), aimed at enhancing the skills and professional development of staff within the European correctional justice system.
This project aligns with broader European efforts to advance educational standards and rehabilitation methods within correctional facilities, thereby promoting a more effective and humane criminal justice system.
What are our objectives?
Improvement of
Professional Skills
Enhancing the skills and competencies of prison staff to meet the evolving demands of correctional environments.
Implementation of
Innovative Practices
Introducing innovative educational and training practices that are tailored to the unique needs of correctional facilities.
Enhancement of
Staff Well-being
Focusing on the well-being of prison staff to improve their job satisfaction, reduce turnover, and foster a positive work environment.
Promotion of
Inclusive Practices
Developing inclusive educational practices that cater to the diverse backgrounds and needs of correctional staff.
Who are we addressing?
Correctional Educators and Trainers
Correctional Administration and Management
Policy Makers and Regulatory Bodies
Academic and Research Institutions
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
European and International Networks
Inmates and Former Inmates
General Public and Media
We extend an open invitation to all individuals and institutions interested in becoming part of the PROMOTE initiative!
Methodologies
The PROMOTE project employs a comprehensive approach combining research, development, and practical implementation:
Research
Conducting extensive research to identify the current gaps and needs in the training of correctional staff.
Development
Creating training modules and educational materials based on the latest pedagogical theories and practices.
Training Workshops
Organizing workshops and seminars for prison educators and trainers to disseminate new methodologies and tools.
Pilot Testing
Implementing pilot programs within selected European correctional facilities to test and refine the proposed educational models.
The PROMOTE project is supported by a diverse consortium of European organizations, each bringing specialized expertise critical to advancing vocational training within the correctional justice system.
Field of their expertise: Leadership and Correctional Expertise, Educational and Research Excellence, Technological Innovation, Human Rights and Inclusivity, Policy Alignment and Sustainability.
This configuration maximizes the project’s potential to effect significant and enduring changes, setting new benchmarks for quality and innovation in correctional education across Europe.
With representation from 10 countries, our consortium comprises 18 dedicated partners collaborating over 48 months. Our collective mission is to enhance correctional education, ensuring that vocational training within the correctional justice system meets the highest standards of quality and innovation.
Countries
Partners
Months
partners
Together
Join us in our mission to enhance correctional education and make a lasting impact!
Outputs
Expected outcomes
Our project aims to achieve significant milestones that will transform vocational training within the correctional justice system. These outcomes include:
Enhanced Project Management
Thorough Needs Analysis
Innovative Training Resources
Certification and Recognition
Cohort-Based Training Programs
Strategic Dissemination and Exploitation
Funding
Project number
101144006 – PROMOTE – ERASMUS-EDU-2023-PEX-COVE
Project duration
4 years
(15.03.2024 – 14.03.2028)
EU grant
€ 2.621.879
Lead organisation
Penitenciarul Timisoara
Funding
Project number
101144006 – PROMOTE – ERASMUS-EDU-2023-PEX-COVE
Project duration
4 years
(15.03.2024 – 14.03.2028)
EU grant
€ 2.621.879
Lead organisation
Penitenciarul Timisoara
News
News & Updates
DACUM Workshop
Within the PromoteProject Centrul Pentru Promovarea Invatarii Permanente successfully organized the DACUM Workshop (Developing a Curriculum) in Timisoara-Romania, one month ago. The goal was to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the current situation and needs of the...
Exciting News from Lithuania!
On 18 of June KTU E-learning Technology Center representatives together with Lithuanian partners BETI and Lithuanian Prison Service (Lietuvos kalėjimų tarnyba) organised a DACUM workshop for people working in the prison ecosystem. We are pleased to announce that 15...
Exciting News from Bremen!
The PROMOTE Bremen ‘DACUM’ workshop took place on 17 June 2024, bringing together participants from various sectors of the justice system. The room was filled with a productive and collaborative energy that made the event truly special. We were thrilled to see diverse...