Talk Retail- International communication skills for retail

PROJECT NUMBER: 2021-1-IT02-KA220-ADU-000026600
TIMESPAN OF THE PROJECT: 01.02.2022 – 01.04.2024
FINANCING PROGRAM: Erasmus+

Objectives

The project aims to:

  • Create awareness amongst retail workers of the importance of soft skills and communication skills in international sales 
  • Provide a self evaluation tool on levels of competence in soft skills and communication skills 
  • Provide a set of online courses that can be taken at the user’s own pace and time and that adapt to the specific needs in English competence and international communication skills 
  • Active participation of retail workers in non formal and online learning pathways that motivate to keep learning 
  • Create opportunities for retail workers and SME owners to connect and collaborate with other retailers around the EU 
  • Rapport building amongst retails workers and SME owners from different EU countries 
  • Greater sense of EU citizenship and EU awareness as well as shared values amongst retail workers and SME owners around Europe 
  • Explicit know how of social media strategies for the retail industry to build international networks

Activities

The project will engage in the following activities:

  • Develop a comprehensive guide on transversal and international communication skills tailored for the retail sector
  • Create online courses aimed at promoting the acquisition of these communication skills
  • Design self-assessment tests specifically for workers in the retail sector to evaluate their proficiency in transversal and international communication

Results

The project will generate the following outcomes:

  • Retail Talk Skills (learning material and handbook) 
  • RT Skills Self Evaluation (Evaluation methodology and tool) 
  • Retail Talk Training (E-learning course) 
  • EU Retail Network (networking service and peer-learning) 

Partners

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