In the context of the international LCAMP (Learner-Centric Advanced Manufacturing Platform) project, the TKgune programme has also had a prominent place in it, due to the implementation of several advanced manufacturing projects developed from the VET centres of the TKgune network, thanks to the great opportunity to collaborate in the LCAMP project.
In the last part of this initiative, we took part in the LCAMP conference held on 22 April in Vitoria-Gasteiz, at which the lines of work of the international TKgune project were analysed, its objectives and results achieved were reviewed, and four projects were presented at the Basque Country level.
Congress in Vitoria-Gasteiz on 22/04/2026
On April 22, 2026, a Vocational Training congress meeting was held in Vitoria-Gasteiz around the LCAMP project, and one of the actions of the afternoon was to present the WP4 and WP7 lines of work of LCAMP.
The LCAMP project aims to support and empower Regional Centres of Advanced Professional Excellence in Manufacturing (CoVEs) to be more resilient and better prepared to train, upskill and retrain young and adult learners to successfully face digital and green transitions.
It is part of the European Erasmus+ call. Centres and institutions from different European countries and the Basque Country’s Vocational Training participate in it.
The LCAMP consortium is composed of 19 full partners from 10 countries, of which 9 are educational organisations, 7 are industrial companies and 4 are vocational and industrial associations. The consortium is also supported by 61 associate partners.
The main participants from the Basque Country were Tknika and Miguel Altuna, with the external agent being the AFM cluster (Association of Machine Manufacturers).
Thanks to the contribution of hours from the LCAMP project, 15 schools in the Basque Country have developed innovative TKgune advanced manufacturing projects for small and medium-sized companies in the Basque Country, aligned with the philosophy of the LCAMP project.
