The PAIC project (Promoting Artificial Intelligence Competences in VET) concluded with an international Final Project Conference , hosted at the Šiauliai Vocational Training Centre . The event brought together project partners from Lithuania, Italy and Greece , along with educators, stakeholders and experts, to reflect on two years of collaboration and share the project’s key results. The conference served as a platform to present practical examples of how Artificial Intellig

As part of its commitment to innovative and practice-oriented education, the PAIC project (Promoting Artificial Intelligence Competences in VET) successfully implemented Virtual Living Labs (VLLs) across all partner countries. These activities created hands-on learning environments where vocational education and training (VET) learners explored Artificial Intelligence through real-life vocational challenges. The Virtual Living Labs followed a shared “learning by doing” appro

The PAIC project (Promoting Artificial Intelligence Competences in VET) has officially launched the PAIC Learning Platform , marking an important step in ensuring long-term access to the project’s educational resources. The platform has been designed to support the effective implementation of the PAIC curriculum and to facilitate the integration of Artificial Intelligence competences into vocational education and training across Europe. The learning platform provides educator

The PAIC project (Promoting Artificial Intelligence Competences in VET) has successfully completed a series of pilot AI training activities across Europe, marking a key phase in the practical implementation of the project’s curriculum. Pilot trainings were carried out in Bulgaria, Greece, and Slovenia , engaging more than 170 students from vocational and general education institutions. The pilot phase aimed to test the PAIC curriculum in real educational settings and to asse