A new innovative way to upskill and reskill your deskless workers: Predictive and adaptive learning
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Objective of the practice:
Empower deskless workers and professionals through blended, adaptive, and predictive learning to upskill and reskill in response to the impact of AI and automation on the future workforce.
Subtopics of the practice:
Leverage data-driven insights and machine learning algorithms to personalise training, ensuring that deskless workers and professionals receive tailored learning experiences that enhance their skills and keep them competitive in a rapidly evolving, AI-driven job market. Foster collaboration and knowledge-sharing between colleagues, clients and partners, using data-driven insights to tailor training programs for individuals with varying skill levels and computer literacy.
Geographical scope of the practice:
Europe
Short summary of the practice:
The project offers a process for blended, adaptive and predictive learning. It connects professionals with experts who provide user-friendly, practical and theoretical training, accessible even for individuals with low computer literacy.
Detailed information on the practice:
The primary goal of the practice is to create a B2B learning network that facilitates collaboration and seamless sharing of skills among colleagues, clients, and partners. The practice aims to provide every training tool, empowering blended, adaptive, and predictive learning through a data-driven, intelligent, and unified process, enabling professionals to learn more efficiently and effectively. The idea for this practice originated from the recognition that we are experiencing the biggest workplace change in history. With AI and automation that impact hundreds of millions of jobs in the next ten years, there will be a massive demand for upskilling and reskilling. Since its implementation, the practice has achieved significant outcomes by connecting professionals with experts who provide both theoretical and practical training through a user-friendly interface,designed for users with low computer literacy. A substantial amount of internal and external data were collected, which served as the foundation for a machine learning algorithm focused on predictive and adaptive learning. This allowed both employers and employees to upskill and reskill in alignment with the green and technological transitions. The practice contributes to long-term sustainability by making education accessible to all, providing both employees and employers with the necessary tools to upskill. Additionally, by addressing work-related injuries and fatalities—where 6,000 individuals die daily from incidents that could have been prevented with better competence, particularly in health, safety, and environmental measures—it enables professional training to be available to all towards achieving zero work incidents. Furthermore, it supports the reduction of travel and fosters awareness of global issues, such as climate change, by facilitating any type of training.
Resources needed:
Eu contribution: € 75 000,00
Results achieved:
Automation and securement of compliance through one unified data driven process; development of a two sided marketplace, where companies can find the education and training tailored for their business needs; application of machine learning to match the right type of training to each individual’s learning style.
Potential for learning:
This practice is potentially interesting for other regions to learn from because the workplace transformation, driven by artificial intelligence and automation, affects millions of jobs worldwide. The solutions and practices proposed by the project can, therefore, be utilised by all employers and employees who wish to improve their skills to remain competitive in the job market.
Further information:
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101114439
Keywords:
Machine Learning, AI, Predictive Learning, Adaptive Learning, Deskless Workers, Upskilling, Reskilling

