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SUMMARY:Partnerships for Skills – Building Bridges Across Sectors
DESCRIPTION:How can stronger partnerships across sectors help Europe build the skills needed for the future?\nAs technologies\, industries\, and labour markets continue to evolve\, building the right skills requires closer collaboration between education\, industry\, public authorities\, and other stakeholders. Stronger connections across sectors can help ensure that skills development responds to changing needs\, supports innovation\, and creates meaningful opportunities for learners and workers. \nJoin the “Partnerships for Skills – Building Bridges Across Sectors” webinar online on 14 October 2026 for a discussion on how cross-sector partnerships can contribute to stronger and more responsive skills ecosystems across Europe. The event will explore how shared knowledge\, coordinated action\, and sustained collaboration can help bridge the gap between education and the labour market\, while supporting innovation and future workforce needs. \nThrough insights and practical perspectives\, the webinar will highlight how collaboration between education providers\, industry\, and other sectors can improve skills planning\, strengthen knowledge exchange\, foster applied innovation\, and create stronger connections between learning and the world of work. \nWhat will you take away from this event?\n\nInsights into how cross-sector partnerships can strengthen skills ecosystems.\nPerspectives on aligning education and training with evolving workforce needs.\nPractical approaches to improving skills planning through collaboration.\nExamples of how partnerships can support knowledge exchange and applied innovation.\nA deeper understanding of how education\, industry\, and other stakeholders can work together to address skills gaps.\n\nWho should attend?\n\nHigher education and vocational education and training professionals.\nIndustry representatives and employers.\nPolicymakers and public sector representatives.\nSkills and workforce development organisations.\nEducators\, researchers\, and training providers.\nInnovation and entrepreneurship practitioners.\nOrganisations working to strengthen links between education and the labour market.\nAnyone interested in cross-sector collaboration and the future of skills.\n\nThe “Partnerships for Skills – Building Bridges Across Sectors” webinar provides an opportunity to exchange perspectives on how sustained collaboration can help build more connected\, innovative\, and future-ready skills ecosystems across Europe. \nJoin the conversation and explore how partnerships can build bridges between sectors\, strengthen skills development\, and prepare Europe’s workforce for the future.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/50981
LOCATION:Paris
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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SUMMARY:Make it in Germany 2026 – Take Your Chance!
DESCRIPTION:What opportunities await you in Germany’s job market?\nGermany is one of Europe’s leading economies\, offering exciting career opportunities for skilled professionals across a wide range of sectors. From healthcare and technology to engineering\, education and hospitality\, the country continues to seek international talent to help shape its future. \nMake it in Germany 2026 – Take Your Chance!\, organised by EURES Germany\, brings together jobseekers and employers to explore career opportunities and discover what it takes to build a professional future in Germany. \nThis online recruitment event offers participants the opportunity to connect directly with German employers\, learn more about available job opportunities and gain valuable insights into the German labour market. Through direct interaction and access to practical information\, participants can better understand the recruitment process\, the recognition of professional qualifications and the steps involved in pursuing a career in Germany. \nWhether you are looking for your next career move\, considering an international professional experience or exploring new opportunities abroad\, this event is an opportunity to take the first step towards your future in Germany. \nWhat will you take away from this event?\n\nDiscover career opportunities in Germany: Explore employment prospects across key sectors\, including healthcare\, technology\, engineering\, hospitality\, education and skilled trades.\nConnect with German employers: Learn more about participating companies\, their recruitment needs and the professional profiles they are looking for.\nNavigate the German labour market: Gain insights into the application process\, recruitment practices and what employers expect from international candidates.\nUnderstand qualification recognition: Discover the importance of recognising professional qualifications and the steps that may be required to work in Germany.\nExplore international career mobility: Learn more about the opportunities and practical considerations involved in relocating and building a professional future in another European country.\nTake the next step in your career: Gain the knowledge and confidence to pursue new professional opportunities and make informed decisions about your future.\n\nWho should attend?\nThis event is particularly relevant for skilled professionals\, jobseekers\, recent graduates and individuals interested in exploring career opportunities in Germany. \nIt is especially suitable for professionals working in: \n\nHealthcare: Doctors\, nurses and medical specialists.\nTechnology and innovation: IT experts\, digital professionals and technology specialists.\nService and hospitality: Professionals in hotels\, tourism and related services.\nEngineering and skilled trades: Engineers\, technicians\, electricians\, metalworkers and other skilled professionals.\nEducation: Kindergarten teachers\, educators and other education professionals.\nLogistics: Truck and bus drivers and other logistics professionals.\n\nWhether you are actively looking for a job in Germany or simply considering your next international career opportunity\, this event will provide valuable insights into the German labour market and help you understand the possibilities available to you. \nJoin the conversation\nYour next career opportunity could be closer than you think. \nJoin Make it in Germany 2026 – Take Your Chance! to discover new professional perspectives\, connect with employers and explore the opportunities that Germany has to offer. \nTake the first step towards your future in Germany and make your next career move count. \nRegister today and take your chance!
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/make-it-in-germany-2026-take-your-chance
LOCATION:Paris
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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SUMMARY:Leadership Models for the AI era
DESCRIPTION:What does effective leadership look like in an AI-enabled world?\nArtificial intelligence is reshaping more than the tools we use at work. It is transforming how decisions are made\, how organisations operate\, and what we expect from the people who lead them. \nLeadership Models for the AI Era\, co-hosted by EIT Campus and Fujitsu\, in collaboration with HR Nomad and the Beam Institute of Technology\, brings together leading voices from technology\, HR\, education and innovation to explore what effective leadership means in an AI-enabled workplace. \nThrough a cross-sector panel discussion\, our speakers will examine how AI is redefining the role\, responsibilities and skills of leaders\, and explore what it takes to build human–AI collaboration that works in practice. \nA key theme throughout the conversation will be the importance of women and diverse perspectives in shaping the future of AI-enabled leadership. As organisations navigate rapid technological change\, inclusive leadership will be essential to ensuring that AI is developed and adopted in ways that are innovative\, responsible and beneficial to society. \nWhat will you take away from this event?\n\nUnderstand how AI is transforming leadership and changing the responsibilities and skills leaders need across organisations and sectors.\nExplore new models of human–AI collaboration that combine the strengths of people and technology.\nDiscover the leadership skills needed for the future\, from adaptability and critical thinking to navigating technological change.\nUnderstand why diversity and inclusion matter for responsible and effective AI leadership.\nExplore how AI can drive innovation and contribute to tackling complex societal and environmental challenges in a sustainable and responsible way.\n\nWho should attend?\nThis event is particularly relevant for leaders\, managers\, HR and people professionals\, educators\, technology and innovation professionals\, entrepreneurs\, and anyone interested in the future of work and leadership in the age of AI. \nWhether you are already exploring AI within your organisation or are beginning to consider its implications for your teams and leadership practices\, the discussion will offer practical insights and perspectives from across sectors. \nJoin the conversation\nThe session will conclude with an open Q&A\, giving you the opportunity to put your questions directly to the panellists and explore the topics that matter most to you. \nJoin us to explore how leadership needs to evolve alongside AI\, and how we can shape a future where technology and people work together to create more innovative\, inclusive and responsible organisations.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/leadership-models-for-the-ai-era
LOCATION:Paris
CATEGORIES:EIT Campus Events
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SUMMARY:Circular Economy Skills for a Competitive Europe
DESCRIPTION:How can companies turn circular-economy ambitions into successful business practices?\nWhile circular-economy solutions are becoming increasingly important for businesses\, scaling circular projects often requires more than technological innovation. Companies also need a compelling business case to secure leadership commitment\, as well as the skills\, organisational capabilities\, and workforce engagement necessary to implement circular processes effectively. \nJoin EIT RawMaterials Academy for an online fireside chat with experts from CIRCULAR REPUBLIC on how companies can overcome these challenges and accelerate their circular transformation. Drawing on their experience working with businesses\, the speakers will explore how organisations can make the case for circularity\, identify the capabilities needed to implement circular business practices\, and embed circular thinking into corporate strategy\, organisational culture\, and workforce development. \nThe session will examine the connection between business strategy\, leadership engagement\, and skills development\, highlighting why successful circular transformation requires both organisational commitment and the right people with the right capabilities. \nWhat will you take away from this event?\n\nBuilding the business case for circularity: Understand how to communicate the value of circular projects and secure leadership buy-in and investment.\nIdentifying the skills needed for circular transformation: Explore the capabilities required to implement and scale circular processes across an organisation.\nEmbedding circularity into business strategy: Discover how companies can integrate circular principles into their strategic priorities and organisational culture.\nStrengthening workforce development: Learn why developing circular-economy skills across teams is essential for moving beyond isolated initiatives.\nLearning from industry experience: Gain practical perspectives from experts working directly with companies on circular transformation.\n\nThe session will also include a live Q&A\, giving participants the opportunity to raise questions and engage with the speakers. \nWho should attend?\nThis event is particularly relevant for: \n\nProfessionals working in the circular economy and resource efficiency.\nBusiness leaders and decision-makers responsible for sustainability and innovation.\nHuman resources professionals and workforce development specialists.\nSustainability managers and corporate transformation teams.\nProfessionals developing circular business models and scaling circular projects.\nEducators\, trainers\, and skills development organisations supporting the circular transition.\nAnyone interested in the relationship between circularity\, business strategy\, and workforce skills.\n\nJoin the conversation\nScaling the circular economy requires more than innovative technologies. It calls for organisations that understand the business value of circularity\, invest in the capabilities needed to deliver it\, and equip their people to drive lasting change. \nJoin this fireside chat to explore practical approaches to overcoming barriers to circular transformation and learn how leadership\, strategy\, and workforce development can work together to make circular projects successful. \nBring your questions and take part in the live discussion. \nRegister now to explore how businesses can build the business case and develop the skills needed to scale circularity.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/circular-economy-skills-for-a-competitive-europe
LOCATION:Paris
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SUMMARY:Empowering Learners for Workforce Transitions
DESCRIPTION:How can education providers help learners build the skills they need to enter employment and adapt to a changing world of work?\nAs labour markets evolve and new skills needs emerge\, education providers have an increasingly important role in helping learners build the capabilities they need to enter employment\, transition between careers and keep pace with changing workforce demands. Strengthening digital and transferable skills\, while creating opportunities for upskilling and reskilling\, can help learners navigate these transitions with greater confidence. \nThrough three expert presentations\, audience Q&A and an interactive debate\, the webinar will offer different perspectives on how education and training can respond to changing workforce needs and better connect learning with employment opportunities. It will also look at approaches that strengthen digital and transferable skills\, support career transitions and respond to emerging skills shortages. \nThe webinar is part of the “Lifelong Learning for an Innovative Workforce” thematic strand of the Community for Educational Innovation (CEI)\, a European Commission initiative supporting dialogue and exchange among education stakeholders and promoting educational innovation across Europe. \nJoin the discussion to discover how education providers can help learners build the skills they need to enter the workforce\, navigate career transitions and adapt to changing labour-market demands.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/empowering-learners-for-workforce-transitions
LOCATION:Paris
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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