Digital Product Passports will be rolled out as from 2027 and many professionals are still building the skills they'll need. 

To help address this skills gap, National College of Ireland's Cloud Competency Centre is launching three free, live evening courses. Taking place online, these courses offer practical, industry-focused learning you can apply in your workplace.

The CirCLER e-Learning Platform is an open-access educational resource supporting the green and digital transition of the European furniture sector. 

It equips learners and professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to implement circular economy principles in practice.

The WENUS project has developed an open-access digital learning platform supporting the green and digital transition of the wood and furniture sectors. 

The platform provides training modules on circular economy, sustainable manufacturing, Industry 4.0 technologies and 3D printing.

The Circular Economy Alliance provides international training frameworks to bridge the green skills gap. Their programmes empower municipal leaders, corporate teams and professionals to implement circular business models in their day-to-day operations.

The courses are 100% online in the form of pre-recorded video sessions written by experts and presented using modern instructional design.

The BIORADAR Replication Facility is a free, user-friendly digital platform offering tools, methodologies and a dedicated online course designed to accelerate Europe’s biobased transition.

The Circular Economy Institute specialises in circular economy training and accreditation. It aims to empower professionals and businesses with the skills and tools needed to lead the circular transition, providing circular economy-oriented training and certificates for beginners and those with some experience of the circular economy.

"La Fresque de l'Economie Circulaire" is an NGO based in France which raises awareness about the green transition in general and the circular economy in particular.

It organises interactive workshops and 'train-the-trainer' sessions. The goal is to familiarise people with the limitations of the linear economy and levers for the circular economy.

Learn how to turn waste into valuable creations - and then how to sell them! This course aims to equip young people with practical skills for the circular economy and upcycling.

To ensure that the next generation of craftsmen are able to reuse building materials, we must ensure that they gain theoretical and practical experience with reuse and sustainability through their education – and the first step is for Nordic vocational schools to have access to the right teaching materials. 

Skills4Reuse has produced teaching materials for them.

The Erasmus+ project "Circular City Through Educational Circular Economy Methods for Social Enterprises" (CIRC) has produced a free modular toolkit empowering adult educators to teach circular economy principles to marginalised adults at risk of exclusion. It includes a guide and a training format.