The Vice-Rector for Development and Cooperation, professor Marek Łukasik, co-led a workshop on national CoVE initiatives, sharing Poland’s experience with Sectoral Skills Centres. The Polish model, already comprising over 120 centers, was highlighted as a successful example of bridging skills gaps, alongside presentations from experts from the Netherlands, Denmark, and Australia.
As part of the Forum, the delegation visited Green Academy in Aarhus and Mercantec in Viborg, key partners in an upcoming international CoVE project. In this initiative, Danish partners will act as coordinators, and Pomeranian University in Słupsk will lead the Polish component.
The event provided valuable opportunities to strengthen international cooperation, establish new Erasmus+ partnerships, and discuss future projects, including a planned CoVE in agri-machinery. The presence of our University’s representatives in Kolding highlights its growing role in the international vocational education landscape and its strategic importance for the Central Pomerania region.