• Learn more about the ENTEEF Erasmus+ project, its objectives, and how these MOOCs support entrepreneurship and freelancing skills development.

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    • INTRODUCTION

      The courses are designed to enhance the skills necessary to enter the freelance market. Twelve courses are divided into six thematic areas:

      1. Foundations of Freelancing and Entrepreneurship (2)
      2. Client Acquisition and Relationship Building (2)
      3. Project Planning and Delivery (Project Management) (2)
      4. Personal Effectiveness and Resilience (Self-Management) (2)
      5. Building a Strong Professional Identity (2)
      6. Continuous Learning and Professional Growth (2)

      Average Workload per Course: 12 hours

      After completing each course and passing its test, a certificate of completion is issued. It is possible to obtain a certificate of completion for a thematic area in the form of a micro-credential (1 ECTS) upon passing an additional final test covering topics from the two courses included in that area. To participate in the course, you must register by providing your name and email address. Your date and place of birth are required to issue the micro-credential.

      How the ENTEEF platform works

      Follow these four steps. You can repeat them for as many areas as you like.

      STEP 1  ·  Take the CAT – First step
      Not sure where to begin? Before enrolling in any course, complete the CAT – First step (competence self-assessment). It helps you identify the skills you need to develop and points you to the courses worth completing.

      CAT – First step

      Log in to start the CAT – First step

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      STEP 2  ·  Enrol and complete an Area
      Each area contains two courses. Enrol in and complete both courses of the area — passing each course's final test.
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      STEP 3  ·  Take the Mini-CAT for that Area
      Before applying for the micro-credential of an area, complete the Mini-CAT for that specific area.
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      STEP 4  ·  Apply for the micro-credential (optional)
      If you wish, apply for the area's micro-credential, accept the declarations, and pass the final exam (80%) covering topics from both courses in the area. On passing, you receive a formal micro-credential (1 ECTS) issued by Krakow University of Economics.
      ↻  Repeat Steps 2–4 for any of the six areas
      Please remember:
      • Do the CAT – First step before enrolling in your first course.
      • Do the Mini-CAT for an area before applying for that area's micro-credential.
      • The micro-credential is optional — you can complete a course and receive its certificate of completion without applying for one.
      • Each micro-credential is issued per thematic area (1 ECTS) for completing the two courses in that area, and you may earn as many as you wish across all six areas.