TET Leads Key Digital Deliverables During Final Day of WIN-WIN SIIT 3 in Tabarka

The final working day of WIN-WIN SIIT 3 in Tabarka, Tunisia, marked an important milestone for TET – Technical Engineers for Technology (Jordan), as the organisation took a leading role in two major project deliverables.

The morning sessions focused on two core WIN-WIN activities:

D4.2 – SIIT Participants Video Journals

Co-led by TET, Mindshift, and FCB, this activity invited SIIT participants to record reflections and lessons learned from the three training sessions. The video journals will serve as a valuable dissemination resource and a lasting record of the project’s impact and collaborative learning experience.

WIN-WIN Digital Training Hub and Mobile Learning App

Co-led by TET alongside all project partners, this session featured the official presentation and practical testing of the WIN-WIN digital platform. The platform is designed to host the project’s training content and expand access to vocational education and training (VET) professionals beyond the consortium, representing a significant step forward for the project’s digital learning objectives.

Eng. Yazeed Issa represented TET throughout both sessions, supporting partners during the demonstrations, collecting feedback, and contributing to the successful presentation of the project’s technical outputs. His participation highlighted TET’s ongoing role as a key technical partner within the WIN-WIN consortium.

The afternoon programme included a cultural and social visit to Green Hill Beni Mtir, followed by a farewell dinner that concluded a productive week of learning, collaboration, and exchange among partners.

TET extends its appreciation to the hosts, AFMT and Elemtiez Formation, as well as all WIN-WIN partners for their collaboration throughout the week. Special thanks also go to Eng. Yazeed Issa for representing Jordan and TET with dedication and professionalism during the five-day programme.

The WIN-WIN project will continue with the online Recap SIIT scheduled for September 2026.