BE-21-SKILLED – Building an Ecosystem for 21st Century Skills Education in STEM
Project information
Acronym
BE-21-SKILLED
Title
Building an Ecosystem for 21st Century Skills Education in STEM
Description
BE-21-SKILLED ambitiously sets out to achieve the following objectives:
1) Facilitate the understanding and identification of 21CS in region-specific and labour-market relevant contexts through
multi-stakeholder collaborative efforts (via PR1- Regional Skill Councils Blueprint and Skill Panorama)
2) Foster the HEI teachers' abilities to instil 21CS in their students via training and feedback loops (via PR3: BE-21-
SKILLED Teacher Empowerment Program)
3) Enhance the skills among students to increase their employability and capitalise on their innovative potential (via PR5:
BE-21-SKILLED Student Pilot and Playbook)
4) Improve the understanding of non-female STEM actors (students, teachers, employers, etc.) on the need to support
female STEM students and instil 21CS in them
5) Innovate the curricula by embedding tools targeted at developing particular skills in students (via PR2: BE-21-SKILLED
Toolkit)
6) Actively participate in the dissemination of results and good practices (via PR4: BE-21-SKILLED eCompass)
Project Duration
Feb 2022 to Jan 2025
EQF levels
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Project Reference Code/ID
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Materials
31 files | 366.12 MB
Last updated
09/2026
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- ▶ 📁 Be-21-Skilled-Playbook (3 files)Save ⬇ Download folder (20.1 MB)The Be-21-Skilled-Playbook folder contains a comprehensive guide in three languages (English, Latvian, and Serbian) for educators on integrating 21st-century skills into STEM education. Each version offers practical strategies, methodologies, and insights from pilot programs to prepare students effectively for modern workforce demands. AI generated
- ▶ 📁 Be-Skilled-21 Regional-Skill-Councils-Blueprint (3 files)Save ⬇ Download folder (19.1 MB)The folder contains essential materials related to the Be-Skilled-21 project, including a PowerPoint presentation and two documents that outline a comprehensive blueprint for establishing Regional Skill Councils in Latvia and Serbia. These resources detail strategies for stakeholder engagement and collaboration between higher education institutions and industry to enhance 21st-century skills in STEM education. AI generated
- ▶ 📁 Skills-Panorama (3 files)Save ⬇ Download folder (11.5 MB)This folder contains three documents analyzing essential employability skills for STEM graduates in the 21st century, based on employer surveys from 29 countries. The reports focus on key competencies such as self-management, critical thinking, and teamwork, and explore the effectiveness of educational institutions in teaching these skills. AI generated
- ▶ 📁 Teacher Empowerment Program (18 files)Save ⬇ Download folder (282.7 MB)The "Teacher Empowerment Program" folder offers a comprehensive collection of PowerPoint presentations designed to enhance the integration of 21st-century skills into STEM education. It provides insights into key competencies, employer perspectives, innovative pedagogical practices, and curriculum development strategies aimed at equipping educators with the tools to foster critical thinking, adaptability, and collaboration among students. AI generated
- ▶ 📁 Toolkit (3 files)Save ⬇ Download folder (30.9 MB)The Toolkit folder contains three comprehensive documents designed for educators in higher education, focusing on the integration of 21st-century skills in STEM education. These resources provide strategies, methodologies, and practical activities to enhance critical thinking, emotional intelligence, teamwork, and problem-solving among students. AI generated
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Baseline reportSave ⬇ Download file (1.8 MB)The baseline report outlines the establishment of an ecosystem for 21st Century Skills (21CS) education within STEM fields, specifically focusing on regional needs in Latvia and Serbia. It features a comprehensive analysis of the status and importance of 21CS frameworks, meta-analysis results, and proposals for consultation mechanisms involving stakeholders in STEM education. AI generated
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Funding Programme
Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnerships
Funding body:
European Commission
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