GreenComp Resources for Education, Empowerment, and Navigation to a New Future

Field: Vocational Education and Training

Project number: 2025-1-DE02-KA220-VET-000352368

Project duration: 01.12.2025 - 31.11.2027

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Integrating sustainability into vocational education

The GREEN-NOVA project is a European cooperation project developed under the Erasmus+ KA220-VET framework. It addresses the urgent need to integrate sustainability competencies into vocational education and training (VET) systems in line with the GreenComp framework and the European Green Deal priorities.

Our mission is to respond to increasing labour market demands for green and digital skills by equipping VET educators, learners and aspiring entrepreneurs with practical tools, innovative methodologies and accessible digital solutions.

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6 ICT-Based Training Modules

These modules are aligned with GreenComp competences. They are designed to enhance sustainability teaching in VET.

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Storytelling Handbook

This handbook offers sustainable career guidance. It features real-world case studies of sustainable businesses and career paths.

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Multilingual Mobile App

This app provides interactive and gamified sustainability content. It offers users interactive quizzes and practical exercises to reinforce GreenComp principles.

Primary target groups

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VET educators and trainers

This includes trainers and administrators who need upskilling and resources to effectively integrate GreenComp into their teaching.

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VET learners and adult learners

The project especially focuses on those enrolled in programs related to the green economy, such as renewable energy, eco-tourism, sustainable construction, and green technologies.

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Aspiring entrepreneurs and start-up founders

This includes individuals looking to retrain for sustainable and digital careers, particularly those developing green business ideas.

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Local businesses and industry stakeholders

This targets those who partner with VET institutions, and form a key audience as well, as they must align their workforce development strategies with evolving sustainability requirements.

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