InnoVET project

VMA has been working for more than 3 years on the role that the VET school can play in the territory. During the InnoVET project a good contact was created with different stakeholders to consider the central position of VET in skills development for the future. A VET is not only a training provider but also a relevant partner for territorial dialogue.

At this stage, the community of municipalities and villages in North Iceland is interested in this dynamic concerning the definition of a common vision and the steps to achieve this vision. This experimentation will be shared throughout the program with the other partners. A close link could be made with the Grand Est experiment in France.

More articles from the author

LEAVE A COMMENT

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Articles on the same subject

spot_img

Latest publications

Young people take control of the city of Ghent

Participation in the European Youth Conference resulted in proposals for concrete actions by young people and for young people, in a spirit of Popular Education and collective intelligence.

Land Without Borders International Festival

This festival welcomes and educates people of diverse backgrounds, abilities and ages to demonstrate their skills, knowledge and abilities and present them in a public space

European Year of Skills: decisions of the European Parliament and the Council

The coordination of the European Year of Skills at Union level follows a transversal approach with a view to creating synergies between the different Union programs in the field of skills.