European Erasmus+ project to train skills for the future of railways

High-speed trains, source: Hollandse Hoogte
High-speed trains, source: Hollandse Hoogte

UNIFE has announced the kick-off of an Erasmus+ project for skills development in European rail. The 4-year Skill Training Alliance For the Future European Rail System – known as STAFFER – gathers 32 partners from across the European rail community in a stakeholder partnership to address the rising demand in skills needed for technological developments in the green and digital transition of railways.

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European Erasmus+ project to train skills for the future of railways

High-speed trains, source: Hollandse Hoogte
High-speed trains, source: Hollandse Hoogte

UNIFE has announced the kick-off of an Erasmus+ project for skills development in European rail. The 4-year Skill Training Alliance For the Future European Rail System – known as STAFFER – gathers 32 partners from across the European rail community in a stakeholder partnership to address the rising demand in skills needed for technological developments in the green and digital transition of railways.

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