Adapting Digital Modules in Vocational Training – Seminar for Lviv College Leaders

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From 9 to 13 February 2026, ThAEP hosted an international seminar on “Adapting digital modules in vocational training”, attended by eight instructors from technical colleges in Lviv.

The training aimed to strengthen participants’ skills in developing, adapting and applying digital learning modules, while introducing innovative teaching methods in a practice-oriented way. Key topics included digital learning platforms, didactic models such as blended learning, and the use of virtual reality and artificial intelligence in vocational education – all set within the framework of European programmes such as Erasmus+.

Over the course of the seminar, participants developed their own digital teaching modules and exchanged views on the opportunities and challenges of digitalisation at their colleges. Particular attention was paid to transferring the concepts developed into everyday teaching practice and to deepening international cooperation. At the end of the training, the instructors received their Europass certificates as proof of participation.

Eight instructors and representatives of the Thuringian State Chancellery stand with Europass certificates at the European Information Centre
Handover of the Europass certificates at the European Information Centre of the Thuringian State Chancellery, with its director, Andreas Spieß (centre).

This project is co-funded by the European Union.