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BOOST4youth is an innovative project which aims to improve the competitiveness of SMEs within the sectors of Agri-products, Real estate and Tourism by developing a new Digital Entrepreneur professional profile. Such a professional is capable of creating e-commerce strategies that increase cross-border sales using Internet as a sales channel. The BOOST4youth platform offers its users free personalized training facilitating the implementation of successful e-commerce strategies focused on the three sectors: Agri-Products, Real Estate and Tourism.
The BOOST4youth GENIE is an automated system that adjusts the user’s learning path based on individual characteristics – personal and business-wise. The personalized e-commerce strategy helps the user to become a Digital Entrepreneur.
The BOOST4youth project offers training and tools for SME staff from the sectors of Agri-products, real estate and tourism in six countries: CROATIA, CYPRUS, GREECE, IRELAND, POLAND and the UK, for the implementation of essential processes related to e-commerce to increase in-company revenues, reduce costs and acquire skills in ICT tools.
The BOOST4youth training course targets the professionals from the sectors of Agri-products, real estate and tourism in order to support them in the acquisition of skills and competences to become Digital Entrepreneurs. By the end of the BOOSt4youth course you will have everything you need to get started and grow FAST. A Digital Entrepreneur will be able to:
The 3rd transnational project meeting took place in Athens, Greece on the 5th of March 2020. Unfortunately, travel and mobility restrictions due to the Covid-19 virus outbreak did not allow 3 of the participating organisations to physically attend the meeting.
The kick-off meeting for the Boost4Youth project was held in Nicosia, Cyprus on 11th September 2018 and hosted by Emphasys Centre. Representatives from all six partner organisations attended the meeting to plan the activities for the coming months of the project.
In early September, partners met for a second time, this time in Edinburgh, Scotland at the officer of CIVIC - the coordinating partner.