Cahul, November 26, 2024 – The Business Incubator Cahul hosted the second Outreach Session within the Skills4future project, aimed at informing local beneficiaries about the benefits of participating in educational activities based on the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) curriculum, focusing on sustainability and advanced technologies, such as Industry 4.0.
The event was opened by Mr. Artur Nebunu, Manager of the Business Incubator Cahul, who presented the objectives and results achieved so far within the Skills4future project. He highlighted the importance of this project for the development of essential skills in the younger generations, with a significant impact on their professional training and integration into the labor market. Mr. Nebunu also emphasized the benefits of collaboration between the educational and business sectors to create a workforce better prepared for the challenges of a sustainable economy.
The event was attended by teachers, students, and local practitioners, and the discussions focused on the integration of both technical and soft skills in the processes of sustainable development and industrial innovation.
The Skills4future project continues to support the training of a new generation of professionals equipped to meet the challenges of the sustainable economy.
