Behind every great project is a strong team. e-DRIVE brings together six organisations from Spain, Greece, the Netherlands, Bulgaria, and Lithuania — each contributing a unique piece of the puzzle.

Fundación Dolores Sopeña (Spain) coordinates the project. With over 50 years of experience in vocational education, Sopeña specialises in Transport & Logistics training and will pilot the micro-courses with its own VET students.

INCOMA (Spain) is a training and research centre with 20 years of Erasmus+ project management expertise. INCOMA leads the development of the e-DRIVE Professional Profile — the competence framework that underpins all 8 micro-courses — and produces the project’s teaser video.

4 EPAL Kavalas (Greece) is a vocational high school in the Kavala region offering Logistics & Supply Chain specialisations. As WP4 Lead, 4EPKAV coordinates the pilot phase that will test the micro-courses with 120 students across four countries.

WAM Foundation (Netherlands) brings international expertise in micro-credential frameworks and quality assurance. WAM leads WP5 — Dissemination, Communication, Exploitation and Sustainability — ensuring the project reaches VET schools and policymakers across Europe.

Cerca Trova (Bulgaria) is a high-tech SME specialising in digital learning. They’re building the e-learning platform and the digital driving simulator — a gamified tool that lets students practice logistics driving techniques without needing a truck.

APRC (Lithuania) is a VET centre focused on transport, mechanics, and sustainable agriculture. With strong connections to the Lithuanian logistics sector, APRC will pilot micro-courses and build industry partnerships through MoUs.

Together, we’re designing a training model that’s digital, practical, and transferable across borders. Want to know more about any of our partners? Get in touch — we’d love to hear from you.