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The IWorCon project consortium is glad to share the latest updates, milestones, and upcoming events.
A large supplier for the automotive industry in Germany is cutting jobs due to the transformation. At the same time, small and medium-sized companies in the same region are desperately looking for skilled workers
On 29 May, the Social Employers and EPSU, supported by Nexem, hosted the final conference of the FORTE project in Brussels.
The story of Andris Višnevskis, who initiated the Hemp School to promote sustainable farming and the ecological benefits of hemp, wins this year’s Green Skills Award. Türkiye and Madagascar came second and third, respectively.
Three years ago, the first Future Skills Report Chemistry was published. BAVC and IGBCE just published the Future Skills Report Chemistry 2.0, with the support of analytics provider HRForecast. This version is more than just a simple update
Mark your calendars! This year’s high-level event ‘Unleashing untapped potential – apprenticeship as a response to labour shortages’ is scheduled for 17 and 18 June 2024.
With skills shortages and increasing demands for adaptation, the Norwegian government has taken proactive steps by establishing a committee tasked with exploring how Norway can succeed in developing the skills of its workforce for the jobs of today and tomorrow.
Each Mutual Learning edition comprises of a series of three workshops to support Member States in the implementation of the individual learning accounts to boost participation of adults in training.
Rapid technological advancements and the green transition are reshaping work and tasks. Vocational and technically skilled workers are particularly crucial for driving these transitions.
On the initiative of Belgium, the national coordinators of the Member States participating in the European Year of Skills drafted a Statement, addressed to the European Commission, the Council of the European Union and the European Parliament.