AUTO COVE 2.0
Auto-Cove 2.0 consortium combats on its own behalf on climate change by developing the European Education and Training Area in Vehicle Sector of VET towards greener innovations.
Auto CoVe 2.0 aims
- Make skills-gap-analysis in vehicle field in 7 partner countries
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Develop technical innovative transnational study modules and training courses for secondary and tertiary level vehicle field education
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Upskill vehicle field teachers’ and already working company representatives’ know-how about clean-tech-vehicles
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Include different countries VET-policy makers and curriculum legislative bodies into the project as associate partners
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Produce and publishing all main project outputs on readily existing international platform
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Internationalize consortium’s staff and students
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Attend two vehicle field international conferences and disseminate project outputs
There are 14.6 million people in Europe working in vehicle sector. For instance, vehicle sector employs 55.000 people in small Finland and 840.000 people in Germany. Transition to German institute research (2018) electrified vehicles threats loss of jobs from 75.000 workers alone in Germany. If the percentage is the same in all European automotive workers, this would mean over one million job losses in European-wide scale.
Target groups
Project in numbers
Auto CoVe 2.0 Associated Partners
- Espoon kaupunki (Finland)
- Kauno prekybos, pramones i amatu rumai (Lithuania)
- Lietuvos profesinio mokymo istaigu asociacija (Lithuania)
- Vilniaus automechanikos i verslo mokykla (Lithuania)
- Profesionālās izglītības un kompetences centrs “Rīgas Tehniskā koledža” (Latvia)
- Optima samkommun (Finland)
- Opetushallitus OPH (Finland)
- Regierung von Unterfranken (Germany)
- Staatliche Berufsschule Main-Spessart (Germany)
- Metropolia ammattikorkeakoulu Oy (Finland)
- Volvo group the netherlands BV (Netherlands)
- Kvalifikaciju i profesinio mokymo pletros centras (Lithuania)
- Helsingin kaupunki (Finland)
- Profesionālās izglītības un kompetences centrs “Liepājas Valsts tehnikums” (Latvia)