VETRINE - Vocational Education & Training towards re-inventing apparel procedures

This Erasmus + project seeks to diminish the environmental impact of apparel production through specifically developed vocational education and training modules. VETRINE - Vocational Education & Training towards re-inventing apparel procedures - provides awareness of the negative environmental footprint of the fashion industry alongside learning modules that will consider the entire production cycle including material choices, design and sewing, energy consumption, distribution and post-consumer habits such as repair and recycling.

The three-year VETRINE project will bring together HEIs, VET schools and labour market organizations aiming to establish flow of information and cultivate the ground towards implementation of green practices into the apparel industry. More specifically, the project has the following objectives:

To identify labour market needs and demands under the spectrum of apparel industry by mapping current state of apparel labour market and the level of responsiveness of VET institutions
To develop and implement new learning prospects to give opportunities to future designers to apply green initiatives during the production of apparel products
To establish collaboration pathways between education & labour market by bringing together VET learners with labour-market actors in order for the former to gain realistic overview of the business world
To open up towards new learning opportunities through the practical experience and application of entrepreneurial initiatives
To develop a sense of initiative by introducing European concepts around entrepreneurship
To lead a new era of exploitation of available ICT resources through the creation and launch of the “FashPass application”
To raise awareness of consumers and stakeholders through webinars and events.

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One of the first activities of the VETRINE project is the conducting of Focus Groups discussions in 4 partners countries involving around 400 textile VET students and over 20 textile enterprises. Here are some pictures of the 3 Focus Groups discussions carried out at AEG, in San Sebastián-Donostia, Spain on 12th December 2023.