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Developing skills for the electrochemical industry

Lifelong learning

Under the umbrella of Amcel, Inholland University of Applied Sciences and the University of Amsterdam have started an initiative focused on educating and upskilling technicians and scientists working on the energy and sustainability transition. Organisations interested in joining are very welcome.
Education

The initiative is supported by LLO Katalysator, a National Growth Fund programme aimed at developing skills for the future labour market and accelerating transitions. The underlying idea is that the energy and sustainability transition requires more than new technology. It also requires people with the right skills who continue to develop.

Lifelong learning is therefore the guiding principle of the LLO Katalysator project. It supports both early-career and experienced professionals in gaining the knowledge and skills needed for a more sustainable industry, enabling them to grow with the changes that industrial decarbonization requires.

Amcel is currently conducting a market analysis in the chemical industry to identify which knowledge and skills are currently lacking in practice and will form the basis for developing new learning modules in combination with research projects.

Several companies and public partners are already connected to Amcel and this specific project. New interested partners are welcome.

Are you interested in joining or learning more?

Contact Bart van den Bosch via bart.vandenbosch@inholland.nl