This page only includes Associated Events taking place online. You can discover additional Associated Events taking place physically here. Please note the list of online Associated events is being updated gradually.
14:00-16:00
The workshop will first present an introduction to the topic, including the possibilities for vocational training and the relevance for the European green transition. Some cases studies will be explained and a vocational training platform will allow participants to try it out.servation and cultural tourism are still far too little used, yet they can be a successful management tool. Kultur und Arbeit e.V. and the law firm Tergau & Walkenhorst offer a vocational training session on the management of IPR which are not only important to secure rights to property but can also provide with a so-called “freedom to operate” and even with additional income. The workshop will first present an introduction to the topic including the possibilities for vocational training and the relevance for the European green transition. In addition, some exemplary cases will be explained and a vocational training platform will offer participants to try it out.
At Euro Akademie Hannover, the annual Career Week is a valuable opportunity to learn from senior vocational students and alumni, and thus obtain firsthand information about placement and job opportunities, Erasmus+ funding, potential career paths, jobs and opportunities. It is an experience that facilitates a connection between academic pursuits and potential professional endeavors and gives students the chance to talk to potential employers and former students.
This year, there will be a focus on digital competences and international job and educational opportunities.
18:30-20:00
In the month of May, the VET community in the Netherlands turns its attention the Dit is mbo-Award Ceremony. Interest and anticipation builds up to the (online) event when a capacity crowd of students, teachers and company-stakeholders tune in to watch the glamorous ceremony and learn who will receive the highest honors in VET-learning of 2022.
Meeting designed for teachers, tutors, educators, counselors and professionals involved in the internationalization processes of training institutions (coordinators of mobility projects, cooperation projects, tutors accompanying mobility).
Finance professionals and professional accountants have a critical role in putting sustainability at the heart of decision-making, to lead long-term value creation within sustainable economies and to champion responsible practices in the public interest. To make sure they have the right tools at their disposal, they must have the right education and skills. ACCA, IFAC and Green Finance Platform thus present a discussion between experts on the skills and education needed for finance professionals to play their part in contributing to the green transition and the SDGs.
10:30-12:30
The chemical sector (including pharmaceuticals and rubber and plastics) is the second-largest sector in Europe, employing 3.4 million people directly. It contributes 11.9 % of EU27 manufacturing employment. The sector generated an even greater number of indirect jobs – up to three times higher than through direct employment. More importantly, salaries are 45 % higher and productivity is 67 % higher than the average in the EU manufacturing sector. These figures clearly indicate that the chemical sector offers many well-paid jobs, but it also needs highly trained and skilled workers to remain competitive globally.
13:00-14:00
The conference Shaping the EO*GI Skills of the Future is aimed at gathering a wide and diverse group of stakeholders to discuss the need for skills and filling current education gaps in the EO*GI sector and to share appropriate tools and approaches to tackle them.
13:30-16:30
PSL competences (Personal, Social and Learning-to-Learn competences) represent a wide range of skills that cut across occupations and sectors and, by fostering self-confidence, can be considered the most urgent skills for adults at risk of marginalisation and unemployment. At our event, we will present the results of our more than two years of work (in a project consortium) on the implementation of PSL competences in adult learning bridge programmes, bringing together non-formal and formal adult learning. Our speakers will present perspectives from civil society, the European Commission and its Joint Research Centre, the OECD and the Walloon labour market training organisation Forem, and discuss challenges and future perspectives.
10:00 -11:00
What are the most sought software skills? How can we educate for the most in-demand software jobs? Can the educational provision cater for emerging professional software roles?The Erasmus+ funded ESSA (European Software Skills Alliance) presents this webinar to talk about current and future software skill gaps and ways to tackle them.
14:00-15:00
Warnborough College Ireland and its learning centers and academic partners will be showcasing the best of TVET with a series of webinars and workshops, delivered by excellent presenters. This is an opportunity to demonstrate the importance of vocational skills in nation-building and the development of capacity.
The workshop between VET school leaders and lecturer and researchers for VET teacher education will discuss findings from interviews with the school leaders in Mecklenburg Western Pomerania and how to strengthen the networks in the state to raise the quality of VET.
