The Haridus- ja Noorteamet (Education and Youth Board) along with the Ministry of Education and Research is continuing to offer free training sessions in Estonian universities and vocational institutions until mid-year as part of their green skills program. These initiatives are designed to improve the competitiveness of Estonian workers and companies while addressing the skills required for the changing job market. The focus is on equipping participants with modern competencies that align with sustainability and environmental awareness.

The green skills training aims to foster the development of essential skills that are increasingly necessary in today's evolving economy. By enabling participants to acquire knowledge in sustainability practices, the program seeks to prepare the workforce for future challenges and opportunities linked to environmental sustainability. This initiative aligns with broader global trends emphasizing the need for skilled workers in sectors influenced by green technology and sustainable practices.

Ultimately, these free courses present a strategic investment in human capital for Estonia, helping to ensure that workers remain relevant in a competitive job market. Moreover, they reflect the country's commitment to promoting environmental awareness and readiness within its economy, which is crucial for achieving both national and European Union sustainability goals.