New Innovative Methods for Quality Capacity Life Cycle Production Process Training of Inspectors

Erasmus+ VETCooperation partnerships in vocational education and trainingID: 2023-1-NO01-KA220-VET-000155256
EC Contribution
€4,000
Consortium Size
7 orgs
Start Year
2023
Summary

To develop a new, innovative training methodology that better supports and implements effective digitalization of advanced manufacturing processes, by delivering blended- and work based training s...

Objectives

To develop a new, innovative training methodology that better supports and implements effective digitalization of advanced manufacturing processes, by delivering blended- and work based training system solutions. VET providers will apply new WS tools and problem based industry cases to let students answer 'what happens if ...' based up on a 'play and evaluate approach'. Support greening and HES processes, which is leading to reduced pollution, less CO2 emission and - Implement a new methodology

Activities

- Implement a new methodology letting VET providers to re/up-skill manufacturing staffs knowledge in joining/welding processes. The training will extensively use industry cases to show how to carry out tasks in the correct way. Additionally, industry examples with production failures and mistakes will be used to let the students investigate and discuss the consequences of making mistakes. - Apply work based learning techniques in order to meet industry skills development. - Implement WS tool

Impact

- Developing, testing, evaluating and validating a new training methodology that let VET providers deliver work- based training leading to an international recognized qualification in welding. - Applying work-based learning techniques underlining the special emphasis on skills and competence development. - Apply WS to improve re-skilling of staff through work-based learning in the work shop. - Increase the capacity for VET to require operators to the manufacturing industry

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