A very interesting pilot educational program for Woodworking is going to be implemented by K.EDI.VI.M. of the University of Thessaly in the near future in Karditsa at the premises of the Department of Forestry, Wood Sciences & Design of the University of Thessaly.
The program is part of a wider flagship project of the Ministry of Culture funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Greece 2.0., has a total duration of 1040 hours and will be implemented in the period September 2024 to November 2025 in 4 courses.
Tuition is free, while half-board travel and certification application are subsidized for all, as well as accommodation subject to conditions.
The program includes 320 hours of modern distance theoretical education in the afternoons of weekdays and for this purpose laptops will be given to the trainees.
At the same time, the laboratory courses and the preparation of the project, with a total duration of 720 hours, will be conducted with the physical presence of the trainees and the trainers in the laboratory structures on Friday (afternoon), Saturday and Sunday.
Up to fifteen (15) people will participate in each structure. The successful completion of the training program leads to the receipt of a Certificate of Specialized Training from K.E.D.I.B.I.M. of the University of Thessaly and the possibility of a subsidized application for certification by the ESYD.
The applications have already started and the submission deadline has been extended for a few more days until September 10, 2024 and are already submitted online at: https://learning.uth.gr/weaving-woodworking-form/
More information, conditions and selection criteria for those interested, as well as the study guide with the courses are posted on the website of the University of Thessaly K.E.D.I.B.I.M.:
Accordingly, Woodworking training programs will also be implemented in laboratory structures in Florina, Heraklion, Crete and Metsovo.
The scientific manager of the program is the Associate Professor of the University of Thessaly, Mrs. Glykeria Karagkouni.
This program is really worth attending for those interested in improving their woodworking skills and obtaining the corresponding certification!
The academic director of the woodwork program.
Professor Ioannis Papadopoulos