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Mar 17,2026
On 17 March, EVE Power Hungary and the Debrecen Vocational Training Center (DSZC) signed a strategic cooperation agreement, marking another important milestone in strengthening the connection between vocational education and industry.
The partnership aims to establish a modern professional framework that supports the development of vocational education, enhances career guidance, and expands training opportunities aligned with current labour market demands.
The cooperation focuses on the fields of mechanical engineering, electronics, chemical engineering, and automotive manufacturing. A key priority is the further development of dual education programmes, enabling students to gain valuable hands-on industry experience alongside their academic studies.
EVE Power Hungary will actively contribute to the development of these programmes by providing professional lectures, educational initiatives, and practical training opportunities. The company will also support the modernization of training materials to ensure they reflect the latest technological advancements and industry standards.
Zhang Huanting, Managing Director of EVE Power Hungary, emphasized that battery manufacturing and energy storage are among today's fastest-growing high-tech industries, requiring modern, practice-oriented education. He noted that the company's ambition is not only to create economic value through its investment but also to contribute to knowledge development by working together with educational institutions to prepare the next generation for the challenges of the future.
Partnerships like this represent an investment that extends well beyond today's needs. By fostering continuous knowledge development, supporting the education of highly skilled professionals, and strengthening collaboration between industry and education, they help lay the foundation for a competitive and innovation-driven economy.
