Málaga, Spain – 19 May 2026 — Internet Web Solutions had the opportunity to organise and hold two multiplier events for the BT4VET – Business Transformation of VET project, in collaboration with the project’s associated partner Arrabal, on 18 May 2026 and 19 May 2026.

The events brought together 23 attendees on 18 May 2026 and 13 attendees on 19 May 2026, representing an important opportunity to present the aims, activities, and results of BT4VET to a relevant audience of professionals interested in vocational education and training. The initiative was warmly welcomed by participants, and the project results proved to be extremely interesting also for Arrabal staff, who recognised their relevance for training providers and for organisations committed to innovation in VET.

BT4VET aims to support the transformation of vocational education and training providers by encouraging more innovative, sustainable, and competitive organisational models. The project focuses on helping VET organisations rethink their role beyond traditional training delivery, strengthening their capacity to act as agents of change within local socio-economic ecosystems.

During the multiplier events, Internet Web Solutions illustrated the main outcomes developed within the project, including the mapping and toolkit components. The project’s activities are designed to support both an operational and mindset transformation among VET practitioners, contributing to the modernisation of education and training systems.

The collaboration with Arrabal added significant value to the events, enabling direct exchange with a training provider actively engaged in social and professional development. Participants showed strong interest in the project’s approach and in the practical applicability of its results for VET organisations.

The two events confirmed the relevance of BT4VET for training providers seeking to innovate their services, diversify their role, and increase their impact within their communities. Internet Web Solutions is pleased to have contributed to the dissemination of the project and to have strengthened cooperation with Arrabal as an associated partner.

More information about the project is available at: www.bt4vet.eu.