Author archives: Eva
Green Skills in Short Supply?
This was the title of an online conference on the challenges education and the labour market face in times of Green Change recently organised by the Erasmus+ VET Teams Austria.
Future of VET – challenges and choices
The challenges European VET systems face are manifold. The results of a multi-year research project on this were recently discussed at an online conference.
Knowledge mobilisation in the IRR project
The Erasmus+ project "Inclusive Responsible Research (IRR)" is entering its final phase. In a series of workshops we discuss the results with researchers and experts in higher education research.
Learning more about micro-credentials
On 8-9 November 2022, more than 60 representatives of the EQAVET Network joined an online Peer Learning Activity on quality assurance of micro-credentials in vocational education and training.
Special issue on the Future of VET
The Hungarian Educational Research Journal (HERJ) recently published a special issue on the future of vocational education and training in Europe, edited by Jörg Markowitsch, Magdolna Benke and Jens Bjørnåvold.
Work-oriented adult basic education in the German AlphaDekade
This year's AlphaDekade conference took place in Nürnberg from 27 to 28 September 2022, this time focusing on work-oriented adult basic education.
Skills for Resilience
Jörg Markowitsch participated in an Expert Group Meeting organised by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization’s (UNIDO) Learning and Knowledge Development Facility (LKDF).
Workshop on pathways to vocational excellence
The international workshop on 'The Future of VET in Europe: Pathways to vocational excellence', jointly organised by 3s, the BIBB and Cedefop, took place on the 8-9.9.2022 in Bonn.
Series of online lectures during the Apprenticeship Week 2022
The Erasmus+ VET Team Austria invites you to an online lecture series with renowned experts from 19 September to 4 October.
Nursing shortage in the spotlight
work-o-witch and 3s invite to a film screening to discuss the role of film in the professional training of nursing staff and as a medium for addressing the staff shortage.