Digital learning paths for the energy transition now available through AMV ELC

Digital learning paths for the energy transition now available through AMV ELC

The first learning module of the AMV Energy Learning Community is now live. Within this project, The Future acts as project lead and works together with partners from Flanders and the Netherlands on one clear challenge: helping companies train new technical employees faster and more effectively for the energy transition.

Practical training for technical talent in the energy transition

The energy transition is increasing the demand for technical skills. At the same time, the role of energy technicians is changing. The technician of the future needs more than technical expertise alone. They also need to understand why the energy transition is necessary, how the energy landscape in Flanders and the Netherlands is developing, and which technologies will play a role now and in the future.

That is why AMV ELC is developing practical learning modules that support companies, training providers and employees in building this knowledge. The first module is an accessible introductory package consisting of 5 digital learning paths for the energy transition.

First AMV ELC learning module: 5 digital learning paths

The first module offers a broad introduction to energy, climate change, the energy transition and relevant energy technologies. The module consists of the following learning paths:

Learning path 1: What is energy?

An introduction to the basic principles of energy and their relevance within technical professions.

Learning path 2: Climate change

An explanation of climate change and its connection to energy use, sustainability and societal change.

Learning path 3: Energy transition

An introduction to the energy transition and its impact on companies, technology and the labour market.

Learning path 4: Comparing the Flemish and Dutch energy landscape

A comparison of the energy landscape in Flanders and the Netherlands, including differences, similarities and the relevance of cross-border cooperation.

Learning path 5: Energy technologies: past, present and future

An overview of energy technologies over time and the role of new technologies in the further sustainability of the energy system.

Start learning in the digital environment

These digital learning paths give companies and training providers an accessible way to introduce employees to the fundamentals of energy, climate and technology. This creates a practical first step towards broader employability, better training and future-proof technical skills.

As project lead, The Future is closely involved in AMV ELC. We are proud that the first learning environment is now available and can be used directly by companies, training providers and professionals who want to invest in knowledge development for the energy transition.

Explore the learning environment and start the digital learning paths: https://lnkd.in/e-Z9Z56A

About AMV ELC and Interreg Belgium-The Netherlands

The AMV ELC project is funded by the Interreg Belgium-The Netherlands VI programme, the cross-border cooperation programme with financial support from the European Regional Development Fund. More information: www.grensregio.eu.

With financial support from the Province of Noord-Brabant, Province of Limburg, Province of Flemish Brabant, Province of Antwerp, Province of East Flanders, VLAIO – Flanders Innovation & Entrepreneurship and the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy.