Аэрокосмические школы Испании стремятся обеспечить промышленное будущее Европы

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Аэрокосмические школы Испании стремятся обеспечить промышленное будущее Европы  В Андалусии, Испания, современный центр профессионального обучения предоставляет студентам практические навыки для аэрокосмической отрасли — это часть более широких усилий ЕС по устранению дефицита квалифицированных кадров во всех отраслях.  Совместно с the European Commission  ЧИТАТЬ ДАЛЕЕ : http://ru.euronews.com/2025/07/09/aerokosmicheskie-shkoly-ispanii-stremyatsya-obespechit-promyshlennoe-budushee-evropy  Подписывайтесь: Euronews можно смотреть на Dailymotion на 12 языках

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00:00В Ларинконаде, около Севиль, СПАЙНОЕ,

00:05новый центр тренировка

00:07направляется на следующей генерации

00:09профессионалов аэроспейса.

00:30These students are part of a growing number of people

00:36aiming for careers in the aerospace industry.

00:39Centers like this give them the practical skills and knowledge

00:42to help make those ambitions a reality.

00:47Just one year after opening its doors,

00:49the Javier Embroda Public Integrated Vocational Training Center

00:53has already trained hundreds of young people

00:55for careers in the aerospace industry.

00:58With direct access to aircraft machinery, models

01:01and hands-on tools, students from all walks of life

01:04are able to move directly from the classroom

01:07to the shop floors of the industry.

01:10I think that's the most notable

01:12because in a middle grade, in a FP,

01:14like what I'm studying,

01:16you'll get a lot of experience

01:19and you'll be able to work in the labor world.

01:22I've always wanted to have a change

01:24because I've been a bit tired.

01:26I've been working for many years in the forest sector.

01:29This school is also giving us an opportunity

01:31to people of my age,

01:34who are more and who have a life already marked.

01:38This training center is the largest

01:41educational infrastructure project in Andalusia in recent years.

01:45It is part of a broader €99.4 million initiative

01:49funded by the European Social Fund Plus,

01:51aimed at strengthening dual vocational education and training

01:55throughout the southern Spanish region.

01:57In total, more than 23,500 students across Andalusia

02:02are expected to benefit from this investment by 2028.

02:06This center is going to be an extremely productive investment

02:13for the European Union.

02:15That is, the dedication of those European funds

02:17for the construction of this center

02:18and the equipment of this center

02:19will make a leap of quality for the area

02:23and for the alumni of the area.

02:25This school is a flagship initiative of the Pact for Skills,

02:38a European Union incentive to strengthen collaboration

02:54between education providers, local authorities,

02:57businesses and social partners.

02:59Its core mission is to address skill shortages

03:02and develop systems that enable workers

03:04to adapt effectively to evolving industry needs.

03:07Since its launch in 2020,

03:10the Pact has helped train 6.1 million workers

03:13and is aiming to reach 25 million by 2030.

03:19The Pact for Skills for us is a great opportunity

03:22to be in contact both with training centers,

03:25universities throughout Europe,

03:27also with authorities and sector associations like ours.

03:32We think that to strengthen the sector competencies

03:35in the sector, it is fundamental that all those elements

03:38are aligned to work together and develop new competencies in the sector.

03:45The Pact for Skills is a key part of the Union of Skills,

03:49an EU initiative aimed at boosting competitiveness

03:52by helping workers gain new competencies or update existing ones

03:56with a focus on women and those in STEM fields.

03:59It also encourages the movement of these skills across Europe,

04:02a vision that gives Pablo and Sonia fresh hope for their future.

04:07For me, for example, it is a lot of the issue of moving from different countries

04:13for what has provided us the Institute.

04:15For that issue of practices and management of tools,

04:19we can end up working here and in other countries.

04:22I am very proud of what I am doing,

04:25because I share my work with children.

04:30I also think that the school can open the doors to the future

04:35for my children so that they have a better life.

04:41As regions and countries across Europe continue to face economic challenges,

04:45this school and its network offer a new approach to training workers

04:49for the industries and economies of the future.

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