The second international Lab

Held in Barcelona from 28 to 30 September 2026, the second international Lab built on the work initiated in Rome and moved the E.U-Re.C.o.V.E Training Model from shared analysis towards teaching design. In transnational groups, partners translated competence needs and stakeholder recommendations into pedagogical methodologies, curriculum structures, prototype learning units and digital learning solutions. Key outputs included a Pedagogical Methodology Framework, draft Curriculum Architecture and Learning Units, a Competence-Pedagogy Alignment Matrix, an Advanced Learning Technology Map and recommendations for digital integration. Together, these results strengthen the links between competences, learning outcomes, assessment and advanced learning technologies, and will contribute to the project's Methodological Guidelines. The consortium thanks the Spanish partners PIMEC, TecnoCampus Mataró and CFCC for hosting and organising the Lab.