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ProSkill Project Coordinator Tamás Bakó visited the Mahikeng Campus of North-West University (NWU) in South Africa in 2024 through the Erasmus+ program.

During his visit, Tamás presented ProSkill as a talent management program to the campus leadership. The project garnered significant interest, particularly from Prof. Anna-Marie Pelser, who oversees talent management and expressed her interest to learn more.

Tamás looks forward to potential collaboration with the NWU Business School in connection with ProSkill.

 

The Art & Science 2024 event at the Technical University of Ostrava offered a unique fusion of technology, creativity, and scientific exploration, attracting visitors eager to engage with innovative ideas. Attendees had the opportunity to explore interactive exhibits, attend inspiring lectures, and connect with researchers and artists.

As part of the event, the ProSkill Project was introduced during a dedicated presentation, emphasising its role in skills development and education. Visitors learned about the project’s impact and how it supports students in acquiring key competencies for the future.

The Technical University of Ostrava once again took part in the Gaudeamus Days in Brno, a prestigious higher education fair that attracts students seeking information about their future studies. As a regular participant, the university presented its diverse academic programs and student opportunities to prospective applicants.

At this opportunity, the ProSkill Project was presented. Visitors had the opportunity to learn about the project through informational brochures and direct discussions with university representatives. Additionally, students were introduced to the latest results and insights from ProSkill, emphasising its impact on skills development and education.

ProSkill Project Coordinator Tamás Bakó from the University of Miskolc participated in an education fair in Jakarta, Indonesia, on 18 November 2023, organised by the Begin Group. Tamás Bakó had the opportunity to include the ProSkill project in his presentation to approximately 200 interested people.

In addition, during the fair, the ProSkill Project Coordinator could distribute promotional Proskill brochures to those fair attendees interested in becoming students of the University of Miskolc. The brochure distributed showcases the talent-management activities organised thanks to the ProSkill project.

EFG President David Govoni and Interim Director of Stakeholder Engagement Maureen represented the European Federation of Geologists at the 60th anniversary of the American Institute of Professional Geologists (AIPG) that took place from September 16th to 19th in Covington, Kentucky.

AIPG generously extended the opportunity to the European Federation of Geologists (EFG) to set up a booth, enabling the Federation to showcase its diverse range of activities. This platform was particularly valuable for introducing EFG’s EU-funded projects, including the ProSkill project.