CULINARY CARAVAN ON THE MOVE – Building up International eLearning Entrepreneurship Platform Helmi Business & Travel College - Markus Oedewald, Minna.

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CULINARY CARAVAN ON THE MOVE – Building up International eLearning Entrepreneurship Platform Helmi Business & Travel College - Markus Oedewald, Minna Jalonen, Leni Palminkoski-Pihlamo

Main objectives 1) CREATE a new international, inspiring, practical and DIGITAL eLEARNING ORIENTED PEDAGOGICAL MODEL - eLEARNING WITH POP UP COMPANY MODULE - in English to learn entrepreneurship in vocational education a. study entrepreneurship (15 ECTS) in English by new eLearning model b. establish a real Street food pop up restaurant with colleague students from participating countries c. restaurant entrepreneurs coach students 2) CREATE A REAL Street food pop up restaurant in Finland, Spain, Italy and Latvia. 3) UNITE European vocational curriculums of participating schools (Finland, Spain, Italy, Latvia) with international Working as Entrepreneur module (15 ECTS). 4) DISSEMINATE a new PEDAGOGICAL MODEL TO STUDY ENTREPRENEURSHIP to new countries outside Europe (incl. e.g. Jordania) with the use of filming the whole concept and inviting observers to pop up restaurants. As a broader objective this project will impact also to entrepreneurship education and establishing new sustainable companies especially in third world countries as we hope to able to export European entrepreneur education with this new model.

Main idea of the project During this project students will become experts in entrepreneurship by creating 4 different street food pop up restaurants (open 2 days) in 4 different countries (= 4 WORKSHOPS/Street food pop up restaurants). STEP1 - PLAN With eLEARNING MODEL approx. 25 students of 4 countries will create in 2-3 months a STREET FOOD POP UP RESTAURANT BUSINESS PLAN incl. e.g means of competition, name, pay attention to local legal issues, learn cultural communication. - This eLearning model include guidance of students by teachers and restaurant entrepreneurs. - Business students focus especially on creating business plan and marketing and restaurant services students will put especially effort into creating a menu, order food etc. STEP2 - ESTABLISH AND FILM Students will in practice ESTABLISH AND RUN THEIR STREET FOOD POP UP RESTAURANT for 2 days in foreign country (WORKSHOP1 first restaurant in Finland with Finnish Street food cuisine). - Finnish restaurant entrepreneur and teachers will coach students in their pop up restaurant. - Restaurant services students will take care of cooking and waitering and business students of marketing, filming the whole concept and helping in general. - After vocational skills demonstration all the students of 4 countries get 15 ECTS to their studies for passing Working as a entrepreneur module. STEP 3-8 - ESTABLISH AND DISSEMINATE This same concept will be done in Spain (WORKSHOP2), Latvia (WORKSHOP3) and Italy (WORKSHOP4). - During the last two WORKSHOPS in Latvia and Italy also participants from outside Europe will be invited into WORKSHOPS as observers on the spot or through internet as the whole concept will be broadcasted online through internet. STEP 9 –DISSEMINATE MORE The film - TOGETHER WE CAN – eLEARN HOW TO CREATE A INTERNATIONAL COMPANY - will be published by the last spring of the project (1-6/2018) and disseminated through social media to all over the world in order to export European entrepreneur education.

Culinary Caravan on the Move Pop up restaurant Barcelona (5/2017) Pop up restaurant Helsinki (12/2016) Pop up restaurant Bardolino (5/2018) Pop up restaurant Riga (12/2017)

Participants in WORKSHOPS and Project Group Meetings 1. WORKSHOP 1 - December 2016 – Restaurant in Finland (Christmas market) a. Mobilities: Italy, Spain, Latvia (1 teacher+ 3 students/school Total: 6 + 18 =24) b. + at least 9 local students + 3 local teachers + local cameraman 2. WORKSHOP 2 - May 2017 – Restaurant in Spain a. Mobilities: Finland, Italy, Latvia (1 teacher + 3 students/school (Finland only 2 teachers + 6 students in total + cameraman) Total: 6+19=25 b. + at least 6 local students and 2 local teachers 3. WORKSHOP 3 - December 2017 – Restaurant in Latvia (Christmas market) a. Mobilities: Finland, Spain, Italy (1 teacher + 3 students/school (Finland only 2 teachers + 6 students in total + cameraman) Total: 6+19=25 4. WORKSHOP 4 - May 2018 – Restaurant in Italy a. Mobilities: Finland, Spain, Latvia (1 teacher + 3 students/school (Finland 3 teachers + 6 students in total + cameraman) Total: 7+19=26 5. PROJECT GROUP MEETINGS (Transnational meetings) a. September 2016 – Finland (Mobilities: 1 coordinator/school Total 6 & 3 local coordinators) b. December 2016 – Finland (Mobilities: 1 coordinator/school Total 6 & 3 local coordinators) c. May 2017 – Spain (Mobilities: 1 coordinator/school Total 7 & 2 local coordinators) d. December 2017 – Latvia (Mobilities: 1 coordinator/school Total 7 & 2 local coordinators) e. May 2018 – Italy (Mobilities: 1 coordinator/school Total 7 & 2 local coordinators) 6. FINAL SEMINAR a. June 2018 – Finland (Mobilities: 1 coordinator/school Total 6 & 3 local coordinators) NO MOBILITY TO ABROAD BUT DIRECTLY INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT RESTAURANT ENTREPRENEUR FROM EACH COUNTRY: Restaurant Juuri (Finland), Sapori d’Italia (Italy), Golfa Kluba Restorans (Latvia), (SAÜC (Spain)) will participate in eLearning platform as a coach and will be coach during WORKSHOP in their home country. There will be 4 RESTAURANT ENTREPRENEURS INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT DIRECTLY.

NEW INTERNATIONAL, INSPIRING, PRACTICAL AND DIGITAL ELEARNING ORIENTED PEDAGOGICAL MODEL eLEARNING WITH POP UP MODULE TO LEARN ENTREPRENEURSHIP Teacher Restaurant entrepreneur Participates pop up restaurant workshops Guides students in Pop up restaurants Student Participates in local pop up restaurant workshops Spars students in their pop up restaurant Observer Finnish business teachers implement the learning process of all students of Working as Entrepreneur module (15 ECTS) Local teachers guide students of her own school before WORKSHOP with this platform and materials Documents assessment here Communicates with students, colleague teachers and restaurant entrepreneurs Spar&guides students with their business idea and menu Communicates with students and teachers Interested organizations will be invited to observe the WORKSHOPS 3-4 and they can follow the project online as the concept will be filmed during the learning process - Studies entrepreneurship with colleague students from Finland, Spain, Latvia and Italy - Communicates with teachers, restaurant entrepreneurs and colleague students - Gets assessment here - Gives feedback - Establishes and runs ONE pop up restaurant with international colleague students - Film the workshop happenings eLearning Platform 24/7 Communication (chat & Skype for Business) Entrepreneurship study materials (Working as Entrepreneur) Guidance of students by teachers and restaurant entrepreneurs WORKSHOPS: 1) FINLAND, 2) SPAIN, 3) LATVIA AND 4) ITALY ESTABLISH AND RUN STREET FOOD POP UP RESTAURANT Assessment Collecting feedback Coordinator Customer - Takes care of budget - Plans feedback, collects it, analyzes it and plans changes - Uses also OneDrive for collecting material (linked to eLearning Platform 24/7 - 500 customers is estimated to visit each Street food pop up restaurant. So total 2000 customers from Finland, Spain, Latvia and Italy !

WELCOME ALONG TO CULINARY CARAVAN!