Ethics & Young Entrepreneur in EU.

Nowadays, the entrepreneurial landscape in Europe is constantly changing. To build a successful business today, ethics is essential. EU statistics reveals that 4.5 million young people are unemployed. Europe 2020 strategy identifies entrepreneurship and self-employment as key to create jobs but also developing skills. In this sense, EYEE will create an e-learning training programme on Ethical Entrepreneurship and a networking platform for youngsters to get in touch with entrepreneurs, professionals and mentors.
MAC-Team is the leading partner for the implementation of the ethical mentoring programme built on the methods and know-how established by ADINVEST International and reinforced by different European projects such as TRUST-Me and MentorCert.
EYEE project was initiated in 2017 and coordinated by different European partners such as MAC-Team aisbl.

INSIST project is on  the INtergenerational Succession in SMEs' Transition. It is co-financed by the ERASMUS + European programme as a Startegic Partnership project.

WikiNomics is a Lifelong Learning Programme project co-financed by the European Union for 2 years under the Leonardo da Vinci programme, started in November 2013. 
The Wikinomics project aims to foster key competences required for employability in the constantly changing environments of the world of work. It sets free-culture and wiki methodologies as the basis for an innovative pedagogical methodology.

OI-Net is the European Academic Network for Open Innovation. It was the EU co-financed project by the Lifelong Learning Programme under ERASMUS designed to promote cooperation on open innovation (OI) topics in European Higher Education curricula and institutes for the benefit of EU competitiveness. The aim was to facilitate European cooperation by outlining and exchanging up-to-date concepts, and good practices in open innovation and open innovation education. It identified the needs, challenges, and obstacles of public and private sectors in the exploitation of open innovation.

PEST project is a Partnership project for the Exchange of experience in Student on-the-job Training. It is co-financed by the Lifelong Learning Programme under Leonardo da Vinci programme. The main short term objective of this series of workshops is to mutually discover the experience of the VET provider partner institutions in trainee placements at business sector partners as mandatory part of their learning pathways.