Gorizia and Isonzo area are in the middle of cross border development dynamics for the EU programming period 2007-2013, since the area is eligible in 8 EU cooperation programmes. This high concentration of funds requires the development of technical skills, whose lack is still visible even today. Training patterns addressed to Eu Project Managers are still insufficient and often weak and not job-oriented, even if the demand is increasing and job opportunities very high.

In this framework, Informest, on the basis of its long standing experience on fund raising and human capital development, is proposing a training course aimed to the increase of knowledge about the access and use of EU funds.

Gorizia and Isonzo area are in the middle of cross border development dynamics for the EU programming period 2007-2013, since the area is eligible in 8 EU cooperation programmes. This high concentration of funds requires the development of technical skills, whose lack is still visible even today. Training patterns addressed to Eu Project Managers are still insufficient and often weak and not job-oriented, even if the demand is increasing and job opportunities very high.

In this framework, Informest, on the basis of its long standing experience on fund raising and human capital development, is proposing a training course aimed to the increase of knowledge about the access and use of EU funds. The course will deal with Eu programmes issues, promoting an approach both theoretical and practical with the scope of providing young people with operative tools to work in the field of cooperation project, both transnational and crossborder. The course will be structured in 2 modules: one focused on EU insititutions & programmes and on shaped as “laboratory” for EU project managers. It is foreseen to organize 8 workshops for a total of 24 hours of training. Participants will have the opportunity to work closely with Informest staff and try to put in practice their knowledge into a real project work.