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The EQAVET Greek National Reference Point organised a peer review on the link between continuing vocational education and training and micro-credentials to assess an initiative on the potential introduction of micro-credentials in CVET.
A new EU survey shows that Europeans view vocational education and training (VET) as a fast track to attractive and well-paid job opportunities. Most people believe VET leads to real job opportunities and solid careers.
The International Labour Organization and the European Commission reaffirmed their strategic partnership and agreed to deepen their cooperation on social justice, decent work and quality jobs at their 17th High-level meeting.
During the 25th Board Meeting of the European Network of Public Employment Services (PES Network), hosted by the Cypriot Presidency on 18-19 June 2026 in Nicosia, Heads of PES came together to discuss the role of Public Employment Services in key EU initiatives and how PES can translate the strategi
Two of Europe’s premier education initiatives are uniting. Discover how the Lifelong Learning Platform and the European Skills & VET Week are teaming up to champion continuous education, elevate innovative practices, and bring the Lifelong Learning Awards to a bigger stage.
From apprentices to entrepreneurs, discover how mobility programmes help build skills, unlock opportunities and strengthen Europe's competitiveness. Join the discussion on 1 July in Brussels or online.
Held on 4 and 5 June 2026 in Rome, the European Commission and the Metropolitan City of Rome Capital hosted the 2026 High-Level Event, bringing together around 200 participants, including EAfA members from 12 countries.
The peer review provided an opportunity to reflect on how stakeholders, particularly employers, can contribute more effectively to quality assurance (QA) in vocational education and training (VET).
New data from Cedefop's updated online tool Timeline of VET policies show that vocational education and training reforms across EU-27, Norway and Iceland are moving forward, with countries shifting from planning to active implementation.
EU sets clearer rules and protective exposure limits for high-risk substances at work: a move expected to protect workers’ health, prevent long-term illnesses and improve conditions across sectors.