CaBatt
Capacity Building for Battery Teachers in Vocational Education and Training
CaBatt
CaBatt – Capacity Building for Battery Teachers in Vocational Training – is a spin-off of the Erasmus+ co-funded ALBATTS Project (Alliance for Batteries Technology, Training and Skills). It was created to build upon the insights and needs identified during the ALBATTS initiative, with a clear mission: to empower VET teachers and trainers in the rapidly evolving battery sector.
Building on ALBATTS’s foundation, CaBatt strengthens the Batteries Teachers & Trainers Forum (BaTT Forum) by providing innovative tools, tailored support, and collaborative spaces for knowledge sharing among educators.
Through CaBatt, current and future teachers and trainers across Europe came together to exchange ideas, share best practices, and deepen their expertise — fostering collaboration and continuous professional development across Europe’s battery education community.
- CaBatt – Capacity Building for Battery Teachers in Vocational
- Project : 2023-1-FI01-KA220-VET-000160282
- 09/2023- 12/2025 28 moths
Purpose
Goal
The emerging battery industry is going to need a large workforce. Over 70% of the workers are blue- collar workers. Initial training, re-skilling and up-skilling is needed as well as qualified teachers and trainers. With this project we wanted to capacitate VET teachers around Europe with state-of-art battery skills and networks enhancing VET providers ability to provide quality training for the battery sector. This project was built on needs found in the Erasmus+ project ALBATTS.
By creating high quality state-of art courses that are eligible for Erasmus+ Key Action 1(learning mobility of individuals) funding we wanted to ensure an increased number of teachers with battery skills and networks around Europe. They can provide quality state-of art training for students that will answer to the workforce needs of the emerging battery sector, thus facilitating the green transition in Europe. The project was expected to increase interest for the battery industry among VET teachers