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ESSA

The European Software Skills Alliance

The European Software Skills Alliance (ESSA) is an alliance of 26 software sector partners, brings together key industry and education stakeholders from across the domain. Following the European Commissions call, the ESSA partners will work together to design and implement the new Software Skills Strategy and VET curriculum for Europe that will tackle the current and future skills shortages in the European Software Sector, driving the growth of software in Europe.

Start date

Deadline

Project status

Completed

Content tags

Erasmus+ KA2 and Jean Monnet

Financing

ERASMUS+ (2014 - 2020)
KA2
Sector Skills Alliances
Sector Skills Alliances in vocational education and training

Project website

ESSA

Coordinator

DigitalEutope AISBL, Belgium

Partners

The Addeco Group
AICA
AKMH
ametic
ASIIN
BCS Koolitus
Budapest University of Technology and Economy, Hungary
Codecool
Digital Technology Skills
DigitalEurope
Global Knowledge Frnace & The Nehterlands
Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia
Hellenic Open University, Greece
Univeristy of Applied Sciencec Utrecht, Netherlands
The Society of Chartered IT Professionals in Ireland, Ireland
IVSZ, MODIS, UNINFO, Warsaw School of Computer Science, Poland

Project value

3.843.634 EUR

Value for UL

215.185 EUR

Faculty, Academy/Rectorate UL

Faculty of Computer Science and Informatics UL (UL FRI)

Person responsible

dr. Marko Bajec

dr. Vlado Stankovski

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Software, European software sector, upskilling, workforce, curricula,  Erasmus+