First free European webinar on industrial heritage on May 14th.![]()
At present, we have lectures from eighth countries, while already participants from 17 European countries have registered. This we can call a success. ![]()
The programme and the link to register is now on our website at:
- English version : industrialheritage.eu/20220514-EN
- French version : industrialheritage.eu/20220514-FR
After two years of COVID, it seems necessary to us to have a discussion between associations and volunteers about the experiences and approaches of industrial and technical heritage in Europe, to exchange ideas. ![]()
However, for various reasons, a physical meeting does not yet seem feasible. That is why EFAITH, the European Federation of Associations of Industrial and Technical Heritage, is organising a first free virtual meeting via Zoom on Saturday 14 May. Individuals and organisations can then present a project or their experiences from past COVID years. ![]()
Presentations may last 20 minutes and are followed by online questions and discussion. Presentations can use PowerPoint and may be made in English or French. More information is available on our website, see 👇http://industrialheritage.eu/activities/next-industrial-heritage-weekend
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Partecipa al webinar in versione italiana del progetto HECTOR, qui potrai conoscere meglio HECTOR, i suoi obiettivi e le modalità di partecipazione. Entrerai in contatto diretto con i partner italiani del progetto, che saranno disponibili per rispondere ad ogni domanda.![]()
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⛏ Scopri come diventare Tour operator specializzato in archeologia industriale!![]()
Partecipa al webinar in versione italiana del progetto HECTOR, qui potrai conoscere meglio HECTOR, i suoi obiettivi e le modalità di partecipazione. Entrerai in contatto diretto con i partner italiani del progetto, che saranno disponibili per rispondere ad ogni domanda.![]()
Potrai connetterti a questo link meet.google.com/gsw-efvh-mat
Mentre qui sotto trovi tutte le altre informazioni 👇
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On Wednesday 23 February, our Flemish Association for Industrial Archaeology (VVIA) organised a webinar on industrial tourism, as part of a commitment we made through EFAITH to HECTOR. The webinar was given by Adriaan Linters and had two objectives - Make industrial tourism known in Flanders - to generate interest in following the Erasmus+ course HECTOR Over 500 invitations were sent to the tourist board of Flanders (Toerisme Vlaanderen), the provincial tourist boards, all municipal tourist boards, the tourist guide associations and the press, as well as to regional and numerous local heritage organisations. We informed potential interested people also via our electronic newsletter (1141 recipients) and last but not least the members of VVIA. ![]()
The webinar was divided into three parts 1) the emergence of tourist interest in industrial heritage 2) Examples of tourist interpretation and projects in different European countries 3) The need for training of tourism operators - referring participants to HECTOR![]()
The seminar lasted almost two hours. After it had ended, a number of participants continued to discuss it at length, so that this online session did not end until just before midnight. ![]()
There were more than 50 participants, which can be called a success, however - because the webinar was held outside office hours only a few officials participated - we are therefore considering repeating it during office hours - the representatives of the official tourism services and institutions were in the minority, on the one hand because they are civil servants and they only work during office hours, and on the other because industrial heritage is not included in the policy letter 'tourism' of the Flemish Government. Therefore, industrial tourism is not one of the priorities and tasks of the tourist institutions - some people who were not used to working with zoom dropped out during the webinar and some people after about one to one and a half hours. Some people contacted us afterwards by mail and told us about the problems they had with zoom, being impossible to join again - or that they had to quit for family reasons because of the late hour. Some screen prints and a list of participants are sent separately via WeTransfer. if you wish we can provide you with a full recording of the webinar VVIA wants to put a lot of effort into the promotion of industrial tourism this year, as that was also agreed with the participants. We are currently working on the development of a chapter on our website about industrial tourisme industrieelerfgoed.be/industrieel-toerisme-algemeen .![]()
In addition, our volunteers will translate the HECTOR press releases and information into Dutch and distribute them via our channels.![]()
Please send your information to info@industrieelerfgoed.be or to me patrick@industrieelerfgoed.be
Please send your information to info@industrieelerfgoed.be or to me patrick@industrieelerfgoed.be .
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Click on the link to find every information you need to partecipate and join us 😀
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The Nizhny Tagil Charter of Industrial Heritage of 2003 defines industrial heritage as ‘the remains of industrial culture which are of historical, technological, social, architectural or scientific ...
