
LCAMP Presented at the “Industry of the Future” Meeting in Decazeville
On Tuesday, 2 December, LCAMP was showcased during the Industry of the Future Meeting organised by the Campus des Métiers et des Qualifications de l’Industrie
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On Tuesday, 2 December, LCAMP was showcased during the Industry of the Future Meeting organised by the Campus des Métiers et des Qualifications de l’Industrie

On 11 December, a training session on cybersecurity applied to Learning Factory environments took place at IES Zubiri Manteo BHI (Donostia – San Sebastián), with

LCAMP, thanks to its Italian partners MADE Competence Centre (MADE CC) and AFIL, participated in the World Manufacturing Forum & Young Manufacturing Summit 2025 in

On 3 December 2025, the final conference of the RALExILA project (National Registries of Adult Learning and Education to support the deployment of Individual Learning

On 27 November, EARLALL – LCAMP’s communications team took part in the REBOOT Skills Final Seminar. The REBOOT Skills project – dedicated to boosting digital

On 22 October 2025, an event within the framework of the LCAMP was held at the Nova Gorica School Centre, Higher Vocational School (Slovenia). The

The EARLALL Annual Meeting 2025 brought together regional representatives, education providers, and European partners in Mechelen (Belgium) to discuss how to strengthen the attractiveness and

Camosun Innovates is proud to be a member of the Advanced Manufacturing Micro‑Credential Consortium—an alliance of three Canadian colleges (Selkirk College, Red Deer Polytechnic and Camosun College) operating under

The European project LCAMP was recently showcased at SIANE Industries, the leading industrial trade fair, held in Toulouse from 14–16 October 2025. On 16 October,
LCAMP: Learner Centric Advanced Manufacturing Platform for Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs).
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