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The transition towards a sustainable and climate-neutral economy is creating new opportunities in the labour market. More and more sectors require green skills and competences that support sustainability, energy transition, and circular solutions.
This curricula guides helps users explore green jobs by linking key competences to relevant education and training opportunities. It includes both formal learning pathways and opportunities for lifelong and informal learning.
The guide supports students, jobseekers, employees, career counsellors, and training providers in making informed choices and preparing for careers in the green economy.
The 3D & digital fabrication pathway
The 3D & digital fabrication pathway
Flanders, Belgium, offers a unique ecosystem for the "Green Entrepreneur and Hybrid Artisan," connecting playful experimentation with high-end engineering.
Learners can choose between several formal, informal, and professional paths to acquire the skills for the new green career profile.
The rise of the Reuse Artist
The rise of the Reuse Artist
To date, Spain does not offer a dedicated academic degree or specialized art school focused exclusively on reuse-based artistic practices.
Instead, reuse and upcycling approaches are usually embedded within broader art and design programs, appearing as project assignments, elective modules, workshops, or final projects rather than as a clearly defined and compulsory subject.
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