Skills4Recovery

Education

Ukraine

8VS1-VM-UA-S4REDUC24

Timeframe 01.09.2024-30.06.2026 Aktiivne

Target group Ukraina kutsehariduskoolid

Budget 1 000 000 EUR

Funders

ESTDEV

Partners

Skills4Recovery is a multi-donor action project in Ukraine with a total budget of €14 million, to which Estonia will contribute €1 million. Estonia's contribution to the project is to support the digitisation of the Ukrainian vocational education system and the development of digital competences of teachers, taking into account the needs of the post-war reconstruction and the changed labour market. ESTDEV's partner is the NGO Mondo.

Project objectives

The main objective of the project is to support Ukraine on its path to EU membership and strengthen the country's resilience to the effects of Russian aggression. A specific objective is to ensure the availability of a skilled workforce for the recovery of the Ukrainian economy.

Actions and results

The project has five main deliverables, which focus on:

Building the capacity of vocational education and training providers
Delivering rapid and long-term vocational training courses
Creating tools to meet labour market needs
Improving policy and strategic approaches to VET
Dissemination of effective approaches and concepts

News

ESTDEV awards four global education prizes at national student inventor competition

Last week, President Alar Karis recognised the laureates of the national student inventor competition at a special ceremony. ESTDEV also presented four special awards for inventions that reflect the tenets of global education.

News

20 Ukrainian health care workers complete occupational therapy training in Estonia

Last week, 20 Ukrainian health care workers were awarded diplomas for completing occupational therapy internships at Tallinn Healthcare College. Upon their return home, they will be able to become occupational therapy trainers in Ukrainian hospitals.

News

Estonia and Ukraine launch innovative management programme for local governments to access EU reconstruction funds

Over 200 representatives from Ukraine’s Zhytomyr Region have joined a programme to strengthen local governments' ability to develop and implement projects funded by the European Union.

Contacts

Kristi Kulu

Programme Manager for Education

[email protected]