Skills4EOSC - HE Concertation Meeting
This project, coordinated by the Consortium GARR in Italy, involves 44 participants from 18 countries working on Open Science initiatives. Funded by the European Union and UK Research and Innovation, it aims to enhance skills for ESFRI Research Infrastructures. The project duration is from September 2022 to August 2025.
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44 Participants, 18 Countries Coordinator: Consortium GARR, Italy Key doers in Open Science in their Country/Region/Domain 2 ESFRI Research Infrastructures 7 million , co-funded by European Union and UK Research and Innovation September 2022 August 2025 Skills4EOSC - HE Concertation Meeting. License: CC-BY 1 2023-06-14
How? Some of the ways we will achieve our goals... Propose Coordinate Enable A FAIR-by-design methodology for open science teaching and learning Network of Competence Centers on Open Science and FAIR Data Key competences for an EOSC-skilled European workforce Skills4EOSC - HE Concertation Meeting. License: CC-BY 2023-06-14 2
Key Contributions to EOSC SRIA of Skills4EOSC Addressing three skills-related gaps identified in SRIA: A.A lack of open science and data expertise B.A lack of clearly defined data professional profiles (and career paths) C.Fragmentation in training resources Through these mechanisms: A. Leveraging the Competence Centre concept to: 1) pool existing competences in institutions and RI/e-Infrastructures; 2) set out a ToT strategy; 3) act as multipliers to provide lifelong training locally. B. On Profiles: 1) map existing professional profiles, defining a harmonised Minimum Viable Skillset for each of them (using co-creation); 2) harmonise the relevant curricula and competence accreditation mechanisms; 3) engage with RPOs, university networks, funders and national training programmes to ensure their recognition and adoption. C. Fragmentation: 1) Provide a methodology for FAIR-by-Design training resources, encompassing practical information on how to use the resources 2) Promote creation of national training catalogues & interoperation with the EOSC platform. The availability of FAIR Open Educational Resources will boost the capacity of Competence Centres and institutions to deliver quality training that matches the needs of different communities. Skills4EOSC - HE Concertation Meeting. License: CC-BY 2023-06-14 3
Key Contributions to EOSC SRIA of Skills4EOSC -(2) Designing & delivering training targeting different roles in the Open Science context, e.g.: Researchers Support staff Policy makers Civil servants Training includes key messages and learning outcomes specific to the target audience Coordinated network of competence centres National Regional Thematic ...Empowered to support implementation of Open Science & train all stakeholders we identify Creation of a shared and trusted framework for competencies recognition for Academic and lifelong learning Standardised soft certifications (e.g. open badges) will be available Framework to be adopted by CCs and other professional training providers. Accreditation brings recognition helps professionals & those who want to employ them Skills4EOSC - HE Concertation Meeting. License: CC-BY 2023-06-14 4
Key impacts and deliverables Fixing the gaps identified in the SRIA: A.A lack of open science and data expertise B.A lack of clearly defined data professional profiles (and career paths) C.Fragmentation in training resources .. And doing so in a sustainable way: through national & domain competence centres that can continue the work Through engagement and acceptance of skills profiles and certification by relevant actors Reaching those such as policy makers & civil servants who have not received as much attention in earlier work related to Open Science skills As a result of our work, we expect to see: More people with Open Science skills and understanding Clearer career paths for many of these people Wider recognition of their skills and qualifications Direct economic & societal benefit as a result Skills4EOSC - HE Concertation Meeting. License: CC-BY 5 2023-06-14
Dependencies and Collaborations No strict dependencies we do not have outcomes that are strictly dependent on the actions of others Current Collaborations: Existing with FAIR-Impact Liaison with EOSC-Future to ensure we are not duplicating work Potential collaborations: We hope to use today to identify more at the last concertation meeting our work was at too early a stage (as was that of others) to make concrete, specific agreements FAIRCORE4EOSC are amongst those we expect to speak with also RDA Tiger What could help us? Results from EOSC Focus interview process under HE developments group share them! Skills4EOSC - HE Concertation Meeting. License: CC-BY 6 2023-06-14
Your vision, challenges, suggestions etc Competence centres should be recognised as amongst the important intermediaries in the EOSC vision There are other relevant projects (in domain infrastructures, for instance) who aren t invited to this meeting but with which we expect significant interaction let s not lose sight of them We think we understand what we need to do for sustainability but is this being understood in the same way by everyone? (And does that matter?) Skills4EOSC - HE Concertation Meeting. License: CC-BY 7 2023-06-14
