Education

The 2023 Education and Training Monitor shows where the EU Member States need to focus efforts in order to be able to achieve the education targets for 2030.

The Erasmus+ annual report presents detailed numbers on the year 2022. Switzerland was one of the top destinations for outside-Erasmus mobility.

Two new policy documents aim at making the EU education systems fit for the digital age and boosting the provision of basic and advanced digital skills by 2030.

The European Commission proposes new increased targets for learning mobility in higher education and vocational education and training.

The Erasmus Student Network brings forward their ideas to strengthen the European Universities Initiative, for example creating a 7-year funding framework.

Eurydice report on diversity and inclusion in school finds that existing national policies for diversity and inclusion rarely address gender equality and LGBTQ.

While SMEs in Europe struggle to find and retain skilled workers, only a minority is planning to invest in skills development.

While the case for a further harmonisation of academic calendars in Europe is clear, there is very limited change made.

A thought-provoking paper poses important questions on the 20% learning mobility target in Europe, and potential changes to that benchmark.

According to current EU reports, European education systems are not yet fit to provide the qualifications needed for the green and digital transitions.