Projects

Evaggelos, who has cerebral palsy, is among three thousand 18–29-year-olds with disabilities or chronic diseases who wish to benefit from the ‘Special Employment Integration’ project. The project provides subsidised career advice, theoretical training, traineeships and skills certification.

The LCAMP project, selected under Erasmus+, aims to enhance Vocational Education and Training in advanced manufacturing, while addressing skill gaps in the digital and green transitions.

The ECoVEM project brings together Vocational Education and Training (VET) centres, polytechnics, industrial associations, social partners to tackle the challenges of digitalisation, artificial intelligence, green technologies, as well as gender equality and integration of migrants.

Following the Russian military aggression against Ukraine in 2022, the world saw an unprecedented wave of Ukrainian refugees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) seeking safety and shelter. Addressing the need for their integration and empowerment, the "Refugee Skilling and Support" project.

The Interreg Aurora has a unique feature, the Programme is integrated with Sápmi and the indigenous Sami people. The Sami are the only officially recognized indigenous people in the European Union (EU). On Interreg Cooperation day, Interreg Aurora wants to highlight àrbediehtu.

Meet Jorge Miguel, a 45-year-old from Porto, who transitioned from sports management to systems engineering, thanks to the "UPskill - Digital Skills and Jobs" project, a collaboration between the Portuguese Public Employments Service (PES) and partners. Interested? Apply for the 3rd edition!

Meet Arturo, Athina, Iliana, and Benjamin, who found a new sense of purpose and independence thanks to the Jump to Job project, funded by Erasmus+.

As the labour market places a greater emphasis on sustainability, the need for incorporating sustainability skills into on-the-job training is gaining traction. Recognising this, stakeholders are including sustainability concepts into daily training.

Letizia enrolled in a vocational education course on circular economy funded by the European Social Fund (ESF+) after completing her bachelor's degree in biotechnologies to gain practical experience and enter the job market in the green sector.