Bringing the Curriculum to Life through Inclusive and Digital VET As part of the ConstructHer Future – CoHER Project, ÇEKDEV & PIXIE Academy organised a national online webinar in Türkiye under WP2 A2 – Educator Training Programme. The event was held on 18 May 2026 and focused on supporting VET educators in applying inclusive, digital,[…]
For Educators, For Learners, Project Events, Project Partners
Listening and Adapting: How Training Feedback Improves CoHER Learning Materials
04
May
May
Creating effective learning materials is not only about preparing good content. It is also about listening to the people who use those materials and adapting them according to their needs. In the CoHER project, feedback plays an important role in improving learning resources so they become more practical, inclusive, and useful for learners, educators, and[…]
ConstructHer Future, For Educators, Project Events
Educators’ Guide: Quick Review – When and How to Use It Effectively
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Apr
Apr
The Guidelines on implementing gender-inclusive education in VET construction programs document is designed as a practical tool for educators to help them use the materials, courses, and digital tools developed within the CoHER project in their everyday work. Educators can use the guidelines at the planning stage, when designing or updating courses, to understand how[…]
For Educators, For Learners, Project Events, Project Partners
CoHER Türkiye: Building Pathways for Women in Construction
01
Apr
Apr
What does it take to make construction more inclusive? In Türkiye, the answer begins with connection, support, and opportunity. The CoHER Support Network Türkiye is designed to bring these elements together, creating a space where women can explore, develop, and grow within the construction sector. As the industry evolves with new technologies, sustainability goals, and[…]
ConstructHer Future, ConstructHer Future Meet, For Educators
Introducing the CoHER Support Network in Ireland
30
Mar
Mar
A space to connect, learn, and grow in construction Starting a career in construction can feel exciting, but also overwhelming. Where do you go for advice? Who do you ask when things feel unclear? How do you find your place in the industry? That’s exactly why the CoHER Support Network in Ireland was created. What[…]
For Educators, For Learners, Gender Equality in Construction, Project Partners
Beyond Theory: Lessons from Real Mentorship Journeys
26
Mar
Mar
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[…]
For Educators, For Learners, Project Events, Project Partners
Supporting Women in Construction VET – A Case Study from Poland
02
Mar
Mar
The construction sector in Poland continues to show a strong gender imbalance, particularly in technical vocational education and training (VET). Women remain underrepresented in training pathways and leadership roles, affected by persistent stereotypes, limited mentoring, and lack of confidence-building opportunities. Addressing these challenges requires more than recruitment; it calls for transforming pedagogical approaches to create[…]
For Educators, For Learners, Project Events, Project Partners
Supporting Women in Construction VET: A Case Study from Hungary
27
Feb
Feb
How a Mini-Course Is Turning Resilience into a Professional Skill The construction sector across Europe faces a dual challenge: labour shortages and persistent gender imbalance. In Hungary, women remain significantly underrepresented in construction-related vocational education and training (VET). While policy commitments to inclusion are growing, practical on-the-ground solutions are what truly drive change. One promising[…]
For Educators, For Learners, Project Events, Project Partners
From Ground Level to Skyline: How an 18-Year-Old Became One of Ireland’s Youngest Crane Operators
26
Feb
Feb
Case-study from Ireland At just 18 years old, Kate Fahey achieved something remarkable – she became one of the youngest licensed female crane operators in Ireland. In an industry where women remain significantly underrepresented, especially in operational and heavy-equipment roles, Kate’s story stands out not only because of her age, but because of what it[…]
ConstructHer Future, Gender Equality in Construction, Project Partners
From Site to Screen: Why Digital Readiness Matters for the Next Generation
17
Dec
Dec
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[…]
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