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The overall aim of Vocational Aqualabs is to improve VET systems in the European Aquaculture sector to ensure researchers receive continual professional development training in generic skills which will a) result in increasing the quality, attractiveness and security of research career pathways b) increase the relevancy of researchers and their research to the sector c) improve knowledge transfer to industry for exploitation contributing to a sustainable sector in Europe. |
TITLE: | Vocational Aqualabs - Vocational Generic Skills for Researchers |
PROGRAMME: | EU Lifelong Learning Programme - Leonardo da Vinci - Transfer of innovation |
TOTAL BUDGET: | €332,240 |
EC CONTRIBUTION | €248,845 |
DURATION: | December 2009 – November 2011 (24 months) |
COORDINATOR: | Ankara University, Turkey |
CONSORTIUM: | six partners from five countries |
WEBSITE: | www.aqualabs.eu |
The competitiveness of the European aquaculture industry can only be assured through the quality of its future research support-base and an adequate supply of sufficiently skilled personnel. Researchers must remain in touch with technical developments in order to provide solutions to industry. Such up-skilling must be subject-specific but equally important are the generic skills. Essential though they are in today’s world, they are not usually part of course provision. Vocational Aqualabs focuses on generic skill provision to aquaculture researchers at all stages of their career offering flexible learning pathways for skill acquisition. Objectives:
The Vocational Aqualabs consortium consists of 6 partners from 5 countries:
CONTACT INFORMATION For more information, contact info@aquatt.ie |