Skills intelligence
Identification and interpretation of changing competence, occupation and workforce requirements.
The conference brings together public authorities, industry and engineering organisations, social partners, education and training providers, regions, researchers and European projects to discuss skills requirements and implementation approaches.
Initiated by the Automotive Skills Alliance, Skills (R)Evolution focuses on workforce development in the automotive-mobility ecosystem and related strategic sectors. It provides a structured setting for comparing evidence, policy priorities and implementation experience.
The programme addresses competence requirements associated with electrification, digitalisation, automation, sustainability, circularity, changing value chains and new industrial business models.
Identification and interpretation of changing competence, occupation and workforce requirements.
Curriculum development, training delivery, modular learning and industry-provider cooperation.
Competence recognition, quality assurance, micro-credentials and lifelong-learning mechanisms.
Translation of European and sectoral priorities into regional workforce-development activities.
Skills implications of technology adoption, decarbonisation, digitalisation and changing value chains.
Interaction between public authorities, Pact for Skills partnerships, industry, projects and education systems.
Participants include European, national and regional policymakers; companies and engineering organisations; sector associations and clusters; universities and VET providers; social partners; researchers; and teams working in European skills and industrial-transition projects.
The conference is intended as a working forum for presenting evidence, comparing approaches, discussing implementation barriers and identifying areas for cooperation.
Skills (R)Evolution is connected to the Pact for Skills and to European cooperation on workforce development, including connection to strategic projects such as ERASMUS+ Blueprint, CoVEs and other initiatives supporting implementation.
Conference day and reception: Tuesday, 13 April 2027, 09:00–17:30 with the reception continuing until 21:00 in Stuttgart. The detailed programme and participation arrangements are being confirmed.