A new European Strategy for Vocational Education and Training
Closer industry cooperation, flexible training and more mobility are at the centre of the new European Strategy for Vocational Education and Training.
Closer industry cooperation, flexible training and more mobility are at the centre of the new European Strategy for Vocational Education and Training.
A new declaration calls for making apprentice mobility easier, strengthening Erasmus+ support and recognising learn-ing outcomes across Europe.
With RESET, CEDEFOP maps where Europe’s skills shortages truly lie, helping regions design better policies for training and competitiveness.
A new EU report exposes imbalances in degree mobility across Europe and the distinct challenges and opportunities arising for net senders and receivers.
A new report finds European nations increasingly embrace work-based learning in VET reforms.
Although the EU faces skills shortages, a new report shows the limited progress achieved in reforming national VET systems and making VET more attractive.
The Council updates its education strategy, reinforcing core goals while adding new priorities like digital skills, citizenship and VET.
The Committee for Employment and Social Affairs of the European Parliament instructs the Council and the Commission on their priorities in the VET sector.
The European Skills Intelligence Observatory briefed the new European Skills High Level Board on megatrends, skills gaps, mismatches and supply.
A recent report reveals how Erasmus+ contributes to skills development in the Global South by adapting to local skills challenges.