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Skills for the Future is a program created by JA-YE Europe and Hyundai Motor Europe to promote STEM skills, entrepreneurship, and future employability among vocational students. The program includes classroom visits, mini-companies, master classes, and a Hyundai award to provide hands-on experiences in developing skills for future careers.
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