On the 17th of April, 2026, within the framework of the international project ConstructHerFuture, a motivational meet-up titled “Career in Construction: Challenge, Responsibility and Freedom of Choice” was held at Lutsk National Technical University. The event was delivered for students of the Faculty of Architecture, Construction and Design by Tetiana Myshliaieva, founder of the company[…]
CoHer Mobility – Portugal As part of the launch of the CoHer Mentorship Programme, which took place in Bragança , Portugal in January 2026, the session titled “Beyond Theory: Lessons from Real Mentorship Journeys” brought together mentors, trainees, and education stakeholders. The aim was to explore how mentoring can serve as a powerful driver of[…]
At Lutsk National Technical University (LNTU), we recognize that creating gender equality and inclusive learning environments is essential for shaping the future of vocational education and training (VET). As technical education continues to evolve in response to labour market demands and social change, universities play a key role in ensuring equal opportunities for all learners. […]
The Local Support Network in Poland was created as part of the CoHER project to bring women in construction-related vocational education and training (VET) closer together, offering connection, support, and a sense of belonging. Participants can use the online platform to ask questions, share experiences, and seek advice on challenges ranging from career choices to[…]
Construction isn’t just technical — it’s human. Learn the skills that matter on site. Construction today is no longer just about technical delivery. During recent CoHER pilot workshops and focus groups in Ireland, students studying construction and project management made one thing very clear: the human side of construction matters. Inclusion and equality were not[…]
What Industry Voices Are Telling Us about Digital Future of Construction As the construction industry rapidly evolves, so too must the way we prepare new professionals entering the sector. Across Europe, digitalisation is no longer a future trend – it’s a current reality. From health and safety simulations to online collaboration platforms, digital tools are[…]
Let’s be honest — when most people hear “construction,” they don’t picture flexibility, innovation, or exciting career growth. But that image is seriously outdated. Today, construction is one of Ireland’s most dynamic sectors, and the demand for fresh talent is exploding. If you’ve ever thought of shaping the world around you — quite literally —[…]







