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The Escola and In-Move collaborate to promote railways
/in Escola news, Issue 45 | Winter 2022On the 13th of this month, the Escola Europea – Intermodal Transport, a European reference centre for training in logistics and intermodal transport, and Railgrup’s In-Move have signed a collaboration […]
The intermodal rail course of the Escola Europea is coming to Madrid
/in Escola news, Issue 45 | Winter 2022Fully committed to including rail in the intermodal transport chain, the Escola Europea, in collaboration with Puertos del Estado and other companies from the railway sector, are taking the SURCO Operations II training course to the Spanish capital.
2022 sees a record number of students pass through the Escola’s doors as it bounces back up from the pandemic
/in Escola news, Issue 45 | Winter 2022On Wednesday, the 16th of November the Executive Committee Meeting of the Escola Europea was held. The meeting was chaired by Eduard Rodés. Mario Massarotti representing Grimaldi Group, Antonio Pedevila representing GNV, Silvio Ferrando representing Ports of Genoa, Catalina Grimalt representing the Port of Barcelona and Luca Lupi representing Porti di Roma were in attendance.
The first edition of the Forma’t al Port – TALENT begins
/in Escola news, Issue 45 | Winter 2022On Thursday the 3rd of November the opening ceremony of the first edition of the Forma’t al Port Talent programme took place at the premisses of the Escola Europea – Intermodal Transport. The course is a high-performance training in which participants have had to pass assessment tests and professional interviews before being selected to participate. During the training, candidates will be able to see elements that make up a logistics-port community first-hand. They will also obtain a detailed report on their professional profile at the end of the course which will allow them to be a part of a specialised recruitment database for the companies participating in this training.
The Escola Europea as a model for training in the logistics and ports industry in Thailand
/in Escola news, Issue 45 | Winter 2022, Port Virtual LabOn the 25th of October the Escola Europea, together with the Port of Barcelona and the Barcelona port community, signed a collaboration agreement in the framework of the Commercial and Trade Mission of the Port of Barcelona to Thailand. The agreement aimed to build and strengthen relationship with this country.
Aragon commits to intermodality in rail transport through SURCO
/in Escola news, Issue 45 | Winter 2022The SURCO Aragón training, promoted by the Escola Europea and ALIA – Clúster Logístico de Aragón, focused on collaborative dynamics and the optimisation of national and international railway operations.
Barcelona Port’s Training and Employment Working Group encourages training for road transport
/in Escola news, Issue 45 | Winter 2022On the 29th of September, in the framework of the Working Group on ‘Training and Employment’ of the Port Authority of Barcelona, an information day has been held regarding the new courses for road transport that have launched during the current academic year 2022-23 at the Institute of Logistics of Barcelona and the Institute of the Virgin of the Mercè, as part of the Consortium of Education of Barcelona.
Smart Digital Green Ports (SDGP) a training between the Escola Europea and the Port Training Institute
/in Escola news, NewsStarting from the 4th until the 8th of September the Smart Digital Green Ports online training will cover solutions for developing digital transformation strategies on ports, as well as environmental […]
The Escola Europea leading the Training and Employment Working Group of Port of Barcelona’s Steering Council
/in Escola news, NewsAt the second Steering Council for the Promotion of the Port Community of Barcelona, the Escola Europea has assumed the presidency and coordination of the Training and Employment Working Group. […]
The Escola Europea is committed to sustainability and digitisation
/in Escola news, Issue 43 | Summer 2022, NewsThe Executive and Steering Committees of the Escola Europea met in Barcelona on 26th May for its annual meeting to talk about sustainability. On 26th May, the Executive and Steering […]
The Port of Barcelona, the Escola Europea and CaixaBank Dualiza bring together companies and teachers to promote talent acquisition
/in Escola news, Issue 43 | Summer 2022, NewsThe Escola Europea and Port of Aqaba strengthen their ties
/in Escola news, Issue 43 | Summer 2022Between the 10th and the 11th of April, the director of the Escola Europea – Intermodal Transport travelled to Aqaba (Jordan) to work together on driving the YEP MED project forward.
The Escola and the Port of Barcelona get closer to sustainability
/in Escola news, Issue 43 | Summer 2022The second decade of the 21st century has brought sustainability into the limelight in many ports of our globalised world. The port of Barcelona has already been involved in numerous activities related to sustainability over the years, and in March 2022 it has selected the Escola Europea to officially serve as the Technical Office of Port Sustainability – with a strengthened effort to reach the goals set by the Spanish and European authorities that aim to curb transport emissions by 2030.
The Escola and the Baku Port cement their collaboration
/in Escola news, Issue 42 | Spring 2022On the 10th of March, the director of the Escola Europea – Intermodal Transport Eduard Rodés signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Head of the Baku Port Training Center Orkhan Adigozalov.
Let’s learn together
/in #DidYouKnow, Educating the sector, Escola news, Issue 42 | Spring 2022“We learn together” is a declaration of principles and an arrow into the heart of someone who has dedicated a large part of their professional life to education and training
Rail takes centre stage in the Escola’s first in-person SURCO course of 2022
/in Escola news, Issue 42 | Spring 2022With the European Year of the Rail coming to an end in December 2021, the Escola’s team continued the momentum and began the new year with an edition of the SURCO Operations II course
Discovering the Port and Forma’t al Port: teachers and students get to know the Port of Barcelona in the final weeks of the year
/in Escola news, Issue 42 | Spring 2022The Forma’t al Port programme managed to recover the numbers of students trained pre-pandemic and trained 590 students in a single year.
Escola retains popularity with 1700+ students in 2021 despite the pandemic
/in Escola news, Issue 41 | Winter 2021Distance learning, digitalisation and online courses marked the evolution of the Escola Europea’s courses despite the negative effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, as was outlined during the bi-annual Executive Committee meeting of the institution held on the 29th of November 2021.
The Escola Europea to kick off 2022 with a course in railway intermodality
/in Escola news, Issue 41 | Winter 2021Between the 24th to the 28th of January 2022, the Escola will bring back the in-person railway intermodality courses with the newest edition of the SURCO Operations II course. The course offers advanced training in intermodal logistics and international freight transport.
Escola Europea gets back on board with MOST Italy “GLIPS” course
/in Escola news, Issue 41 | Winter 2021Between the 6th and the 11th of November, the Escola Europea – Intermodal Transport organised an innovative course with 35 participants to celebrate the first edition of the MOST Italy – GLIPS course.