CirCLER presents newsletter with progress in the transition to the circular economy for the furniture sector
The CirCLER project launches its new newsletter, offering companies in the furniture sector key resources to move towards a circular economy.
The CirCLER project, a key initiative in the sustainable transformation of the furniture sector, has just launched its latest newsletter. This newsletter provides companies in the furniture value chain with up-to-date information and essential resources to guide their transition towards a circular economy.
CirCLER invites all interested parties to subscribe and explore the opportunities this newsletter offers to strengthen their knowledge and advance on their path towards a circular economy. The newsletter is an essential resource for any company wishing to be informed about the latest trends and tools in the field of circular economy.
The new edition is now available and can be consulted – don’t miss the opportunity to keep up to date with the innovations that are transforming the future of the furniture industry!
What is CirCLER?
CirCLER will develop new curricula for the CETM (EQF4, 5, 6) covering the current green, digital and transversal skills gaps, taking into account the policies and principles of EU Vocational Training and Higher Education (ECTS, EQF, EQAVET). It will create an innovative training toolkit including various multimedia and interactive materials and tools, enabling VET providers and EU Higher Education Institutions to train professionals to successfully lead this transition along the entire value chain of the furniture sector.
The work-based training toolkit will be available in 7 EU languages and will target learners and workers through customisable training pathways adaptable to the specific needs of Skills, Knowledge and Competences (SKCs). It will be tested in a pilot course by 400 students, validated by stakeholders and recognised within and outside the consortium thanks to the signature of MoUs (Memoranda of Understanding). CirCLER will also identify the ESCO profiles affected by the new CETM tasks.
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