Our e-learing platform is finally online! ⛏💪![]()
The industrial archeology has never been so amusing, get a look at the video and follow us 👇
Last year we carried out an extensive co-creation process in preparation of a "Transition Pathway" for tourism. Several of our partners contributed to this process.![]()
We now would like to invite you to join an online spotlight session on Tourism on 8 February where we will present the Transition Pathway for tourism. The session will also be an occasion to discuss the next phase: co-implementation of the transition. ![]()
The session takes place in the context of the EU Industry Days 2022. This year edition of the Industry Days will stimulate discussions across industrial ecosystems on their green and digital transition, in support of strengthening the resilience of EU companies. ![]()
You will find attached the draft programme of the Tourism Spotlight session. Should you wish to connect to this online event please register on the following link: EU Industry Days 2022.![]()
We'll wait you for #EUIndustryDays !
The Bulgarian HECTOR partner Business Foundation for Education has organized a training for career counsellors under the Global Career Development Facilitator (GCDF) program. The training took place on the 31st, January and 1st, February, 2022.![]()
The new members in the GCDF community of career professionals in Bulgaria represent universities and private companies. They were able to learn more about the project, the expected intellectual outputs and forthcoming piloting of the HECTOR project.
Last year we carried out an extensive co-creation process in preparation of a "Transition Pathway" for tourism. Several of our partners contributed to this process.![]()
We now would like to invite you to join an online spotlight session on Tourism on 8 February where we will present the Transition Pathway for tourism. The session will also be an occasion to discuss the next phase: co-implementation of the transition. ![]()
The session takes place in the context of the EU Industry Days 2022. This year edition of the Industry Days will stimulate discussions across industrial ecosystems on their green and digital transition, in support of strengthening the resilience of EU companies. ![]()
You will find attached the draft programme of the Tourism Spotlight session. Should you wish to connect to this online event please register on the following link: EU Industry Days 2022.![]()
We'll wait you for #EUIndustryDays !
The Hector partnership met online on the 14th of December to finalise the least steps before the launching of HECTOR's online course, you will soon receive some news about it, in the meantime Happy New Year from all of us!
HECTOR online course and summer school will give you insights into what heritage means in its different forms, tangible and intangible, it will make you reflect on the possibility to create a complete touristic offer that takes into consideration all different aspects and attractions that connect to the industrial site and culture.![]()
UCAVO wants to wish you all happy Christmas telling you the story of a fascinating tradition happening in Abbadia San Salvatore (an ex-mining town) every year. The tradition of the "Fiaccole", which during the industrial times, as well as in previous and following times, was able to warm the hearts of all miners and families, increase the sense of community and belonging.![]()
"On Christmas Eve, the village of Abbadia S. Salvatore is filled with the sound of "Pastorelle" (traditional Christmas songs) and the warmth of the fire takes inhabitants and tourists on a fantastic journey back in time.![]()
This is a thousand-year-old tradition that has its roots before the year 1000, when the inhabitants of the villages near the abbey and those along the Via Francigena came to Abbadia for midnight mass. Fires were lit to light the way and keep the population warm.
The work of building these impressive mountains of wood, some 7 metres high, nowadays begins on 8 December and involves the entire population, especially young people.
The culture is also transmitted through the involvement of schools and the Mining Museum, which has been organising torch-building workshops for years. As in all historical traditions that are deeply felt by the population, the spirit of competition among the various groups of torch-bearers is very strong, which leads to a considerable effort to ensure that they are not simply piles of wood, but meeting places for the duration of the Christmas period, adorned with different decorations for each district (also called "Terzieri").![]()
That's why, even today, huge piles of wood rise up in front of the old abbey and in many other places in the old town waiting for midnight, the whole town pours into the streets to celebrate Christmas.
The festival begins at around 6 p.m. with the lighting of the torch under the porticoes of the Town Hall, and from here the torch-bearers set off to light all the other stacks in the town.
Many choirs are organised, singing and playing through the streets of the Terzieri and stopping in front of each torch.
The celebrations end with the opening of the cellars after midnight mass, with the classic barbecued sausages and mulled wine."
