Courses - Digi4Wearables
Digi4Wearables EU project launches 4 New Courses to Empower Footwear Industry in Albania
The Digi4Wearables initiative, a project dedicated to advancing digital manufacturing skills for the shoe industry, is pleased to announce the launch of four comprehensive courses now available on its website https://digi4wearables.eu/ . These courses are designed to enhance the expertise of workers in the footwear sector in Albania by utilizing innovative digital tools and inclusive training methodologies.
Developed as part of the Digi4Wearables project, the courses cover essential topics in footwear production and are modular in their format, providing flexibility for participants. Each course is structured in six sections: Macrostructure, Curriculum, Course Notes, Presentations, and Quiz Tests. This format ensures a thorough learning experience for participants, catering to various roles and levels of expertise.
The newly launched courses include:
Modular Course in Footwear Performance and Testing
Modular Course in Footwear Creative Design
Modular Course in Footwear Design Engineering
Modular Course in Footwear Customization Engineering
These courses target a broad audience, including designers, product developers, managers, technicians, trainers, students, technology providers, and other stakeholders involved in the footwear industry. By enhancing digital competencies, Digi4Wearables seeks to improve the knowledge and skills of workers in a rapidly evolving industry, paving the way for innovative, high-quality footwear production.
For more information on the Digi4Wearables project and to access the courses, please visit project website https://digi4wearables.eu/
About Digi4Wearables – Digital Tools for Wearable Products for the Shoe Industry, project number 101092436 – it is a Capacity Building project in the frame of Vocational Education and Training, an initiative focused on developing training programs in digital manufacturing for the footwear industry. The project aims to foster digital skills among footwear workers in Albania, promoting inclusivity and innovation through accessible, targeted education.
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