Project Foundations:
Establishment and support of 120 Sectoral Skills Centers implementing the concept of Centers of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs).
Co-financed by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan under Action A3.1.1: Support for the development of modern vocational education, higher education, and lifelong learning.
Project Title:
Establishment and Support of the Innovative Sectoral Fashion Skills Center
Project Number: KPO/22/1/BCU/U/0035
Project Goal:
Supporting workforce development for the needs of a modern economy by creating spaces for sustainable and innovative cooperation between business and vocational education at all levels, and implementing the concept of vocational excellence in Poland's education system.
The Innovative Sectoral Fashion Skills Center will be a modern educational facility enabling the acquisition, enhancement, and updating of professional skills, or career change.
It will serve as an advanced technological hub for fashion education, training, and certification.
Its services will be available to students, teachers, lecturers, and employees from the fashion sector.
Project Leader and Partners
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PARTNERZY DODATKOWI PROJEKTU:
Project Budget: 9 976 712,34 zł
Operational Areas:
• Area I: Educational and Training Activities
At least 200 participants in on-site courses and at least 100 in online courses.
• Area II: Integrating Educational Institutions and Businesses
Strengthening cooperation among vocational schools, lifelong learning centers, universities, and the business sector (Knowledge Triangle: school–university–employers).
• Area III: Innovation and Development Activities
Knowledge transfer, green and digital transformation innovations, and collaboration with research centers.
• Area IV: Advisory and Promotional Activities
Promoting fashion sector professions, organizing industry competitions and tournaments, and supporting career counseling for schools and universities.
Why Choose the IBCM?
The training and educational offer will be available for:
• Young people (up to 24 years old): students, undergraduates, PhD students
• Adults (over 25 years old)
• Vocational school students and learners
• Vocational education teachers across Poland
Participants will gain new skills in the fashion industry, aligned with the continuous technological progress and the implementation of the EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles 2030, with special emphasis on the circular economy and digital transformation.
The Innovative Sectoral Fashion Skills Center – Fashion will work closely with the Regional and Local Labour Market Councils and industry organizations to address the current and future needs of the labour market.
Website: https://www.ibcm.ckziu.com