The SafeWeb project (2025–2028) funded by the Erasmus+ program (KA220-VET), is dedicated to enhancing cybersecurity and online safety within the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector. This initiative focuses on empowering VET educators and students with the essential skills to navigate both technical and non-technical online threats.
The SafeWeb project consist of eight diverse partners from Poland, Greece, Slovenia, Portugal, Italy, Sweden, and Belgium, selected for their expertise in VET education, digitalization, and online safety. This balanced partnership was formed after detailed consultations to ensure each organization provides unique value and technical proficiency. The project includes Mälardalen University (Sweden), Stowarzyszenie Euro Lider (Poland), SYstem Dynamics Italian Chapter – SYDIC (Italy), SMARTS PC (Greece), University of Maribor (Slovenia), PrepareMeAI (Poland), SpinSystem (Belgium), NOVA UNL (Portugal). Together, these partners offer a complementary mix of academic research and practical industry experience. Each organization brings a high dissemination potential through established networks and a proven track record in Erasmus+ and international projects. This collaborative synergy ensures the high-quality development of project outputs while effectively reaching target groups across different European contexts.
Led by Mälardalen University (Sweden) in collaboration with seven international partners, SafeWeb will develop innovative digital tools. Key project results include a responsive (RWD) e-learning platform, an interactive cybersecurity game, a comprehensive online course with a teaching guide, and a specialized simulation environment.
By fostering digital transformation and promoting safe digital habits, the project aims to increase the attractiveness of VET and prepare learners for a secure digital future. These high-quality, multilingual resources will support professionals and students across Europe in addressing today’s evolving cyber challenges.
