March 2024

The Crucial Role of the DiTwin Competence Framework in Preparing VET Students for Industry 4.0

In today’s rapidly evolving industrial landscape, the integration of advanced technologies and digitalization has given rise to what is commonly referred to as Industry 4.0. This paradigm shift brings with it a demand for a new set of skills and competences, posing challenges for vocational education and training (VET) institutions tasked with preparing students for the workforce of tomorrow. Recognizing the importance of addressing these challenges, the DiTwin project will develop a Competence Framework designed to bridge the gap between VET education and the requirements of Industry 4.0. The DiTwin Competence Framework serves as a foundational tool for aligning VET education with the needs of Industry 4.0, with a primary focus on improving the school-to-work transition of VET students. Here’s why this framework is so vital: By identifying industry-relevant competences, enhancing teaching practices, and improving student employability, the DiTwin Competence Framework represents plays a crucial role in ensuring that VET education remains relevant and effective in the face of technological advancement. To stay updated on project developments, please visit the project social media pages (Facebook and Linkedin).

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Main Objectives The months ahead will be crucial for the development of WP2 “DiTwin Modules”: we will be facing a busy time but we are positive about the successful results we will achieve. These are the main activities forseen by WP2: Elaboration of the DiTwin Competence Framework: based on the common competences highlighted in the previous phase different profiles required by industry 4.0 will be elaborated Mapping of the profiles: based on the technical and pedagogical potential of Digital Twin Creation of Digital Twin-based training modules: implementable in VET schools for the achievement of the learning outcomes related to the profiles identified Creation of the Digital Twin Platform: to allo studente to access the DiTwin modules   Second Project Meeting The second project meeting will take place in Krakow (PL) from 14 until 15 November 2024 and will be hosted by Uniwersytet Komisji Edukacji Narodowej w Krakowie (UKEN). During the meeting, partners will have the opportunity to present the first DiTwin results and to plan new project’s activities. To stay updated on project developments, please visit the project social media pages (Facebook and Linkedin).

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