Welcome to e-DRIVE:
Innovating Logistics Training
Tackling the Challenge of Driver Shortages
e-DRIVE is an Erasmus+ KA220-VET cooperation project designed to address the critical shortage of qualified logistics truck drivers in Europe. By introducing a specialized pathway within existing Vocational Education and Training (VET) frameworks, e-DRIVE prepares learners for the demands of a rapidly evolving industry.
What We Offer
Our program equips VET learners and their trainers with a comprehensive set of tools and resources.
Participants will benefit from:
- e-DRIVE Professional Profile: A clear framework outlining the competencies required in the logistics sector.
- 8 Stackable Micro-Courses: Each 5 hours long, these courses cover essential topics including client service, truck maintenance, and sustainability practices.
- Digital Trucking Simulator Module: Hands-on experience in a safe environment to enhance practical skills.
- Microcredentials: Recognized across partner countries, endorsed by WAM, ensuring that achievements are portable and valued.
Bridging Education
and Industry
e-DRIVE not only enhances individual learning but also strengthens connections between educational institutions and the logistics industry. Through career-office collaborations and Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs), we create pathways for future job-shadowing opportunities and real-world experiences.
The Challenge: Why e-DRIVE Matters
Across Europe, logistics companies face significant difficulties in recruiting and retaining drivers. VET providers often lack structured pathways to incorporate a specialized “logistics truck driving” training on top of existing commerce and logistics programs…
E-DRIVE is Training the Logistics Workforce of the Future
FAQ
Is this a driving licence course?
No. It complements licence training and does not replace official licensing.
Who can access the courses?
VET learners and trainers in partner schools first, then wider users as materials are released.
Are resources free (OER)?
Yes. Core learning resources are published as open educational resources.
Do I need an account?
Only for the platform functions (accessing courses, tracking progress, and issuing certificates).
How are microcredentials recognised?
Through a consortium Recognition Agreement, supported by WAM, for cross-partner recognition.
What data is collected?
Basic account data and learning activity data needed for access, progress, and certification.
Join the Movement: Be Part of the e-DRIVE Experience
e-DRIVE is designed to complement regulated driving-licence pathways and does not replace official licensing requirements.