The event is initiated by the Professors for VET at the University of Rostock and their staff linked to a project called ""Campus BWP MV"" founded by the national ministry for education and science.
11:00-12:30
This webinar will present BIMcert and ARISE toolkits, which provide an agile work/learning marketplace where speed and agility are critical and where employees need to be provided with the tools to do their job in a continuous cycle of learning appropriate to the demands of their daily workload. A BIM-qualified building workforce is required across the UK and Europe to meet the energy challenges of construction. The toolkits ensure that blue-collar workers and some middle- and senior-level professionals across the building value chain have the required BIM, IT and technological skills, as well as practice.
9:30 -11:30
The transnational seminar “Erasmus+ and green jobs”, to be held in Rome (Italy) on 18 May 2022, will aim at promoting the contribution of the Erasmus + Programme to the European Green Deal through the exchange of experiences, tools and best practices in the field. In particular, the seminar will focus on green employment, addressing the skilling and reskilling of workers and the anticipation of changes in the workplaces of the future, also through the promotion of relevant Erasmus+ best practices. The event will feature a keynote speech on “Erasmus+ and green jobs”, followed by a session devoted to Erasmus+ best practices in the field and by questions and answers aimed at exploring the seminar theme.
16:00 -18:00
The conference will gather key actors operating at the European and national levels and aims to launch the debate towards a future adoption of a pact for HVET in line with the European Skills Agenda and the European Strategy for Higher Education. A technical panel will discuss the added value of cooperating on higher education; it is foreseen the intervention of the EU Commission (DG EAC), the European Association of Regional and Local Authorities for Lifelong Learning (EARLALL) and experts in the field. The participation of the Friends of EUSALP MEPs will highlight the political relevance of this debate and the will to support a process of mutual recognition of HVET titles.
10:00-16:00
10:00-12:00
The chambers community will contribute to the French Presidency’s discussion on mobility in VET. The Austrian Chamber of Commerce produced a report that examines VET mobility in Austria and draws conclusions that can be applied in a European context. We will look at VET mobility projects from France and Germany and discuss their experiences (including during COVID), drawing conclusions on how to improve VET mobility and make it more useful for SMEs. Taking advantage of the European Year of Youth, we will make observations about the opportunities for young people provided by mobility in VET and present policy recommendations on how mobility can facilitate the supply of the right skills and improve youth employability.
DIGITALEUROPE presents fieldwork ideas and concrete initiatives to answer the current and future digital skill needs. The event brings together government representatives, industry leaders and education professionals to debate on the EU 2030 Digital Decade targets on digital skills and the type of measure needed to hit both targets on ICT specialists and EU citizens with basic digital skills levels. There will also be a deep dive into thematic discussions on digital skills on artificial intelligence, blockchain, software, and advanced digital skills at large. These sessions will present the results of European projects such as the European Software Skills Alliance, Women4IT, AI Skills Alliance, or Blockchain Skills for Europe
13:30 (CET)
This itinerary takes place in five locations from the Velay region: Le Puy-en-Velay (18 March), Le Monastier sur Gazelle and Landos (3 May), Vorey-sur-Arzon and Craponne-sur-Arzon (11 May) and is organised by the network of VET providers and employment stakeholders to promote work-based learning and engage young people in VET. On 18 May, during the European Vocational Skills Week, the Greta du Velay, co-organiser of the event, will award the prize to the learner whose VET story is judged the most distinguished.
14:00 (CET)
BIM can be used to reduce energy consumption and the impact of a building on the environment and provides specific workflows and modelling tips that can make a building green. Used in land, water, energy and material sustainability, it has become the 21st century’s biggest game-changer due to its versatility and finesse. By using BIM modelling, every stage of the construction process is transparent. It provides deep insights on material technology and efficient designing on- and offsite, saving time, money and resources and is thus better for the environment. We can also use the BIM model to optimise and monitor performance before and after occupancy. This is an opportunity to showcase the importance of vocational skills in nation-building and the development of capacity.
