10 April 2024

Conference: Vocational Excellence for a Green Europe

Join the GREENOVET team in this innovative conference (5-6 June 2024) in Graz to learn more about the role of VET in the green transition.

Join us for an inno­va­ti­ve con­fe­rence, both in Graz and online, where we explore the crucial role of Vocational Education and Training (VET) in driving green inno­va­ti­on and sus­tainable practices. The event organised within the GREENOVET project and titled “Vocational Excellence for a Green Europe,” aims to be a cor­ner­s­tone gathering for pro­fes­sio­nals and all pas­sio­na­te about creating a sus­tainable future. Notably, there are no con­fe­rence fees, ensuring acce­s­si­bi­li­ty for all.

Delve into how VET equips indi­vi­du­als with the skills crucial for green inno­va­ti­on and sus­tainable practices. Beyond tra­di­tio­nal classroom learning, explore how VET fosters inno­va­ti­on and entre­pre­neur­ship, instil­ling a culture of sus­taina­bi­li­ty. Discover its role in con­tri­bu­ting to the European Green Deal and how col­la­bo­ra­ti­on with indu­stries ensures alignment with the demands of the green economy. Learn how VET programs keep indi­vi­du­als updated on the latest deve­lo­p­ments in green tech­no­lo­gies throug­hout their careers.

Find all the infor­ma­ti­on, the agenda and the regi­stra­ti­on link on the event website.

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Contact: Monika Auzinger

Client: Erasmus+

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