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Digital skills for engineering industry

Lithuania · Vilnius · National · See the Lithuania profile

The initiative is implemented through two main activities: the mobile STEAM laboratory InfoBus; and the ArTech 2k17 competition. An interactive and user-friendly database for young people is being developed, containing information on specializations in the electronics and metalwo

10000
Young people, teachers and trainers reached (since Dec 2016)

Details

Maturity
Established
Promoter
Engineering Industries Association of Lithuania LINPRA — website
Type
Service
Status
Ongoing
Target groups
Marginalised young people and children
People reached
10000
People targeted
10000
Period
2016-08-31
Region (NUTS)
LT01
Keywords
STEAM, engineering, digitization, digital skills

Context

Lithuania's InfoBus mobile STEAM laboratory and ArTech vocational-training competition introduce young people to the engineering and electronics industries through hands-on machine demonstrations and creative competitions, aiming to raise interest in technical careers.

Results

From December 2016, the InfoBus laboratory took part in more than 30 events and reached more than 10,000 young people, teachers, trainers and business representatives.

Implementation

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