MINOS – European Concept for the additional qualification mechatronics of skilled personnel in the globalized industrial production






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European Concept for the additional qualification
mechatronics of skilled personnel in the globalized industrial production

- MINOS -

 

In recent years, as part of MINOS a modular European concept for further education “Industrial Mechatronic Technician” was developed. The project shall address teachers and training facilities which want to offer new opportunities on the future job market to specialists who are without an academic degree or with a classical professional training by using purposeful and practically oriented further education in the field of Mechatronics. This concept is oriented towards an extra-occupational additional qualification and it was adapted to the various training situations of the participating seven European countries. Currently there are a total of twelve teaching modules.

For further information there is the possibility of downloading free PDF-excerpts of the teaching modules in all languages.

 

Free Examples of the English MINOS Modules 

 
Modul Textbook Exercise Book Solution Book
Fundamentals  link link link
 Social Behaviour, cross cultural Training link link link
 Project management and Organisation link link link
 Fluidics link link link
 Electrical Drives and Controls link link link
 Mechatronic Components link link link
 Mechatronic Systems and Functions link link link
 Comissionning, Safety, Teleservice link
 Remote Maintenance, Diagnosis link link link
 Rapid Prototyping link link link
 Robotics link link link
 Migration link link link
 Interfaces link link link
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This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.