Learning e-Mobility Plus
Electromobility as a technology of the future
Year: 2014-2016
Project description
Learning together in the technology of the future –
electromobility: a cooperation of vocational schools, universities and companies takes a new
Electromobility as a technology of the future poses new challenges to vocational training. There is a lack of skilled workers with the skills to assemble, service and distribute new drive systems. At the same time, vocational training must become more appealing for young people - above all also through new forms of learning and improving the permeability to academic education. It is this area which our project “Learning e-Mobility Plus“ starts with. The aim is to demonstrate examples of opportunities for vocational schools, academia/research and business practice. Joint development of innovative learning environments is at the fore.
Aims
- Intercession new skills in the sector electromobility
- Interlock vocational training more closely with universities/research
- Invigorated international cooperation between education-science-economy
Products/Results
- Approved, innovative Learnenvironments
- Action orientation with Good-Pratice examples for for teachers and trainers
- Conclusions and recommendations for local, regional, national and European decision-makers in the area of vocational training.
More informations about the project:
Year: 2014-2016
Program: Erasmus+
Reference number: 2014-1- DE02-KA202- 001593
Title: Learning e-Mobility Plus
Partnership:
BGZ Berliner Gesellschaft für internationale Zusammenarbeit mbH
(BGZ Berlin International Cooperation Agency GmbH) coordinator
Partner in Berlin:
Die Innung des Kraftfahrzeuggewerbes Berlin
(Guild of the Motor Vehicle Trade Berlin)
Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin
(Berlin School of Technology and Economics)
Partner in Italy:
Pia Società San Gaetano
(Vocational training centre Insituto San Gaetano)
Confartigianato Vicenza
(Association Confartigianato Vicenza)
Eurocultura
Partner in Poland:
ZSS - Zespol Szkol Samochodowych im. Tadeusza Tanskiego
(ZSS vocational training centre in Poznan)
WIR- Wielkopolska Izba Rzemieslnicza
(Greater Poland Chamber of Commerce in Poznan)
PUT Politechnika Poznanska
(Technical University Poznan)
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
