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Increase chances for sustainable employment of low skilled people

Pre-training & recruitment

Through co-creation, the partners explore new approaches to boost career competences and soft skills of job seekers.

Vocational training

The project investigates how innovative learning tools such as light guide systems, AR/VR, serious gaming… can be used in technical training programmes.

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Events - 14 October 2022

Looking back on the successful closing event of BHC21 on 12 October in Lille

The projectpartners and participants enjoyed the webinar and the workshop sessions on innovative learning technologies, train-the-trainer, the decision tool and a holistic approach on employing low skilled people.

BHC21 KU Leuven onderzoeksrapport okt2022

Realisation - 11 October 2022

What is the potential of learning technologies in vocational training programs?

KU Leuven run a literature research about this topic and analysed the impact of the implemented technology on the trainee and the trainer.

Events - 25 August 2022

Closing event | 12 October | Lille

Are you interested in finding out how you can motivate and train the low-skilled people for jobs in the industry? On the final conference on the 12th October in Lille (FR), the partners unveil new approaches and innovative technologies to bring your employees to a higher level.

Featured

Events - 14 October 2022

Looking back on the successful closing event of BHC21 on 12 October in Lille

The projectpartners and participants enjoyed the webinar and the workshop sessions on innovative learning technologies, train-the-trainer, the decision tool and a holistic approach on employing low skilled people.

Realisation - 11 October 2022

What is the potential of learning technologies in vocational training programs?

KU Leuven run a literature research about this topic and analysed the impact of the implemented technology on the trainee and the trainer.

Events - 25 August 2022

Closing event | 12 October | Lille

Are you interested in finding out how you can motivate and train the low-skilled people for jobs in the industry? On the final conference on the 12th October in Lille (FR), the partners unveil new approaches and innovative technologies to bring your employees to a higher level.

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Project partners from Belgium, France and the United Kingdom bring in their expertise and provide access to complementary technological, pedagogical or organisational knowledge from their region

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2 Seas area

The Programme area covers the coastal regions along the Southern North Sea and the Channel area. Four different Member States are involved: England, France, the Netherlands and Belgium, and the total area represents a total of 88,000 square kilometres. This makes it one of the largest cross-border Programmes in Europe.

The 2 Seas area is connected by the Channel and the North Sea

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