29 November 2024

Skills Mag 2040

In an innovative Erasmus+ project, we are focussing on the future of CVET using new methods. The result, a magazine full of fictional stories, stimulates debate.

In the Into-CVET 2040 project, design fiction was used as a com­ple­men­ta­ry per­spec­ti­ve to tra­di­tio­nal fore­ca­sting approa­ches in order to think ahead to upcoming changes. It is neither about pre­dic­ting the future nor outlining a specific path. The result is a unique edition of Skills Mag that invites you to immerse yourself in imaginary visions of the future of CVET in Europe and takes you on a fic­tion­a­li­sed vision of the year 2040.

Embark on a journey 15 years into the future and discover realistic and immersive jour­na­li­stic nar­ra­ti­ves that — com­ple­te­ly fictional — encourage reflec­tion and dis­cus­sion. Which aspects open up new pos­si­bi­li­ties? Which per­spec­ti­ves are more worrying? Which chal­lenges should provoke coll­ec­ti­ve vigilance?

The magazine is rounded off by a practical section with back­ground infor­ma­ti­on on the project and ins­truc­tions on how to initiate and moderate (group) dis­cus­sions on the topic.

Click here to download the Skills Mag 2040 in German, English or French.

For more insights you can also follow the project on Epale.

image by Making Tomorrow


Contact: Mariya Dzhengozova

Client: Erasmus+

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