

Woodworking and timber framing are traditional crafts that have been practiced in the Baltic region since ancient times. However, today there are very limited – or nearly no – opportunities to acquire these traditional carpentry skills. In addition, there is a shortage of masters who still possess this knowledge, despite the fact that wood and forests remain among the main natural resources of the Baltic region.
This creates a clear demand for traditional timber-framing competences, while no mechanisms currently exist to ensure their supply.
THE MAIN GOAL OF THE PROJECT IS TO PROVIDE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES IN WOODWORKING AND TRADITIONAL TIMBER FRAMING, THEREBY ENHANCING PEOPLE’S COMPETENCES IN THESE CRAFTS AND MAKING THEM COMPETITIVE AND ATTRACTIVE IN THE BALTIC LABOUR MARKET.
The project’s target audience is YOUNG PEOPLE – one of the most vulnerable and less competitive groups in employment.
Much of the traditional knowledge of master carpenters has disappeared over time.
That is why cross-border collaboration became essential.

Duration 01.04.2023 - 28.02.2025
Total budget
Programme priority
Improved employment opportunitiesProgramme objective
PO6 - Improved employment opportunities on labour marketLead partner
Bulduri Technical school
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