HighFive - Innovative Scalable High-Impact Excellence Learning that Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate and Evaluate Optimized Adult Education

HighFive aims to bring together and unite skills and expertise of educators, trainers, and professionals from representative public organizations and companies that apply the Construction Product Regulative (CPR), to establish mutual learning and support evidence-based policy across Europe. These networks will focus on developing skills ecosystems that improve knowledge, skills and competences related to Quality Control (QC) and inspection of CPR products.In response to the growing popularity of digital learning, particularly following the pandemic, the project focuses on developing, testing and implementing experimental digital training for teachers/lecturers and students at EQF levels 3-6. This initiative will establish an open, innovative and scalable platform fostering international cooperation and collaboration, supporting policy experimentation, to enhance excellence in adult training (AT) through a bottom-up driven excellence identifying and developing new, innovative training approaches that will become mainstreamed.The project will develop innovative curricula, teaching guidelines, and e-learning resources to promote a shift towards greening and sustainability in the CPR industry. This will have noteworthy long-lasting effects on product quality and safety of new, innovative products and CPR manufacturing structures, while reducing QC and inspection costs.Collaborative public-private partnerships will be formed to develop work-based training programs, standardize and advocate for a new European harmonized CPR AT ecosystem applying Competence Units (CUs), and exchange of knowledge and skills between educators, industry specialists and policy makers. Emphasis will be placed on involving industry in real-world settings to test and deploy new QC products, and technologies that will significantly save manufacturing costs.Standardization of methods will be developed/tested/deployed, ensuring accessibility and quality of AT services on a pic and mix basis.