Have you ever wondered what trends are shaping the world of education today?
Our Educa PHAROS Barometer, developed by Educa PHAROS, has already been completed, and yesterday we had the pleasure of giving a sneak peek to partners and industry professionals.
The Barometer allows you to analyze training data from more than 180,000 students in 120 countries, with more than 2,000 courses across 30 subject areas. We are leaders in the engineering, construction, energy, and infrastructure sectors—and we have a lot to share!
Thanks to this tool, training managers and HR directors they can learn about the structure of companies in the sector, while professionals They identify relevant courses and trends based on their profile, experience, area of expertise, and location.
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ToggleWhat Is the Educa PHAROS Barometer?
The Educa PHAROS Barometer is a periodically conducted study that It analyzes trends, changes, and behaviors in the field of education. Its goal is to provide relevant information for making strategic decisions, anticipating changes, and gaining a better understanding of the realities of the sector.
Thanks to this barometer, we can provide a clear and up-to-date overview of what is working, what challenges professionals are facing, and what opportunities lie ahead.
How It's Made
The process of compiling the barometer combines various tools and approaches, involving data analysis to identify patterns, trends, and areas of opportunity.
The data is updated daily and can be filtered to draw personalized conclusions.
This approach makes it possible to conduct a rigorous and reliable study that can provide useful information for both companies and professionals interested in innovation and continuous improvement.
First Impressions of the Event
The launch event served as a forum for networking and learning. Attendees shared experiences, discussed initial findings, and emphasized the importance of having up-to-date data to make more informed decisions that reflect reality.
During the event, the team presented the most relevant findings from the study, which led to a discussion among the attendees: IGNIS, Sydis, Grupo Acciona, San José, Aldesa, and INECO.
What to Expect
The complete results of the Barometer will be available to the general public very soon. These data will provide key insights into the most significant trends and changes in training and will serve as a guide for those who want to stay at the forefront of the industry.
If you want to gain an in-depth understanding of what this study reveals and how it is conducted, stay tuned to our blog and social media channels.
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Don't miss the release of the full results, and join us on this journey toward a deeper understanding of the training sector.