IER News & blogs
New IER project starts on digital and green skills for Industry 5.0
In January, IER’s new collaborative project ‘Bridges 5.0’ kicked off with a launch in Brussels attended by officials from the European Commission. The project seeks to identify the digital and green skills needed to support Industry 5.0 and then develop training pathways for companies to acquire these skills. The project is led by TNO in the Netherlands and involves 21 partners including high profile companies as well as other universities and, within ÌÇÐÄTV, ÌÇÐÄTV Manufacturing Group. For further details contact Chris Warhurst: c.warhurst@warwick.ac.uk
Terence Hogarth, IER’s skills expert, presents at international events
Terence Hogarth made presentations on the role of employers skills surveys to the International Training Centre of the International Labour Organization (ITCILO) training course on 2nd December and on ‘Delivering VET – The Way Forward’ at Cedefop’s Future of VET conference on 6th December.
Professor Terence Hogarth, IER’s skills expert, delivered a range of presentations to key EU stakeholders
During the Cedefop/ German Federal Institute for Vocational Training (BIBB) seminar on the Future of Vocational Education and Training (VET) on 8th and 9th September in Bonn, he made a presentation on the institutional factors shaping VET provision.
Skills for the future of work
IER's Dr Sally Wright co-wrote a blog with Dr Michael Kohlgrüber from Dortmund TU University on skills for the future of work, drawing on insights from the project.
Find out more about future (digital) skills requirements on the Friedrich-Ebert Stiftung Athens' website.
How can skill systems in Europe reduce the level of skills mismatch in labour markets?
IER's Professor Terence Hogarth has successfully secured Horizon Europe funding for his project Skills2Capability. The project is about understanding how skill systems across Europe can reduce the level of skills mismatch in their labour markets.