Providing training in preparation for the deployment of smart and green technologies in cities and ports.
What elements are required to offer the right education and training to meet the port city’s current and future needs?
It is important to adapt vocational training programmes to include the specific skills required by port-city activities. By working actively with stakeholders in research and education, ports and port industries can play a part in the development of specific training programmes. Their content needs to be regularly updated to reflect the needs of a constantly changing port economy. These training programs can be customised to meet the requirements of both technical and service-based industries. They can vary from short-term courses that cover specific skills to long-term programs that provide a more comprehensive education. In Singapore, the partnership of the Port and the University creates a unique laboratory for the students.
This good practice also includes objective 5.4 (Promoting interactions and projects between the City and Port and schools, training institutes and the professional world) of the AIVP’s 2030 Agenda.
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