European skills priorities
Strategic input on the Union of Skills, sectoral skills agendas, implementation and the role of European and regional partnerships.
The Skills (R)evolution Conference brings together industry leaders, education and training providers, policymakers, regions, social partners and skills experts from across Europe to shape the future of skills in the automotive and mobility ecosystem, connected industrial ecosystem and beyond. It connects strategic priorities with real industry needs and practical education and training solutions, creating a unique space to exchange insights, showcase good practices, strengthen collaboration and jointly address the skills needed for Europe’s competitiveness, innovation and ongoing technological transformation.
The conference translates European skills ambitions into practical cooperation for the automotive-mobility ecosystem. It connects the Pact for Skills, the Union of Skills and the Industrial Action Plan for the European automotive sector with regional delivery, cross-sector partnerships and proven approaches from industry and education.
Strategic input on the Union of Skills, sectoral skills agendas, implementation and the role of European and regional partnerships.
Cooperation that supports industrial transformation across automotive-mobility, technology ecosystems and regions.
Upskilling and reskilling examples from Blueprint projects, TRIREME, national and regional initiatives and industrial partners.
Partnerships that strengthen STEM, attract talent and improve workforce readiness for technological change.
The date, city and overall timing are confirmed. Sessions, speakers, partners and participation information will be published as the programme develops.
The Automotive Skills Alliance and WRS Stuttgart Region are preparing the Stuttgart edition together.
The 2027 conference day and reception will take place in Stuttgart. Further practical information will be published closer to the event.
The Skills (R)evolution Conference brings together industry, education, policymakers and skills experts to shape the future of skills in automotive, mobility and connected industries. It creates a space for collaboration, exchange and joint action on Europe’s competitiveness and transformation.
The 2027 Stuttgart edition will focus on coordinated action for competitiveness, innovation and a just industrial transition, connecting European strategy with concrete regional, sectoral and project implementation.
ASA partners and members, European and national authorities, regional actors, industry and cluster representatives, education and training providers, social partners and related European initiatives.
Take stock of achievements, identify shared priorities and plan the next steps for a coordinated European skills response that supports competitiveness, innovation and a just transition.
The archive preserves programmes, speakers, institutional context and selected information from previous editions.