Financial Literacy for Accessible and Inclusive Vocational Education
Project Duration: December 2022 – December 2024
Partner Institutions
Dokuz Eylül University
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School
Ministry of National Education Agency for Special Education Institutions
Mavi Pencere Special Education Association
Italy (Foundation)
Romania (Non-governmental organization)
Greece (Non-governmental organization)
Project Summary
Our project addresses the obstacles that hearing impaired people face in their vocational training. The results of our project for the hearing impaired, who have fewer opportunities compared to their peers, will encourage social inclusion. It will contribute to the creation and/or expansion of inclusive environments in vocational education. The project addresses the teaching and learning processes of the hearing impaired through the development and implementation of new and more relevant teaching and learning approaches. The project will create practical results for training people who are more suitable for the future needs of the accounting-finance industry. Within the scope of our project, flexible and learner-centered teaching programs and materials for the hearing impaired will be developed. The results of our project will be made available to anyone who wishes, online and in open access, in a structure that does not require a membership system. Thus, it will contribute to the transition of hearing impaired people to the labor market and to closing the existing gaps in adults’ access to education.
Objectives
Native language of the hearing impaired people are sign language
Sign language is structurally very different from the spoken languages
Addresses the obstacles that hearing impaired people face in their vocational training.
The results of our project for the hearing impaired, who have fewer opportunities compared to their peers, will encourage social inclusion.
It will contribute to the creation and/or expansion of inclusive environments in vocational education.
Will reveal the need to change the way vocational training activities for the hearing impaired.
Will create practical results for training people who are more suitable for the future needs of the accounting-finance industry.
Contribute to the transition of hearing impaired people to the labor market and to closing the existing gaps in adults’ access to education.
Made available to anyone who wishes, online and in open access, in a structure that does not require a membership system
