The first courses within the project "ALMIT - Acceleration Of Labor Market Integration Of Immigrants Through Mapping Of Skills And Trainings" have been carried out in asylum centres in Tutin, Sid and Bogovadja from March to May 2019. This project includes around 120 refugees and immigrants from Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Burundi, Congo and many other countries, who actively participate in Serbian language courses as well as in civic and intercultural sessions. 
Through interactive lectures within Serbian language courses, participants have the opportunity to get acquainted with grammar and vocabulary of the Serbian language. During the civil and intercultural sessions, participants are empowered to look for a job by way of writing CVs and motivational letters workshops, as well as preparing for an interview with potential employers. Materials used in this project for participants and facilitators are also available on the e-learning platform. Serbian language courses, civic and intercultural sessions and other activities will be continued during the summer months.

ALMIT - Acceleration Of Labor Market Integration Of Immigrants Through Mapping Of Skills And Trainings project aims to find ways to facilitate the integration of migrants into the labour market, and it is funded by the European Union Programme for Employment and Social Innovation (EaSI). Besides educational activities, ALMIT project includes individual support, mapping of educational and work background of immigrants and counselling on the settlement and job seeking. Partners on ALMIT project are Sofia University “St.Kliment Ohridski” (Bulgaria), Zgura-M Ltd.(Bulgaria), ÖJAB – Österreichische Jungarbeiterbewegung (Austria), Philanthropy, Charitable Foundation of the Serbian Orthodox Church (Serbia), Municipality of Sid (Serbia), Belgrade Open School, (Serbia), Düzce Governorship (Turkey) Düzce İl Milli Eğitim Müdürlüğü (Turkey).