MBO Raad , the coordinating institution, compiled all previous work to present the results to participants at Praline's latest Peer Learning Activity (PLA) in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Three years after its inception, the participants concluded face-to-face workshops focusing on the importance of digitalization and initiatives that promote sustainable development.
During the sessions, the various speakers presented solutions and best practices in Dutch VET, such as skills improvement or retraining for workers. Similarly, Andesh Harnam , director of the Zadkine Logistics College , explained the need to integrate new technological trends into professional skills development.
The participating organizations were asked about the topics covered in previous sessions: strategies for immigrant students, workplace learning, and the integration of artificial intelligence and automation into the digital skills of future professionals, among others. These discussions were conducted with the aim of transferring policies to the EUproVET network.
PRALINE was presented as a project aimed at strengthening and energizing European networks. By learning best practices in vocational training, all members, such as FPEmpresa , continue to work towards the internationalization of VET.
