The DiTL (Driving Inclusion Through Learning) consortium is making strides in promoting inclusive education and career development in the transport and logistics sector. As we advance, we are actively seeking like-minded cooperation partners to join us in this important mission.
A Call for Inclusive Collaboration
At the heart of DiTL is a commitment to equality of opportunity within professional driver training. We are now reaching out to driving schools, VET institutions, training providers, and other organizations dedicated to inclusive education and skills development.
Together, we can shape a more equitable and forward-looking transport industry—one where all individuals, regardless of background or ability, have the opportunity to succeed.
Why Partner with DiTL?
Partnering with DiTL offers organizations the chance to:
- Co-create inclusive training methodologies that open doors for underrepresented groups in the driving profession.
- Share and implement best practices in vocational education and driver training across borders.
- Promote accessibility in transport careers, with a particular focus on supporting people with disabilities.
- Join a vibrant European network of experts, practitioners, and innovators committed to social impact and inclusive growth.
What We’re Developing
Our work focuses on designing and testing innovative training concepts that place inclusion at the forefront. With a strong foundation in global training and auditing expertise, DiTL partners are crafting solutions that address real-world challenges in professional driver education.
Whether you’re an education provider, advocacy group, public institution, or transport organization, we invite you to collaborate with us in creating lasting change.
Join Us in Shaping the Future
Is your organization passionate about making driver training and transport careers more accessible? Are you working on inclusive approaches to vocational training?
If so, we would love to connect.
📩 To explore partnership opportunities, please reach out to your national DiTL partner or contact our project coordinator AFT (France) for more information.
Let’s work together to build a more inclusive future for transport professionals across Europe.