Make a difference in food systems
Green up your skills with Geek4Food
Food systems are evolving to meet challenges and provide healthy food while protecting our planet. Geek4Food offers tailored courses to help you grow your skills in the agri-food sector. With the power of Artificial Intelligence, we provide insights into current and future trends to guide your decisions and help you upskill or reskill for the ever-changing food market.
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Which knowledge can support you best to guide the sustainable transition of the agrifood sector?
Leveraging AI and GreenSkills for Sustainable Food Systems
Transforming the Food systems Sector with Green-Skills Leveraging AI and Green-Skills for Sustainable Food Systems
Geek4Food aims at transforming the food sector through the power of Green-Skills. Geek4Food is building a community of game-changers with an expand the skill portfolio by offering a digital platform that connects learners (students and professionals) with learning opportunities providing the skills in high-demand for the transformation of food systems in a sustainable sector. With its AI-powered skill-matching system, the platform ensures that the right skills meet the right job, reducing the skills gap in the sector.
Revolutionising Food Education with Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Geek4Food has a mission: analysing your current skills and your career aspirations and providing you with an overview of your possibilities in the job market in 5 or 10 years from today: you’ll get to know the new skills that will be highly demanded and shape your learning path accordingly.
Taking new steps in the right direction, always.
Why AI is key?
We are running out of time.
AI can help you boosting your capabilities to connect, collaborate and cooperate, and can tell you how to valorise technological knowledge and transversal skills acquisition: today you can figure out which skills we’re called to develop to tackle successfully the challenges ahead of us.
Green up your skills with our AI-powered Skills Platform
Bridge the gap between education, employment, governance and sustainability in the agri-food sector
Learners, workers, job seekers
Whether you’re looking to advance your career, explore new career paths, or find job matches, our platform helps you build the skills you need to succeed. Gain access to a range of learning resources and discover job opportunities tailored to your skills and goals.
Employers
Create a Business Passport to find qualified candidates based on skill matching. Our platform allows you to post job opportunities, invite colleagues to join your hiring efforts, and access a European and global talent pool, ensuring you have the best candidates for your team.
Educators
By creating an Educator Passport, you can upload your courses, connect with new talent, and invite colleagues to collaborate. Our platform helps you to grow your courses, engage learners, and reach those eager to upskill and reskill.
Policymakers
Our platform will soon offer policymakers valuable insights into skills development. Stay tuned for more details about how you can contribute to shaping the future of the agri-food workforce.
Why work with us?
Discover the Benefits of Geek4Food
Are you looking to make a positive impact on food systems and seize the latest opportunities in the agri-food industry? With Geek4Food, enhance your Green Skills, transform your career, and contribute to a sustainable future. Discover how our platform can help you grow and succeed today.
Unlock your potential with in-demand Green Skills
Upskill and riskill your taskforce
Elevate your career and help the planet with our Green Skills training programmes
Design new learning pathways to shape the future
Bridge the skills gap in the agri-food labour market
Become a game-changer with our training in green skills
Shape the new agri-food policies of tomorrow
Gain entrepreneurial skills to transform the food industry
Are you ready to green up your skills?
Project Coordinator: University of Teramo.
Project Co-Cordinator: EIT Food.
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