Expanding students' industrial digital skills through automation internships in top German companies. Students must begin to develop a "green mindset" in this real-world, practical activity, taking into account the opportunities in their field of specialization. With the necessary changes in the curriculum to fulfill these tasks, the organization of internships in modern industry, and the cross-border experience of "green" thinking, students will gain added value and contribute back to the impl.
The writing of the project was prompted by the following needs: 1. Harmonization of study content and outputs through European vocational training. Preparation of students to meet the needs of Industry 4.0. 2. In connection with the green revolution, skills central to "green work" are gaining an important place. According to the future forecast OSKA, energy and automation is one of the most important areas where new jobs will be created or the profiles of existing jobs will change.