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Contact us for any question or query you may have about ORE skills, trends or partnerships. We are here to help you.
Are you a worker interested in the offshore renewable energies sector? Are you a student looking for information to decide on your future career? Are you a parent or teacher interested in offering new insights to young people and children?
Whatever your interest, in the FLORES Project we have an answer to your questions and curiosity. We promote life-long learning on offshore renewable energies and blue literacy.
We want to encourage kids and young people to choose ORE careers by raising awareness on Ocean Literacy and offshore renewable sector.
We promote upskilling an reskilling of existing workers, within the ORE sector or others, who may have a interest in further developing their careers in this emerging market.
We help teachers, trainers and companies interested in offering professional skilling to their employees, so that they can access key materials useful to them.
Access a full range of training materials in several languages. For all ages, including youngsters, teenagers or current workers from industry. Boost your career and future in the offshore renewable energies sector.
Discover what the offshore renewable energy sector can offer to your professional career. Help us boost early vocations with our awaraness raising materials for scholars and spread the word about all the types of jobs people can access in this sector.
Whether you’re looking for a two year master programme or a two day workshop, explore our catalogue and discover training opportunities related to ORE skills. Remember that you can also upload your own training courses and resources to the portal!
Contact us for any question or query you may have about ORE skills, trends or partnerships. We are here to help you.
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