Gergana Rakovska and Nevena Rakovska from Business Foundation for Education joined the National Training for Career Counselors, organized by Euroguidance Bulgaria in the period 09-10 December 2021. Their sessions were dedicated to career counseling and work with parents, as well as new projects and resources supporting the career counselors.![]()
Information about the intellectual outputs of HECTOR project have been presented to about 80 professionals in the field of career guidance and counseling from all over the country who took part in the 2-day Forum.![]()
Highlights of the event were educational policies related to career guidance, presented by experts from the Ministry of Education and Science, the latest trends and guidelines for the development of career guidance and counseling in Europe, as well as a workshop with useful tips and guidelines that could to be applied during the counselling process.![]()
The winners of the competition for providing good practices in career guidance during a pandemic, organized by Euroguidance, also took part in the training. They presented their practices and gave useful advices to the participants.![]()
Euroguidance Bulgaria also presented the upcoming activities and trainings, which are planned within the network for the period 2021-2023.![]()
Business Foundation for Education is grateful to the organizers for the invitation and the opportunity to share their experience and meet with about 80 participants who were actively involved in the National Training for Career Counselors
Business Foundation for Education delivered a webinar for doctoral students and young scientists from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS). The webinar has been organized by the Training Center of BAS and its Career Center. The topic of the webinar has been: Useful tips, risks and good practices in writing and implementing projects.
Some of the most innovative current projects in which Business Foundation for Education is actively involved have been presented to the proactive audience of around 50 participants. HECTOR project objectives, achievements, outputs and lessons learnt have been among the selected projects.
For many years man dug to find minerals to produce and to create![]()
Starting from the prehistoric times many locations in Europe were born thanks to this activity![]()
Today with #Hector project we want to connect places and their histories![]()
Learn more on our website ⬇️
hector-training.eu
HECTOR Project is an Erasmus+ project created by a diverse team of nine partners from seven different European countries: Italy, Slovenia, Spain, Belgium, Germany, Austria and Bulgaria. It aims at inc...
Despite the economic crisis of 2008, Europe remains the n°1 tourism destination in the world. Taking into account its links to other key sectors such as culture, food and transport, tourism employs in Europe around 17 million people and contributes to EU GDP by almost 10%.![]()
European tourism is confronted with many challenges, as confirmed by the recent Covid-19 events; starting with the need to constantly innovate and improve quality and security. The sector must quickly adapt to the digital revolution, and develop new attractive products in a sustainable and safe manner for local communities and the environment. By focusing on a specific typology of tourism (industrial heritage tourism) and on its challenges, HECTOR project aims at better tackling those issues.
The Consorzio Terre di Toscana is the Consortium of Monte Amiata Tour Operators. It supports the economic and tourist development of the territory of Siena and Grosseto provinces, in Tuscany. The Consortium particularly focusses its attention to rural and depressed areas 🌿![]()
To this end, the Consortium is also involved in the management of commercial activities and services. Beside this, it organizes promotional activities for the creation of a synergic and coordinated system of companies operating in the touristic, artistic handicraft, cultural agriculture and services sectors![]()
The Consortium activities are mainly linked to the management of the Mining Museum Park of Abbadia San Salvatore and to the promotion of two provinces territory 🏔
As you might already know, The project is made of two parts: and online course and a summer school in a suggestive industrial location in Italy. In order to have access to the summer school, you must participate to the online course which will give you all the theoretical base you’ll need. ![]()
Are you curious to know what you will learn? Contact us to know more!
For many years man dug to find minerals to produce and to create![]()
Starting from the prehistoric times many locations in Europe were born thanks to this activity![]()
Today with #Hector project we want to connect places and their histories![]()
Learn more on our website ⬇️
hector-training.eu/project/
hector-training.eu
HECTOR Project is an Erasmus+ project created by a diverse team of nine partners from seven different European countries: Italy, Slovenia, Spain, Belgium, Germany, Austria and Bulgaria. It aims at inc...
European tourism is confronted with many challenges, starting with the need to constantly innovate and improve quality. The sector must quickly adapt to the digital revolution, and develop new attractive products in a sustainable manner for local communities and the environment 🌿![]()
This is why HECTOR project focuses on a specific typology of tourism: #industrialheritage. In Europe, 20 sites related with industry, production and technology feature the World Heritage List 🏛
Learn more about the HECTOR project program, ask for further information and keep in touch with the newsletter subscription. Our staff will send you all the news about dates, guidelines and informations for your training with this Erasmus+ opportunity 🙋♀️![]()
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