Projects

The EU and Egypt have a standing collaboration on strengthening the skills agenda. Skills are essential to attract investors, make the transition to a modern and green economy but also provide a future for the young population.

Curious about the European Year of Skills?

The European Year of Skills aims to address skills gaps in the European Union and boost the EU skills strategy, which will help reskill people with the focus on digital and green technology skills.

The EU-funded DUB-IN project, led by Fundación INTRAS, and implemented together with five organisations from Greece, Austria, Belgium, and Ireland, aims to foster the social inclusion of people with psychosocial disabilities.

The Erasmus+-funded project “Patent in Trade” came to an end in August 2023, after a two-year run.

DYPA is the Head Partner of a joint project in the context of Erasmus+, which implemented a Portal called AppInterN, an Apprenticeship Network bringing together stakeholders, institutions of Vocational Education and Training (VET) and employers through a network of Career Hubs.

Curious about the European Year of Skills? The European Year of Skills aims to address skills gaps in the European Union and boost the EU skills strategy, which will help reskill people with the focus on digital and green technology skills.

The Nordic Validation Forum gathered skills stories from all over Sweden. In these stories, people learned new skills using the OCN method. These stories show the difference that this method can make in people’s lives.

"Educating minds to excel in theory while equipping them with real-world skills is at the core of Turing College's mission," states Eimantas Sabaliauskas, Co-founder of Nord Security.

Being able to read a book, write a birthday card, or sign a document are easy-to-do natural everyday things for most of us. For some, however, these can be daunting challenges. That's where the GrubiNetz project comes in. In the heart of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, this remarkable initiative is c