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To watch shows at the New Digital Planetarium and to visit the Science and Technology Centre and the UTech Lab , it is necessary to purchase a ticket. To participate in the free activities of the Eugenides Foundation (Library, Events), it is necessary to have an entrance pass. You may purchase tickets online from our e-ticket.

For reservations for school visits and other groups, please contact at 210-9469641 from Monday to Friday, 9.30-16.30.

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The Caeleste Café is open at the Eugenides Foundation.

The CaelesteShop is open at the Eugenides Foundation. It has also developed a large, modern network of telephone and e-sales.

The premises of the Eugenides Foundation are accessible and friendly to people with mobility impairment, sensory impairment and disabilities (entrance from 11 Pentelis Street) (accessibility chain).
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SKILLSEA

Futureproof Skills for the Maritime Transport Sector (closed)

The European project SkillSea was implemented under the Key Action 2 (Sector Skills Alliances) of EU-funded Erasmus+ programme, aimed at producing a sustainable skills strategy for maritime and related activities, both at sea and ashore.

Technology and digitalisation are transforming the shipping industry. ‘Smart’ ships are coming into service, creating demand for a new generation of competent, highly skilled maritime professionals. Europe is a traditional global source of maritime expertise and the SkillSea project was launched with the aim of ensuring that the region’s maritime professionals possess key digital, green and soft management skills for the rapidly changing maritime labour market. It sought not only to produce a sustainable skills strategy for European maritime professionals, but also to increase the number of these professionals - enhancing the safety and efficiency of this vital sector. The project started in January 2019 and was successfully completed in June 2023.

Key aims and objectives included:

-Analysing the effect of technological developments on the industry’s skills requirements

-An even better match between the industry’s skills needs and the education and training of maritime professionals

-Overcoming barriers to the mobility of maritime professionals

-Improving cooperation and synergy between education providers, maritime authorities and the industry

-Ensuring that Europe retains a world-leading access to maritime skills and experience for improved competitiveness

For the implementation of the project, a European-wide consortium was established with participation of the industry’s recognized social partners, the European Community Shipowners’ Associations [ECSA] and the European Transport Workers’ Federation [ETF]. Twenty-seven (27) institutions (maritime education and training providers, national maritime authorities, shipping companies, shipowner’s associations and maritime trade unions) from sixteen (16) European countries were committed to this challenging initiative of future proof skills for the maritime transport sector.

Eugenides Foundation participated as the Work Package 3 [WP3] leader of the project and was responsible for the development of the general directions of the strategy framework for the SkillSea sectoral alliance on futureproof maritime skills.

For more information you can visit the official website of the project: www.skillsea.eu or contact us at the email: projects@eef.edu.gr

 

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The Maritime Education and Training Network
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