Digital training organized for contractors
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Using EU funds, digital training was organized for construction contractors to support the development of micro-enterprises and the spread of modern technology in the sector, according to the National Association of Industrial Associations (IPOSZ), writes uzletem.hu.
IPOSZ President László Németh said that the national project would be implemented together with the ICT Association of Hungary (IVSZ) using HUF 50 million from the Economic Development and Innovation Operational Program (Ginop).
As part of the project, an in-depth interview extending to 100 people was performed, based on which the curriculum was developed together with the construction contractors, according to IPOSZ.
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