The MATES Pilot Experiences are vital components of the overall strategic design of the project. These experiences are composed of a series of activities which align with the priority lines of action and training needs identified.
Target beneficiaries include students, teachers, trainers, skilled workers and those who have recently joined the workforce. While it was originally hoped that the Pilot Experiences would include a mix of e-learning courses, hackathons, upskilling workshops, careers seminars and more, the consortium have had to make several adaptions in response to COVID-19. As such, some of the planned face-to-face activities are now taking place online.
The outcomes of the Pilot Experiences will provide vital knowledge for bridging the maritime skills gap and increasing the sector’s overall competitiveness and attractiveness. Insights will feed directly into the long-term action plan, which will be developed by MATES, informing policy recommendations and best practices.
All of the MATES Pilot Experiences are published on the European Marine Biological Resource Centre’s Marine Training Platform. In order to boost the development of Blue Careers, the EMBRC offers an overview of current Marine and Maritime training. It is a supporting framework to foster new Blue Growth training initiatives and supports the exchange of best practice for Blue Career focused training.
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Definition of New Occupational Profiles
The main goal of this Pilot Experience was to define the new occupations emerging from the evolving technologies in the Offshore Renewable En...
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ED2MIT: Education and Training for Data Driven Maritime Industry
ED2MIT, developed a series of training courses for topics related to data literacy, data management and modern platforms for digitalisation i...
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MOOCs on Industry 4.0 and the naval sector
This Pilot Experience aimed to address the common problem of the mismatch of skills acquired through education and the needs of companies. It...
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Freeboard
The aim of Freeboard is to build a boat model using a block assembly process, in order to reproduce conditions that students will face in rea...
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The Magnus Effect
The aim of the Magnus Effect was to build a scale offshore wind jacket, to promote renewable energies, in particular wind and marine energy, ...
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Training Seminar on Additive Manufacturing and Risk Management in the Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Sectors
The aim of the training seminar "Additive Manufacturing and Risk Management in the Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Sectors" was to support the s...
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MOL2: Maritime on the Loop of Ocean Literacy
MOL2 aimed to engage educational and training centres with cross-curricular skills related to Shipbuilding and Marine Technologies. ...
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Offshore Renewable Energy Courses
The offshore renewable energy courses provided information on the marine energy se...
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Ocean Pro.Tec Lab
The Ocean ProTec.Lab was a short-term course on knowledge exchange between workers from traditional sectors (including shipbuilding/ship repa...
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Green Move
Green Move aims to promote professional mobility (including exchanges and technical visits) of students and workers to encourage the use of g...
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Innovation Manager in Shipbuilding Course
The aim of the Innovation Manager in Shipbuilding Course was to attract talent from training centres to the shipbuilding sector by upskilling...
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