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SUMMARY:European Vocational Skills Week 2023
DESCRIPTION:Join the European Commission from the 23-27 October for the seventh edition of the European Vocational Skills Week\, the annual Week celebrating all the best practices from Vocational Education and Training (VET). In the upcoming 2023 edition digital skills have centerstage\, the event will underscore the critical role of vocational education and training (VET) in fostering essential digital skills for individuals of all ages\, enabling career growth and personal advancement in the digital era.  \nKey Events at European level\nDuring the week of 23 October 2023\, key events at EU level will be organised by stakeholders\, including: \n\n23-24 October: Spanish Presidency Conference on recognition of VET qualifications in Seville\, Spain \n25-26 October: Meeting of the Directors-General in VET in Spain (event for representatives from the Ministries in charge of VET from 35 countries)\n26 October: EQAVET webinar: Creating a quality culture in VET – Trends and developments in quality assurance for VET providers \n26 October: OECD webinar “Education at a glance” on VET \n27 October: Event organised by European Associations of VET providers \n\nDiscover more about the European Vocational Skills Week. \n© European Commission
URL:http://20.86.141.199/events/european-vocational-skills-week-2023/
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SUMMARY:Future Innovators Summer School
DESCRIPTION:It is imperative that the younger generation of society adapt and learn more about Artificial Intelligence\, Digital Innovation and Information Technology that is constantly evolving. \nAs a result\, MDIA is organizing a Summer School related to this topic known as the Future Innovators Summer School. \nThe Summer ProgramThis program will be aimed at teens aged thirteen (13) to fifteen (15) years old\, with the goal of assisting young minds in providing creative abilities in artificial intelligence and digital innovation\, which are essential for all career pathways in all sectors. \nTeens who finish this summer school program will have a greater grasp of artificial intelligence and digital innovation\, as well as a steppingstone for them to continue their education at the secondary and perhaps postsecondary and tertiary levels.
URL:http://20.86.141.199/events/future-innovators-summer-school/
CATEGORIES:Digital Skills
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ORGANIZER;CN="Malta Digital Innovation Authority":MAILTO:info@mdia.gov.mt
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SUMMARY:ScienceTicTac - Stem Classes for children
DESCRIPTION:National Council of Women are pleased to announce the starting date and times for the STEM course – ScienceTicTac at NCW learning Centre in Blata l – Bajda.Sessions will take place weekly\, every Tuesday starting on 11th July 2023 at National Council of Women\, Pope Pius XII Flats 3 & 4\, Mountbatten Street\, Blata l- Bajda\, HMR 1579 \nStarting date: Tuesday 11th July 2023 for 7 sessions accompanied by parent/guardian/relative \nAges 4-7 yrs starting at 2.30pm till 4.00pm and for ages 8-11 yrs starting at 4.30pm – 6.00pm \nSessions are free of charge & light refreshments will be served. \nFor further information or to secure a place for your child in this exciting course please call on 21248881/ 21246982 or email ncwmalta@camline.net.mt \n 
URL:http://20.86.141.199/events/sciencetictac-stem-classes-for-children/
LOCATION:NCW Learning Centre\, Pope Pius XII Flats 3/4\, Mountbatten Street\, Blata l-Bajda\, HMR 1579\, Malta
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ORGANIZER;CN="The National Council of Women":MAILTO:ncwmalta@camline.net.mt
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SUMMARY:Green-digital transformation: DIGITAL SME organises a series of workshops on sustainability for key industrial sectors
DESCRIPTION:In this crucial decade for taking action against climate change\, it is imperative that all sectors of the EU economy undergo a profound transformation to achieve the ambitious targets set by the EU Green Deal such as climate neutrality by 2050. ICT SMEs play a central role in Europe’s green and digital transformation by developing technologies fostering sustainability across sectors\, and strengthening Europe’s position as a source of constant innovation. Following this vision\, DIGITAL SME partnered with the European Commission to carry out the “Get Digital: Go Green & Be Resilient” initiative to showcase and facilitate the adoption of cutting-edge sustainable solutions. However\, the core challenge to fast-track the twin transition lies in the identification of the most impactful sustainable technologies. This will allow to support stakeholders in successfully adopting and integrating them into operations and business processes. \nTo help overcome this issue\, DIGITAL SME\, as part of the European Green Digital Coalition (EGDC) Secretariat\, is co-organising a series of six workshops targeting key EU sectors\, namely smart cities\, transport\, energy/power\, manufacturing\, construction/buildings\, and agriculture. \nThese workshops bring together developers/providers and buyers/users of digital solutions\, as well as representatives from sustainable finance\, sectorial experts\, and policymakers. They are fostering discussions on how to promote the adoption\, deployment\, and effective use of digital solutions for greenhouse gas emissions’ reduction. The gathered inputs will feed into the Deployment Guidelines of the EGDC Pilot Project\, which will complement the EGDC science-based methodology to calculate the net climate impact of real-life digital solutions across sectors. The guidelines will provide tailored recommendations for different stakeholders within each sector by offering comprehensive guidance on how to: \nMaximise carbon\, resource\, and energy savings through the implementation of digital solutionsMinimise the emissions and potential negative impacts on the climate associated with these solutions.Establish metrics and tracking mechanisms to understand the impact of solutionsConsider other sustainability impacts\, such as health or social implications\, associated with the use of solutionsUltimately\, these guidelines will facilitate the green digital transformation of key sectors\, benefiting the environment\, society\, and the economy as a whole. To this extent\, the pivotal role of ICT SMEs for industrial ecosystems is unequivocal\, given their crucial contribution in addressing impending 21st century challenges (i.e. climate change\, energy crisis and supply chain resilience). \nThe first two workshops were held in April and May\, dedicated to the construction/buildings and the transport sector. \nRegistration is now open for the upcoming workshops focusing on the Agriculture (13 June)\, on the Energy/Power sector (28 June) and Smart Cities (12 July). \nRegister today!
URL:http://20.86.141.199/events/green-digital-transformation-digital-sme-organises-a-series-of-workshops-on-sustainability-for-key-industrial-sectors/
CATEGORIES:Digital Transformation
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ORGANIZER;CN="European Digital SME Alliance":MAILTO:office@digitalsme.eu
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