The implementation of this project will help meeting the demand for skilled workers in the electronics and engineering sector in Kurzeme and northwest Lithuania. Three engineering skill centres will be established in Ventspils, Liepaja and Klaipeda to meet the increasing demand for engineers. Each centre will specialise in a particular field, complementing each other in order to ensure a wider range of classes while at the same time avoiding overlap of programmes. Students and entrepreneurs will also have the possibility to take online courses to further their education.In addition, recommendations for the improvement of life-long learning policies in legislation will be developed based on research carried out by experts (including lecturers, engineers and employers) involved in the project. Currently life-long learning supply-demand analysis is being developed to support life-long learning experts in improving the quality and accessibility of provided services. Engineering skill centres in Ventspils, Liepaja and Klaipeda are partly equipped. Virtual training platform is developed and Moodle environment adjusted to each partner’s (schools) needs. E-learning materials for entrepreneurs are integrated into the platform. Achievements: Implemented culture exchange projects (units) - 1; Joints culture festivals (units) - 1; Greater interaction among various institutions and people on both sides of the border (a number of joint projects/%) - 1; Semianrs - 7; Camps - 1; Trainings 1; Leisure activities - 1; Health days - 4; Reconstructed educational building - 1;