Automotive Skills Alliance (ASA) is the large-scale alliance for collaboration on skills.
It is a pioneering partnership under the Pact for Skills action, and provides support to
the implementation of the green and digital transformation of the labour force in the
Automotive-mobility ecosystem and beyond.
ASA supports sectoral transformation and provision of quality industrial jobs in Europe, as skills and competences of the labour force are critical elements of transformation and enabler of keeping jobs and innovation in Europe.
In order to support the ecosystem, ASA’s objectives are framed around the key priorities.
Join the skills agenda and drive change in the Automotive Ecosystem through shared efforts and cooperation.
Support continuous and realistic collaboration for a sustainable industry transformation.
Use joint data and resources to make re/upskilling more effective across all stakeholders and learners. Tools include:
Make results more visible and impactful across all levels—regional, national, local, and organisational.
Promote success stories and good practices with a consistent communication approach.
ASA leads cooperation under the Pact for Skills—bringing partners together for transformation at EU level.
A flagship initiative supporting the European Skills Agenda and its objectives.
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