A Model for the EU-Wide Collaboration on Skills Agenda in the Automotive-Mobility Ecosystem

The automotive-mobility ecosystem is undergoing rapid changes driven by the green and digital transitions. These changes significantly affect all stakeholders, including companies, education and training providers, social partners, member states, and regions. Extensive collaboration is necessary at all levels to address this impact, enhance skills intelligence (Information on key trends and demands in the labour market can support guidance and counselling, recruitment processes, provision of education and training, and career paths [13].), understand emerging trends and required skills, and offer relevant training and education programs. This paper presents a collaboration model on the European skills agenda within the automotive-mobility ecosystem, particularly in the context of the Pact for Skills large-scale partnership, the Automotive Skills Alliance (ASA) [1].