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On June 19 will be held the event “TalentTech: Connecting Talent in AI and Big Data“, organized by CIDA in collaboration with the Talent District program.

TalentTech is a unique opportunity to connect companies looking for talent specialized in artificial intelligence and Big Data, with educational centers in the Valencian Community that teach the specialization course in artificial intelligence and Big Data. The event brings together representatives of companies, teachers from centers of the family of computer science and communications, vocational training prospectors of the Valencian Community and CIDA advisors. Together, we will explore the possibilities for collaboration and create synergies to drive development and innovation in the field of AI and Big Data.

The day’s program is designed to provide an enriching experience for all participants.

One of the most exciting parts of TalentTech will be the group dynamics, where participants will have the opportunity to network and actively interact. This activity will foster collaboration between company representatives and school teachers, and pave the way for future strategic alliances.

To culminate this day of knowledge sharing and networking, we have reserved a coffee space where you will be able to network, share experiences and explore possible collaboration opportunities.

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To register for the event:

Companies.

Educational centers that teach the AI and Big data specialization courses.

Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to participate in TalentTech: Connecting Talent in AI and Big Data. Places are limited, so we recommend that you reserve your place as soon as possible.

Participate in the “No Code Challenges” Day and discover the power of applications without programming!  

From the Advanced Digital Innovation Center for Vocational Training and in collaboration with the “Distrito Talento” program, we are pleased to inform about the interesting “No Code Challenges” Day that will take place next June 8 in Distrito Digital, from 9:30 to 18:00.  

This innovative initiative is designed especially for students and teachers of Vocational Training. Our main objective is to give students the opportunity to face real challenges and solve them in a collaborative way.  

The program of the event is attached above. 

We will count with the participation of leading companies, which will pose challenging challenges for participants to find innovative solutions using Power Apps for prototyping. In addition, during the hands-on workshop, Verne Academy’s team of experts will guide you step by step in developing your skills with this powerful tool without the need for programming knowledge.  

This event will not only provide you with a unique learning experience, but will also allow you to connect with industry professionals and expand your network.  

WINNER GROUP AWARD……………………… POWER BI BASIC COURSE sponsored by Verne Academy.

Don’t miss this opportunity to develop your digital skills and immerse yourself in the world of non-programming applications – register now and secure your place on the spot!  

We look forward to seeing you at the “No Code Challenges” event on June 8th at Distrito Digital! 

¿WHAT IS IT?

Meeting point for managers and technicians of programs, projects and areas of improvement and innovation in VET, from the different autonomous communities. A place to share, learn and dialogue to grow together and establish synergies that help accelerate the process of change and modernization of VET. The ultimate goal is to improve the professionalism and employability of vocational education students. This working group started in 2019 as a result of a meeting between the communities of Asturias, Cantabria and Catalonia.

Working Areas: 1. Orientation, 2. New Technologies, 3. Entrepreneurship, 4. Innovation, 5. Mobility and 6. Quality.

Participating Communities: Andalusia, Aragon, Balearic Islands, Asturias, Cantabria, Catalonia, Canary Islands, Valencian Community and Navarre.

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The conference has been proposed by the General Directorate of VET and organized by CIDA.

The aim is to show cases of use of emerging technologies, such as additive manufacturing and collaborative robotics, to the different Professional Families to promote the exchange of experiences and synergies between the teachers of VET and companies in the technology sector.

From the Center for Advanced Digital Innovation (CIDA) we will coordinate the activities of this conference in order to bring together companies and educational centers and thus give visibility to the enormous potential of the VET to meet the needs of different productive sectors.

1. Introduce teachers to the latest trends and technologies in additive manufacturing and collaborative robotics with a global vision for its application to all professional families.
2. To provide a practical understanding of how these technologies can be applied in the classroom.
3. Show examples of projects and educational activities related to additive manufacturing and collaborative robotics.
4. Encourage collaboration and exchange of ideas among faculty to improve the teaching of these technologies.
5. Help faculty develop practical skills in additive manufacturing and collaborative robotics through demonstrations and workshops.
6. Provide useful resources and tools for teachers to integrate additive manufacturing and collaborative robotics into their classrooms.
7. Visibilize the role of women in additive manufacturing and collaborative robotics.

The conference is aimed at teachers of Vocational Training of any specialty who are interested in using these technologies in their classroom and want to know practical examples of companies and other centers in the Valencian Community.

From CIDA we want to thank Distrito Turismo, as well as the company Lookish, the opportunity given to CIDA and IES Tirant Lo Blanc of Elche to show the Applied Research Project for Vocational Training of the DGFP and ERE (PIAFP), dependent on the Conselleria de Educación within the “Travel Tech Day”; the tourism of the future.

This event was held in Distrito Digital and its objective was to present the trends on technology applied to the tourism sector, to know the challenges and innovative solutions of some companies, to continue facing the digital transformation of the sector, and to achieve a smarter, digital, sustainable and accessible tourism.

Among the participating companies, Barrabés.biz opened the event, as part of the Distrito Turismo team, telling what the initiative promoted by Distrito Digital consisted of. Juan Castro from ADESTIC, Cluster of Innovative Companies for Tourism of the Valencian Community, emphasized the need to attract technological profiles to this sector.

Several companies such as Optimizadata, Eventcase, the Tourist Intelligence Shop, Starstartup, Vanyou, Staxe and Lookish, presented their technological solutions and the latter presented its Lookish Travel Guide VR360 DTI platform. After finishing his presentation, Antonio Simón, Marketing Director, gave the floor to Gloria Ferrandis, teacher of IES Tirant Lo Blanc, Center of Excellence in Tourism of the Valencian Community, with whom she participates in the PIAFP that is being coordinated from this educational center.

The Project “Metadestino CV. Your network of virtual destinations”, which is currently in the development phase, aims to create a network of accessible and sustainable virtual destinations, so that visitors can learn about and experience the attractions of the destinations in question. IES Tirant Lo Blanc coordinates this interesting inter-center project with six vocational schools, located in the three provinces of our Community: CIPFP Mislata, CIPFP Costa Azahar del Grao de Castellón, IES Macià Abela de Crevillente, IES Luis García Berlanga de San Juan de Alicante, IES 8 de marzo and IES José Cavanilles, the latter two located in Alicante. These centers participate with five different Professional Families that complement each other, in addition to Tourism, Physical Activities and Sports, Image and Sound, Computer and Communications, and Electricity and Electronics, which provides a unique experience to students, integrating them into the productive fabric.
This project, like the other 20 PIAFP’s that are being carried out in the Valencian Community, with a wide participation of the 26 professional families, is a very interesting opportunity, not only for the students, but also for the companies and institutions related to the different productive sectors, which will be able to detect the talent that exists in the Professional Training and Vocational Training.

From CIDA, we are supporting the VET institutes contributing to expand the Network of digital centers of the Valencian Community, promoting, disseminating and collaborating with them in innovation and digitization.