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The EQAVET Network webinar held in December 2021 explored challenges and solutions for quality assurance in VET within the context of flexible learning pathways.
The Lithuanian Public Employment Service (PES) – UZT – has defined new plans to reform its human resources (HR) management thanks to the contributions of peer PES representatives through a PES Network Mutual Assistance Project.
The European Commission has launched a Ukrainian version of the EU Skills Profile Tool for Third Country Nationals. The Tool will make it easier for people fleeing Russian’s invasion of Ukraine to map their skills and find jobs and other opportunities.
The Commission is inviting all stakeholders to share their opinion on the quality of traineeships and on how they could be developed further. The public consultation is open until 13 June 2022.
The 2021 call for proposals for ‘Centres of Vocational Excellence’, under the Erasmus+ programme, has led to the selection of 13 new cross-border collaboration projects to develop excellence in vocational education and training in Europe.
To highlight the first anniversary of the European Child Guarantee, the latest episode Euronews Real Economy magazine travels to Croatia to see how the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) is supporting the social inclusion of Roma children. The episode discusses ways to improve this situation, such as advancing education rates or increasing access to childcare facilities.
The European Commission has launched today in Barcelona the renewed European Apprentices Network (EAN), which will give a renewed impetus to the promotion of apprenticeships and the engagement of young people.
On 24 and 25 March 2022, the European Commission organised the joint hybrid EAfA event ‘The voice of apprentices in the European Year of Youth 2022’. The event was organised together with the Directorate General for Vocational Education of the Regional Government of Catalonia, Fundación Bertelsmann, and the European Apprentices Network.
The European Commission has outlined the actions being taken to support Member States in meeting the needs of those fleeing the war against Ukraine and its people.
To support Member States welcoming and accommodating refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine, the European Commission proposed to increase by €3.4 billion the total pre-financing from the Recovery Assistance for Cohesion and the Territories of Europe (REACT-EU). More than 3 million Ukrainians had to flee their country following Russia's invasion, this number is growing by the day.