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On 4 June 2026, two MASTERY pilot-related events took place in Finland, highlighting the ongoing implementation of the project’s microcredential pathways and the active involvement of learners, educators, training providers and employers in the development of enabling green skills. The events focused on two MASTERY Green Skills: GS1 – Sustainable Practices in Green Environments and … Read more
On Thursday, 11 June 2026, from 14:30 to 16:30 CET, the MASTERY project will take part in the online event “Talent Factory and Microcredentials: Attracting, Retaining and Making Skills Visible”, organised in collaboration with the COVE EXCEED project. The event will bring together European experts and practitioners to discuss how talent attraction strategies and microcredentials … Read more
As part of the Erasmus+ Forward Looking project MASTERY – Micro-credentials Empowering Sustainable Skills, Spanish partners CETEM and AMUEBLA have successfully organised two dissemination and stakeholder engagement events linked to the implementation of the GS4 and GS5 pilot courses. The events formed part of MASTERY’s piloting activities aimed at testing and validating innovative micro-credentials designed … Read more
On 28th May, the MASTERY project participated in the European webinar “Reskilling for the Green Transition: What Erasmus+ Projects Can Teach European Policy”, a high-level event that brought together policymakers, VET experts, researchers and project representatives to discuss the role of microcredentials, VET innovation, and skills portability in supporting Europe’s green transition. The webinar featured … Read more
On 10 February 2026, the MASTERY Project was presented during the event “Transition in Action: Skills and Opportunities for a Sustainable Future” held in Sofia, featured in the session “Initiatives for Building Green and Digital Skills – Promotion of MASTERY Piloting.” The session highlighted the project’s approach to supporting workforce upskilling through innovative micro-credential frameworks … Read more
The MASTERY project has officially launched its pilot phase, marking an important step towards equipping learners and professionals with the skills needed for a more sustainable and circular Europe. Moreover, the most significant innovations emerging from the MASTERY project is not just the training itself, but what comes after: a micro-credential certification system designed to … Read more
Before a micro-credential can be issued, the quality of what happens in the classroom, or on screen, must meet a precise standard. This is why the Train the Trainers (TtT) phase sits at the heart of the MASTERY project: not simply to update educators on green skills content, but to equip them with the specific … Read more
