Primer Program (Tech4Good)

The Primer Programme (Tech4Good) is a comprehensive free training and mentoring initiative designed for entrepreneurs, researchers and professionals seeking to develop innovative technological projects aimed at sustainability.

The PRIMER Program trains participants in the development of innovation projects using Design Thinking, from the initial idea to the business plan, and in the acquisition of practical skills for the creation and execution of innovative projects. It offers one-on-one mentorship and the opportunity to connect with a network of top-notch experts, fosters knowledge of emerging technologies and their impact on sustainability, and provides free access to essential resources for the launch and growth of sustainable startups.

Through this program, participants will learn how to conceptualize, develop, and launch new services and products that respond to the current needs of an ever-evolving market.

The program offers a series of key tools to promote the growth and development of companies committed to reducing the ecological footprint. These tools include:

1. Specialized training with industry experts
2. Personalized mentoring
3. Creative.OS e-learning platform

The PRIMER Program aims to train professionals to conceptualize, develop and launch new services and products that respond to the needs of a constantly evolving market.
It seeks to teach the use of Design Thinking for the creation and validation of ideas, provide practical skills in project execution, foster knowledge of emerging technologies and their impact on sustainability, and offer personalized mentoring and access to a network of experts.

In addition, PRIMER aims to support the launch and growth of sustainable startups, promoting solutions that contribute to a more sustainable and technologically advanced future.

Limited places after a selection process. More information and registration:

https://www.creativitycertification.com/programa-primer-fec/

Prime Programme, promoted by the Department of Business and Employment (Generalitat de Catalunya) and co-financed by the European Union.