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Strengthening Green Vocational Education

Between 28 and 29 May 2024, Academia Institute of Technology participated in the second transnational project meeting within the framework of the Erasmus+ eVETbikes project, which took place at the EGO Bicycle campus in Ankara, Turkey.

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Between 28 and 29 May 2024, Academia Institute of Technology participated in the second transnational project meeting within the framework of the Erasmus+ eVETbikes project, which took place at the EGO Bicycle campus in Ankara, Turkey. Academia was represented by Majda Kralj and Bojan Dapčević, who joined partners from Turkey, the Czech Republic and Romania in promoting sustainable practices in vocational education and raising awareness about sustainable lifestyles.

The two-day event combined theoretical insights and practical activities, creating a comprehensive and engaging experience for participants. The main highlights of the event included:

  • Project overview and objectives: Partners shared their progress in achieving project goals and discussed sustainability in education.
  • Interactive workshops: Participants engaged in dynamic discussions about innovative approaches to integrating sustainable practices into vocational education programmes.
  • Electric bicycle repair competition: Teams demonstrated their technical skills and problem-solving abilities by tackling practical challenges under time constraints.
  • Electric bicycle race: Participants showcased their practical knowledge of using electric bicycles in a lively race that highlighted the fun and practicality of sustainable mobility.

Majda Kralj and Bojan Dapčević actively participated in discussions about integrating sustainable principles into vocational education and enhancing environmental awareness amongst young people. In doing so, they co-created important discussions about curriculum development and practical approaches to sustainability in education.

The meeting also included informal networking opportunities that enabled participants to exchange ideas, share good practices and explore possibilities for future collaboration. Discussions focused on innovative methods of engaging students and communities in sustainable practices and on strengthening partnerships amongst participating organisations.

The meeting emphasised the shared commitment of all partners to sustainability, leaving a lasting impression on participants. By combining education, practical experience and collaboration, the event demonstrated that sustainability in vocational education is achievable through joint efforts.

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Source: Academia (6. 6. 2024).

This English summary was produced automatically from the Slovenian article and is pending editorial review. Slovenska različica

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