Project Partners
“Great things are never done by one person; they’re done by a team of people.”
— Steve JobsEduMobility 2.0 brings together five organisations from four countries, combining expertise in vocational education, automotive technology, electric mobility, programming, artificial intelligence and sensor systems. Together, our partners develop practical learning materials and hands-on experiences in electric and autonomous vehicle technologies, bringing tomorrow’s technologies into vocational education today..
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Partners
Each organisation brings a different combination of educational, technical and practical expertise to EduMobility 2.0.
Pärnu Hariduskeskus
Pärnu Hariduskeskus coordinates EduMobility 2.0 and contributes extensive experience in vocational education, international project management, digital learning and practical technical education. The organisation connects the project’s learning platform with programming, 3D printing and practical vehicle development.
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Karmen Torin · Show email
karmen.torin(att)hariduskeskus.eePriit Auväärt · Show email
priit.auvaart(att)hariduskeskus.eeCentrum Kształcenia Zawodowego w Jastrzębiu-Zdroju
CKZ contributes strong experience in technical vocational education, including electronics, mechatronics, automation and programming. Its previous work with LiDAR and sensor technologies provides important knowledge for autonomous-system learning and sensor integration within EduMobility 2.0.
Project team & contacts
Piotr Boszowski · Show email
piotr.boszowski(att)ckzjz.onmicrosoft.comArtur Hausman · Show email
artur.hausman(att)ckzjz.onmicrosoft.comKayseri Eğitim Kültür ve Gençlik Derneği
EKGENDER brings together educators, technical teachers and academic professionals experienced in international education projects and emerging technologies. Its expertise in machine learning, programming, sensors and 3D technologies supports the intelligent and autonomous systems dimension of the project.
Project team & contacts
Mükremin İNCEDAĞ · Show email
mukreminincedag(att)gmail.comHakan YİĞİT · Show email
hakan.yigit(att)meb.gov.trYılmaz Metin ÜNAL · Show email
metinunal1970(att)hotmail.comCIFP Andra Mari LHII
CIFP Andra Mari contributes practical experience in electric mobility, engineering and vehicle development. The centre combines hands-on technical education with mechatronics, telecommunications and sustainable mobility, including experience with small electric vehicles.
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Eduardo Aginako · Show email
eaginako(att)andramari-galdakao.netSilvia Cantalapiedra · Show email
scantalapiedra(att)andramari-galdakao.netGermán Aldamizetxebarria · Show email
galdamiz(att)andramari-galdakao.netIES José Zerpa
IES José Zerpa contributes strong practical experience in automotive education, electric and hybrid mobility, manufacturing and the application of advanced technologies to real vehicles. Its engineering experience strengthens the practical vehicle-development and prototype dimension of EduMobility 2.0.
Project team & contacts
Saulo Moreno · Show email
smortej(att)canariaseducacion.esSergio García · Show email
sgarvie(att)canariaseducacion.esAntonio Caballero · Show email
acabhidk(att)canariaseducacion.esOne Partnership. Complementary Expertise.
Each partner contributes a different part of the knowledge needed to connect modern vehicle technology with vocational education.
Different expertise. Shared development.
By working together across Europe, EduMobility 2.0 combines educational and technical expertise that would be difficult to reproduce within a single institution. The partnership creates a shared environment for developing, testing and transferring modern learning approaches across different vocational education systems.