All occu­pa­ti­ons in one click — The AMS world of occupations

The online Occupational Information System of the Austrian Public Employment Service (AMS) provides details on all occu­pa­ti­ons and app­ren­ti­ce­ships. 3s experts are con­stant­ly deve­lo­ping this tool and main­tai­ning its content.

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The online Occupational Information System (BIS) went online for the first time in 2001 and since then has offered com­pre­hen­si­ve overviews on occu­pa­ti­ons, the required skills and qua­li­fi­ca­ti­ons. Furthermore, education and training oppor­tu­ni­ties related to these careers are presented too. A link to the AMS eJob-Room allows the user to filter through current job offers and displays them on a map of Austria and the EU.

The BIS is divided into 15 occu­pa­tio­nal areas, offers short descrip­ti­ons of about 500 occu­pa­ti­ons including job tasks, skills-sets, salary details and further training oppor­tu­ni­ties. In addition, it contains about 17,500 job titles and more than 25,000 skills, so far.

The note­wor­t­hy added value of the BIS lies in its emphasis on inter­lin­king different types of career infor­ma­ti­on. In tandem to its public use it is also inte­gra­ted into the AMS-internal appli­ca­ti­on for coun­sel­ling services.


Project: Entwicklung und inhalt­li­che Begleitung des Berufsinformationssystems (BIS) des AMS Österreich

Contact: Stefan Humpl

Mail to stefan.humpl@3s.co.at

Client: AMS Österreich

Duration: 2001 - ongoing

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Deepening the Understanding of Microcredentials: Relevance, Quality, and Inclusion

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Artificial Intelligence as a Topic in Non-formal Training

The market study provides an up-to-date overview of open, non-formal training oppor­tu­ni­ties focusing on arti­fi­ci­al intel­li­gence in Austria.

Innovation & Development Projects

SkillsPath – Building Bridges for a Sustainable Career Future

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Studies & Analyses

Study sup­port­ing the impact assess­ment for the Skills Portability Initiative (SPI)

3s experts con­tri­bu­te to research and con­sul­tan­cy on a possible legis­la­ti­ve proposal to make qua­li­fi­ca­ti­ons and skills more trans­pa­rent, com­pa­ra­ble and trans­fera­ble, sup­port­ing worker mobility in the EU.

Studies & Analyses

Deepening the Understanding of Microcredentials: Relevance, Quality, and Inclusion

This project inve­sti­ga­tes the labour market relevance, quality assurance, and inclu­si­ve­ness of micro­creden­ti­als, focusing on their reco­gni­ti­on, sectoral posi­tio­ning, and accessibility.

Studies & Analyses

Artificial Intelligence as a Topic in Non-formal Training

The market study provides an up-to-date overview of open, non-formal training oppor­tu­ni­ties focusing on arti­fi­ci­al intel­li­gence in Austria.

Studies & Analyses

Study sup­port­ing the impact assess­ment for the Skills Portability Initiative (SPI)

3s experts con­tri­bu­te to research and con­sul­tan­cy on a possible legis­la­ti­ve proposal to make qua­li­fi­ca­ti­ons and skills more trans­pa­rent, com­pa­ra­ble and trans­fera­ble, sup­port­ing worker mobility in the EU.

Studies & Analyses

Deepening the Understanding of Microcredentials: Relevance, Quality, and Inclusion

This project inve­sti­ga­tes the labour market relevance, quality assurance, and inclu­si­ve­ness of micro­creden­ti­als, focusing on their reco­gni­ti­on, sectoral posi­tio­ning, and accessibility.

Studies & Analyses

Study sup­port­ing the impact assess­ment for the Skills Portability Initiative (SPI)

3s experts con­tri­bu­te to research and con­sul­tan­cy on a possible legis­la­ti­ve proposal to make qua­li­fi­ca­ti­ons and skills more trans­pa­rent, com­pa­ra­ble and trans­fera­ble, sup­port­ing worker mobility in the EU.

Studies & Analyses

Deepening the Understanding of Microcredentials: Relevance, Quality, and Inclusion

This project inve­sti­ga­tes the labour market relevance, quality assurance, and inclu­si­ve­ness of micro­creden­ti­als, focusing on their reco­gni­ti­on, sectoral posi­tio­ning, and accessibility.