- Low-carbon cities
- Socially sustainable cities
- pilots for sustainable urban development
Bike Lab Hämeenlinna
The aim of the experiment was to promote employment and cycling by creating a model for moving from a low-threshold cycling workshop to a vocational qualification in bicycle mechanics. At the same time, the well-being and entrepreneurship of young people will be supported.
Results
- Made the competence of young people's apparent in the workshop environment and served as a transition phase towards vocational education and training.
- Study material was prepared for the new part of the qualification and a training course was piloted with 8 students and two automotive field teachers from Tavastia Vocational College.
Effects
- The link between workshop activities and vocational training became stronger. The model will continue to be utilised In the future.
- The training which became permanent will increase competence in the bicycle sector via bicycle mechanic training
- Good marketing for cycling.
- The experiment increased the competence of young people' and the summer jobs available to young people.
In collaboration with
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City of Hämeenlinna
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Hämeenlinna region
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4H Association
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Tavastia Vocational College
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Finnish Cyclists’ Federation
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Parolan Pyörähuolto
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Ministry of the Environment