Projects with Schools
To be ready for the future, you need to study and gain experience!
To connect students with the metalworking industry, we organize a range of activities tailored to specific needs and suitable for different age groups and fields of study.
Here are some of the initiatives we offer to schools, universities, technical industrial and vocational institutes, and ITS programs:
Company Meet-and-Greet Days
Target: High Schools
We organize “speed dates” between students and local companies, featuring 10-minute interviews.
This format offers students their first job interview experience while allowing companies to connect with future technicians and promote awareness of the metalworking sector.
These meetings foster dialogue and collaboration, strengthening school-business relationships and highlighting career opportunities in the industry.
Events with Experts and Companies
Evenings for Families and Students
STEAM Week
Objective: Inspire young students to engage with technology and develop a passion for STEAM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics).
Throughout the week, educators, experts, companies, and professionals coordinated by COMET lead workshops on mechanics, coding, robotics, automation, home automation, mechanical design, electromechanics, electronics, and sustainability.
Guided Tours During the School Year
Guided Tours at Trade Fairs
During trade fairs, we organize guided tours of exhibitor company stands, providing students with direct exposure to the industry.
We introduce students to companies, allowing businesses to share insights on industry evolution, innovations, and essential skills.
To make the experience more engaging, we also host games and quizzes, offering a dynamic and interactive way to connect with the sector.
Participation in Regional Skill Fairs
Initiatives for Individual Schools
We support schools and institutes in acquiring materials or machinery to enhance teaching and training for young students.