Textile Testing Course: Practical Skills for Professional Growth

Riga Technical University is hosting one-day Textile Testing Course designed for women who are interested in strengthening their technical knowledge, refreshing skills, or exploring new professional directionswithin the textile and materials field.

This course offers a balanced combination of clear theoretical guidance and hands-on laboratory experience, allowing participants to gain practical insight into textile testing methods, equipment, and real-life applications. It is especially suited for women who value structured learning, applied knowledge, and meaningful skill development.

The course will be led by Inga Dāboliņa, head and senior researcher of the Personal Protective Equipment Laboratory at Riga Technical University, who will guide participants step by step through the testing process from understanding equipment and procedures to analyzing results through case studies and discussion. The learning environment is supportive, professional, and designed to encourage confidence and participation at every stage.

The course will provide:

​• A structured introduction to textile testing and laboratory practices;

​• Hands-on experience with textile testing equipment;

​• Practical understanding of testing procedures and observations;

​• Case study analysis and solution development;

​• Opportunities for discussion, reflection, and knowledge exchange;

​• Pre- and post-course assessments to support learning progress;

​• A Certificate of Completion;

​• 1 ECTS credit upon successful completion.

The event will take place on 2nd February, 2026, in Mush Room, RTU Science and Innovation centre, from 09:00 until 17:00. The Textile Testing course can be attended only with previous registration done through the link below until January 29.

This course is ideal for women seeking practical knowledge, recognised learning outcomes, and professional development, whether they are returning to the field, upskilling, or exploring new career opportunities.

​The registration link for the event: https://luma.com/d03393ry

This activity was supported as part of Project – Central Baltic Mentoring for Migrant Women seeking Employment – CeMeWE CB0100070, as Interreg Central Baltic Programme 2021-2027 project co-funded by the European Union.