ExplorerHub launches at Didacta Italia 2026: the European competence frameworks portal
Published on February 22, 2026by Redazione ExplorerHub2 min read
From March 11 to 13, 2026, at the Fortezza da Basso in Florence (Spadolini Attico Pavilion, Stand W30), IDCERT officially presents ExplorerHub: the free, multilingual portal that collects, organises and makes navigable the main European and international competence frameworks.
The occasion is Didacta Italia, the most important national event dedicated to innovation in education and training, a meeting point for teachers, trainers, school leaders and education professionals.
ExplorerHub was born with a clear mission: to make competence frameworks published by European and international institutions accessible to everyone. The portal allows you to:
Access is completely free, without registration, and open to everyone: teachers, students, trainers, professionals, researchers and policy makers.
On the occasion of Didacta 2026, ExplorerHub adds full French language support, joining the already available languages: Italian, English and Spanish.
The addition of French represents an important step in the portal's European vocation. With over 300 million speakers worldwide and a central role in European institutions, French allows reaching an even wider audience, particularly:
All portal content — from framework descriptions to informational pages, from the glossary to the blog — is now available in French.
IDCERT, a Personnel Certification Body accredited by Accredia (no. 02257) under UNI CEI EN ISO/IEC 17024, is present at Didacta with its dedicated stand, together with eCampus.
At Stand W30, visitors can:
ExplorerHub is not a commercial product: it is an informational tool serving the European educational and professional community. It does not issue certifications or attestations — these are the exclusive activity of IDCERT as an accredited Certification Body.
The portal is built with modern technologies, in full compliance with GDPR, without invasive tracking and with particular attention to accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA).
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Visit ExplorerHub: explorerhub.eu
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