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OVIN Learn

Driving Ontario’s automotive industry forward

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The Challenge

A workforce at risk

Ontario's automotive future is racing toward autonomy and electrification. But while vehicles evolve at lightning speed, half the workforce lacks the skills to keep pace. For an industry in transformation, standing still wasn’t an option.

  • Our Role
  • UX
  • Website design
  • Stakeholder consultation
  • Content strategy
  • Development
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Three mobile screens from the OVIN Learn app, showing different features, all on a blue-to-green gradient background.

The Approach

Seamless online upskilling

Enter OVIN Learn: an innovative platform with industry-led courses, custom dashboards and progress tracking. For the workforce, it's an intuitive pathway to next-gen skills. For managers, it's a powerful suite of tools to track, measure and accelerate team growth.

OVIN Learn dashboard showing team skill goals and course completion progress by topic area.
OVIN Learn curated learning pathways interface featuring an EV expert course from Conestoga College.
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Engineer in a hard hat operating a laptop beside an industrial robotic arm.

The Results

“Honestly, you've knocked it out of the park.”

Alicia Pereira, Vice President, Marketing & Communications, Ontario Centre of Innovation The platform launched in 2025, providing automotive professionals—from apprentice to expert, small garage to global manufacturer—with targeted upskilling to keep Ontario’s talent at the cutting edge.

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