Projects

This article looks into one of the research projects from the Cordis results package dedicated to the European Year of Skills. Let’s take a closer look at BEYOND4.0, a research project examining the impact of new technologies on future of jobs, business models and welfare.

The unexpected outbreak of war has forced many Ukrainians to flee their country with no clear plan for the future. They have left behind homes and jobs overnight, seeking safety while navigating the challenges of a life in a new country.

The Vodafone Foundation combines Vodafone's charitable giving and technology to create long-term, sustainable programmes that help to address the world’s most pressing problems.

The social services sector is undergoing transformative changes, driven by evolving care models, shifting user needs, and the integration of digital tools.

A Belgian creative hub recently teamed up with a vocational school and its students to build an affordable demining robot, destined for Ukraine.

Lola Bais embarked on a transformative vocational education journey in the realm of visual merchandising, which ultimately propelled her into her career today – shaping spaces and crafting visual stories as a Visual Merchandiser for Galeries Lafayette, Paris.

The Video Online Learning and Training project (VOLT) aims to develop training materials for staff and students in vocational education and training (VET) services for persons with disabilities.

Garikoitz Mujika’s journey began in 2020 when he enrolled in a degree in mechanical manufacturing with La Salle Berrozpe training centre in Andoain, Spain. His choice led him directly to his dream job as a mechanical designer and manufacturer, and an award at EuroSkills in 2023.

In 2018, João enrolled in a training program in Ermesinde, Portugal. This decision led him to his current dream job as an instructor for product designers, and he won a gold medal in the 2022 WorldSkills.