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CAPACITY BUILDING

Technical capacity.
Built around industry.

Purpose-built equipment, practical qualification and technical project coordination for universities, TVET institutions and international consortia. We connect industrial engineering with local learning needs, infrastructure and sustainable operation.

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

From project objectives to practical delivery

Automation · Work tasks · Training

​Industry

CB-VET delivery · CBHE cooperation

​Vocational education

Industrial research · Prototypes · Pilots

​Universities & project partners

​Applied development & pilot systems

A coordinated project.
A practical outcome.

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Coordinate the technical workstream, partner contributions and project milestones. Bring industrial requirements into project preparation and agree a practical scope with clear responsibilities.

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Connect learning objectives with laboratory equipment, practical exercises and instructor preparation. Build teaching capacity around the systems the institution will use.

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Develop laboratory concepts for vocational schools, universities and training centres. Define equipment configurations, infrastructure interfaces and commissioning requirements.

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Purpose-built equipment, demonstrators, laboratory design and instructor development for international education and research partnerships.

Cooperation interests include Erasmus+ CBHE and CB-VET, Horizon Europe and skills development aligned with Global Gateway priorities. Roles depend on each call and consortium.

WaS-C: skills for smart-city infrastructure.

Co-funded by the European Union.

Erasmus+ CB-VET · Ethiopia · 2026–2028. Rhein Köster coordinates Work for a Smart City (WaS-C), project 101242979, with partners in Germany, Portugal and Ethiopia.

Implementation is in progress.

01 Project coordination

02 Technology and training

03 Implementation in progress

Consortium management, partner contributions and project monitoring connect education, research and local organisations around practical workforce needs.

The project addresses the operation and maintenance of water, energy and urban-service infrastructure through laboratory capacity, trainer development and workplace learning.

An automation laboratory, instructor preparation and workforce qualification are planned outcomes for 2026–2028. Delivery and results are monitored during implementation.

Build capacity that connects
with real industrial work.

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