13:00 (CET)
Mindful, creative, communal and self-determined learning in our green campus. WOB International Academy is part of a large international movement where there are special exchange programs available for our students. These programs are characterised by an emphasis on intercultural tolerance and ongoing social and interpersonal communicative training. In particular, through artistic work such as painting, sculpture, music and acting students cultivate independency, character development and team building skills. All this on our green campus, in the middle of old orchard with apple, pear, apricot and fig trees, chickens, cats and a farm dog.
Femxa is developing various experimental training projects within the framework of European Union programmes. This conference will present the projects that are being developed, with great success, in the field of educational and social innovation. These range from the use of technology (AI, gaming, digitalisation) as tools for teachers of VET to the use of outdoor learning as a motivational tool for young people during their training or job search. We will also look at aspects that we consider essential today, such as the social inclusion of certain sectors of the population and the role of women in society.
12:30 -13:30
The Erasmus+ programme has been instrumental in our ability to partner with esteemed institutions and organisations worldwide, while researching and developing unique and innovative solutions to common technical vocational education and training (TVET) issues. This session will present some of the exciting results of the Pro-VET project, the SkillNet Alliance, Transversal BIM Project and the Adaptive Expertise project.
13:00 -14:00
The expected outcome of this programme is developing eco-friendly skills among transgender community for a sustainable future in terms of resources and manpower. Awareness and promotion of green TVET strategies have been studied and incorporated. This qualitative study is comprised of interviews with trainers, participants and project managers where the study reveals the promising impact of Green TVET mindset, together with the potential challenges in Pakistan.
12:00 -13:00
The media has the ability to reach people on the level of emotions and beliefs. It can influence, persuade and pressurise society, draw attention to issues, build will and agency for change, and devise innovative solutions to move us towards greater sustainability. Artists use their work to shine a light on issues of environmental justice, raise awareness of environmental insecurities and risks, and imagine more sustainable futures. By combining multimedia arts with globalization development, we are able to inspire transdisciplinary learning, thus sparking new ways of imagining and envisioning how we might live in the future with the acquired skills and mindset through creativity. We, as educators, play a vital role in influencing and shaping a sustainability mindset.
14:00 -15:00
The presentation will include successful TVET experiences in Chile. We in Europe can learn about and from their educational projects, what advances stand out, how they work with their students and the roles teachers have. More importantly, we will learn how they are linked to the world of work and what entrepreneurship initiatives they foster. Special attention will be paid to how these TVET centres handle the development of 21st Century skills, mainly communication, collaboration, individual learning approaches, individual autonomy, and ICT and digital literacy.
Join European Commissioners as they lead the grand opening of the VET WEEK 2022!
We are organising a conference that aims to discuss the challenges and opportunities in VET mobility financed by the European Commission through the Erasmus+ programme. Our guest speakers will be representatives of schools who have experienced the benefits of VET mobility, VET hosting organisations and students who have enrolled in internships.
10:00
The GIP FCIP of the Academy of Creteil proposes an open table to discuss how its VET network (the GRETA network) is changing and implementing new solutions to meet the goals and objectives of the ecological transition in its VET programmes.
9:30 – 11:00
Micro-credentials are a new concept and an important trend, central to the Skills Agenda, post Covid recovery and digital and green transition. Micro-credentials have been in existence under different names in different partner countries. Nevertheless, experience with micro-credentials is still limited. We want to develop guidelines for developing and recognising micro-credentials. The idea is to pool the existing experiences in producing micro-credentials building on developments in EU, partner countries and beyond. We want to explore how we can improve the portability and recognition of micro-credentials using existing experiences.
17:00
Why is it important to save the environment and how can VET in green innovation support this? What can we all do for a sustainable lifestyle? The Green Science station will use presentations, games, quizzes and showcases to show how vocational education and training in green innovation and technology can foster the green and digital transition and contribute to the SDGs. The event takes place in the framework of the Long Night of Research organised by three Austrian federal ministries. The Green Science Station will be implemented by the Erasmus+ Centers of Vocational Excellence project GREENOVET.
