Dedalo Onlus (Italy) Activity Leading Organisation

An Italian social cooperative that for the last 20 years manages scholastic institutions in Como and Rome, accompanying young people to university and work.  The 1500 students are taught with the prospects of a European job market thanks to agreements with foreign universities and governments.

APECEF, Lisbon (Portugal)

An association that manages the Colégio de San Tomás with school programmes that start at preschool and continue on to high school, promoting educational activities and with the objective of guiding students to be protagonists and opening up to the international sphere.

Asociatia “Aldo Moro”, Bucharest (Romania)

A not for profit organisation that manages the first academic cycle for the Italian students, Italian-Romanian students and foreigners who live in Romania; has matured a strong capability to build relationships, becoming a point of reference with authorities, local institutions and with the Italian Embassy of Bucharest.

ComoNExT, Lomazzo (Italy)

A Scientific Technological Park that provides assistance and consultancy to companies, promoting the transfer of technologies between universities, research and development centres and companies. Today, ComoNExT boasts 96 companies and 500 people who work and collaborate in a synergetic manner on 30 unique, innovative projects.

Technopark Gliwice (Poland)

The Science and Technology Park ‘Technopark Gliwice’ is a modern center for academic business support. The main activity of the park consists of creation and promotion of innovative companies and transfer of advanced technology from R&D units to SMEs. It is a platform of cooperation between business and science. It hosts over 70 innovative companies today. Good infrastructure, consulting and training services and implementation of international, central and regional programs of entrepreneurship promotion creates a favorable climate for business.

St. Joseph Foundation, London (Great Britain)

A charity that aims to promote the institution through the teaching of the English language for students in foreign schools. St. Joseph is today a reference point for numerous scholastic institutions, European and not, having built a significant network of international relationships.