praktikatu
"Praktikatu" means “to practice” in Basque, but in educational and technical settings, it has come to symbolize more than just repetition. It represents the process of learning by doing—of mastering skills through real-world application and hands-on experience.
In vocational schools and science institutions across Europe, the praktikatu philosophy is shaping how students prepare for their careers. Theory alone is no longer enough. Students must be immersed in environments that mirror actual workspaces, where they can operate tools, observe reactions, and make mistakes safely. That’s where infrastructure plays a vital role.
A well-designed training space doesn’t just require books and whiteboards—it requires functionality. From precision tools to safety equipment, and yes, even laboratory furniture, every detail contributes to a meaningful learning experience. The right laboratory furniture—adjustable lab tables, ergonomic stools, chemical-resistant countertops—supports not only the workflow of students but also their safety and focus.