ASLAM Hosts ShiftVET Technological Workshop to Explore the Future of Digital VET

The workshop introduced the objectives and progress of the ShiftVET project, highlighting its contribution to modernising training practices within the wood and furniture sector. Particular attention was given to the integration of 3D Printing, 3D Scanning and CNC technologies into existing educational pathways.

Participants actively engaged in discussions on how these technologies can strengthen project-based learning approaches and improve the relevance of training programmes to current industry needs. The session also provided an opportunity to reflect on future developments and the growing importance of digital competences in vocational education.

Feedback from attendees was highly positive, with participants recognising the relevance of the technologies presented and their strong alignment with current training activities. Discussions highlighted the need for additional equipment, specialised staff training and greater institutional support to further expand the use of digital manufacturing technologies.

Several ideas emerged during the workshop, including the integration of ShiftVET activities into regular teaching programmes and the development of new initiatives connecting project outputs with existing classroom and laboratory projects.

The event confirmed the strong interest among educational professionals in expanding the use of advanced manufacturing technologies and reinforced the importance of providing practical tools and guidance to support innovation in VET.

Through activities such as this workshop, ShiftVET continues to support vocational training centres in preparing learners and educators for the digital transformation of the wood and furniture sector.

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