On 13 and 14 April 2022, the Zasavje Regional Development Agency (RDA) participated in the 3rd CompoWIN project - More Skilled Hands for Hi-Tech Production meeting, organized by project partner 3D GROUP. At the meeting, the partners developed guidelines for the elaboration of a useful and attractive training system for future manufacturers of composite materials, pilot training for project partners in Slovenia and a system for rapid adoption of courses for the composite industry by educational and commercial organizations.
The representative of the RDA Zasavje Dejan Poboljšaj presented to the participants the course of already carried out dissemination activities and the plan of future dissemination activities for the promotion of the project and project activities. In combination with the already existing compohub.eu online course, general technical knowledge and teaching methods will be possible to turn into basic teaching techniques and knowledge of composite materials, with the aim of rapidly introducing training in organizations without previous experience with composite materials.
The red thread of the project, which has been running since November 2020, is the composite industry, composite materials and training for future potential workers in an industry that boasts high added value, and the work is still done by hand. Although the industry employs a huge number of workers across Europe and generates around € 70 million in revenue every day, there are still relatively weak links between industry and education. Organizations from Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Germany and Slovenia are participating in the project. Cooperation takes place under the auspices of the Erasmus + program, Key Action 2, Strategic Partnerships in Vocational Education and Training.
The representative of the RDA Zasavje Dejan Poboljšaj presented to the participants the course of already carried out dissemination activities and the plan of future dissemination activities for the promotion of the project and project activities. In combination with the already existing compohub.eu online course, general technical knowledge and teaching methods will be possible to turn into basic teaching techniques and knowledge of composite materials, with the aim of rapidly introducing training in organizations without previous experience with composite materials.
The red thread of the project, which has been running since November 2020, is the composite industry, composite materials and training for future potential workers in an industry that boasts high added value, and the work is still done by hand. Although the industry employs a huge number of workers across Europe and generates around € 70 million in revenue every day, there are still relatively weak links between industry and education. Organizations from Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Germany and Slovenia are participating in the project. Cooperation takes place under the auspices of the Erasmus + program, Key Action 2, Strategic Partnerships in Vocational Education and Training.
