EIT | Tech organisations in Europe pledge to train over 500 000 deep tech talents
Pledgers have already reached a major milestone and aim to train over 500 000 learners by 2025
The European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT) has received pledges from JA Europe, Intel Corporation, Abodoo, Generation, the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Computer Vision Center, and the Tampere University of Applied Sciences, who will partner up as part of the Deep Tech Talent Initiative to train over 500.000 Europeans.
The new pledgers join the 3.200 partners within the EIT Community to support the development of more trainings and courses that will fast-track the careers of deep tech learners. The ambition to train one million Europeans in deep tech by 2025 is a critical step for Europe to solve societal challenges and stay competitive in technologies with high innovation potential.
Read this page to get to know the pledgers.
Interested in learning more about the EIT Deep Tech Talent Initiative? Willing to join the pledge yourself? Everything you need to know is on this website.
Any questions? Don’t hesitate to contact our EIT contact person, Ann-Elise Mircea.
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