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Recent Developments: EU Policies For Vocational Training and Adult Education
Recent Developments: EU Policies For Vocational Training and Adult Education
Anna Barbieri
Vocational training, apprenticeships and adult education
DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion
EU policies for vocational training (VET)
and Adult learning
Content
3. access to VET and qualifications for all through more flexible and
permeable systems, notably by offering guidance and validation
4. key competences in both I and CVET
• Joint Declaration the European level social partners, the Commission and
the Lithuanian Presidency (02.07.2013)
• Member States have made individual commitments
• More than 100 pledges from social partners, chambers, companies, VET
providers, regions and youth organisations
• An active network of stakeholders meeting several times per year
• A EU level event in Riga in June 2015 – NEXT IN MARCH 2017
A new Skills agenda for Europe
I. HIGHER AND MORE RELEVANT SKILLS
Link to roadmaps :
1. "Skills Guarantee" http://ec.europa.eu/smart-
2. VET as a pathway to excellence regulation/roadmaps/docs/2016_empl_
005_skills_initiative_en.pdf
3. Initiatives concerning other DGs
http://ec.europa.eu/smart-
regulation/roadmaps/docs/2016_empl_
007_skills_pathways_en.pdf
II. MAKING SKILLS VISIBLE
Learner mobility
• Consultation
• Activation / dissemination
• Results
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