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About Learning Platform
A Shared Platform for European Learning Content
The Learning Platform is an online environment for hosting, delivering and reusing courses and learning content developed through European projects, partnerships, education and training providers, industry initiatives and skills ecosystems.
Its purpose is simple: to make high-quality learning resources developed through European cooperation accessible, usable and sustainable beyond individual projects and initiatives.
Rather than every project creating and maintaining its own separate learning environment, the Learning Platform provides a shared infrastructure where courses and learning modules can be hosted, delivered and continuously used.
All courses available through the Learning Platform are free of charge.
From Project Results to Lasting Learning Resources
European projects and partnerships develop a significant amount of valuable educational and training content. However, once a project finishes, its courses and learning materials can become difficult to find, maintain or use.
The Learning Platform helps address this challenge.
It provides an established environment where European initiatives can host their learning content and keep it accessible after project completion, while focusing their resources on developing relevant and high-quality education and training rather than creating another standalone learning platform.
The result is a growing collection of learning resources that can continue to support learners, education providers and industry across projects, countries and sectors.
Learning Content Designed to Be Used
One resource can support many different learning needs
Content hosted on the Learning Platform is not intended only for individual online learning. Courses and modules can be used in different ways across the education and training ecosystem.
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Use for company and industry training
Companies, industry organisations and sectoral academies can use complete courses or selected modules to support employee training, upskilling and reskilling.
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Integrate into education and training
Universities, VET providers, schools and training organisations can use existing courses or individual modules to complement their programmes, update curricula or introduce new content into existing courses.
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Host learning results from European projects
European projects and partnerships can use an established learning environment for their courses instead of developing separate platforms that may disappear once project funding ends.
Part of the Skills Hub Ecosystem
Connecting learning content with the wider skills ecosystem
The Learning Platform forms part of the wider Skills Hub ecosystem and provides the environment where learning content can be hosted and delivered.
Within this ecosystem, the two tools have complementary roles.
Learning Platform
Hosts and delivers the actual learning content. It is where learners access courses, modules, activities and learning materials.
Skills Hub
Connects and helps users discover learning opportunities across the wider education and training ecosystem. Courses can be linked with relevant skills and competences, job roles, competence frameworks, training providers and learning paths.
Together, the platforms create a connection between:
skills needs
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competences
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job roles
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learning opportunities
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learning content
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recognition
Courses hosted on the Learning Platform can therefore become part of a broader skills-based learning ecosystem rather than existing as isolated training resources.
For selected courses, this connection can also support micro-credentials and digital recognition through Skills Hub.
Built Through European Cooperation
From individual projects to shared infrastructure
The Learning Platform has developed progressively through cooperation within European skills, education and training initiatives.
Its foundations were established through the DRIVES project, which developed education and training solutions for the automotive sector and created the initial learning environment.
Since then, the platform has continued to evolve through cooperation with further European projects and partnerships, bringing additional courses, learning modules, sectors and use cases into the shared environment.
Initiatives contributing to its development and use include ALBATTS, CYBERENG, TRIREME, ECEPE, PIECE, ChemSkills and other European cooperation projects.
The Learning Platform is therefore not a platform for one individual project or one sector. It is designed as reusable infrastructure that can support different European projects, partnerships and learning communities.
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Part of a Growing European Skills Ecosystem
The Learning Platform contributes to a broader approach in which European projects do not develop isolated solutions, but progressively connect and reuse existing tools, knowledge and learning resources.
New projects and organisations can contribute additional learning content, while existing resources can be reused by other education providers, companies and initiatives.
This helps reduce duplication, improve sustainability of project results and make European investment in education and training accessible to a wider community.
Platform Stewardship
Developed and maintained by SkillsTech Lab
The Learning Platform is developed and maintained by the SkillsTech Lab team at VSB – Technical University of Ostrava, in cooperation with European projects, education and training providers, industry partners and skills initiatives.
The team combines experience in skills intelligence, competence frameworks, education and training, digital learning, micro-credentials and software development to progressively develop the Learning Platform together with the wider Skills Hub ecosystem.
The platform continues to grow as new projects, partners and learning resources become part of this shared European learning environment.
Share Knowledge. Reuse Learning. Develop Skills.
The Learning Platform provides a common place where European learning content can remain accessible, be reused in different contexts and continue creating value beyond the initiative in which it was originally developed.
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Funding acknowledgements
The European Commission's support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents. The views expressed are those of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.