Training for Teachers and Managers from Vocational Institutions from Ukraine in Thuringia

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From 1 to 4 April 2025, the Thuringian Agency for European Programmes hosted a training for teachers and college leaders from western Ukraine.

The training focused on key topics in the digitalisation of vocational education, drawing in particular on insights and materials from the Erasmus+ projects “MEDIC”, “PRO-DIGIT” and “MO-LAB”.

The event made a significant contribution to strengthening professional exchange and to developing modern educational approaches in international cooperation.

Discussion round on the practical use of digitalisation and artificial intelligence in the hospitality industry

In a lively discussion round, participants exchanged approaches and experiences on the use of digital technologies — in particular artificial intelligence — in the hotel and hospitality sector.

Participants (from left): Marcus Kleint, Liliana Hrytsyshyn, Svitlana Melnyk, Nadiia-Galyna Korzh, Vasyl Vasyliuk, Volodymyr Stasiuk and Detlef Reuter.
Participants (from left): Marcus Kleint, Liliana Hrytsyshyn, Svitlana Melnyk, Nadiia-Galyna Korzh, Vasyl Vasyliuk, Volodymyr Stasiuk and Detlef Reuter.

Digitalisation in medical vocational training

The exchange focused on integrating digital technologies into medical education and training — a key topic for the future of healthcare. This is led by Dr Michaela Tamme, director of Bildungswerk für Gesundheitsberufe gGmbH.

Training participants: Dr Michaela Tamme, Vasyl Vasyliuk and Volodymyr Stasiuk
Participants (from left): Dr Michaela Tamme, Vasyl Vasyliuk and Volodymyr Stasiuk.

At the end of the training, all participants received their Europass certificates confirming their participation, presented by the chairwoman of the board of the Thuringian Agency for European Programmes, Dipl.-Ing. Liliana Hrytsyshyn.

Handover of the Europass to Volodymyr Stasiuk, director of the Medical College of Ivano-Frankivsk
Handover of the Europass to Mr Volodymyr Stasiuk, director of the Medical College in the city of Ivano-Frankivsk.

This project is co-funded by the European Union.