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SKILLS@WORK

Skills@work Challenge 2010
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INTERNATIONAL SKILLS@WORK CHALLENGE

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Watch the skills@work video to learn more about the importance of bridging a gap between the needs of labour markets and the skills gained through vocational education systems. Experts from Europe and Asia stress the importance of engagement in this area and share their views on how it can be done.

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SKILLS@WORK

Integrating employment and skills

Why are we doing Skills@Work?

skills@work is an nineteen-country project that promotes internationalism within the vocational education and training sector across South East Europe (SEE) and the United Kingdom. Skills@work is a part of the Skills for Employability programme. The benefits of the project will be:

• skills development to support economic growth and a globally competitive Europe
• networks and long-term relationships to support the response of governments in SEE to the challenges of employability
• present the UK as one of the key partners in areas of enterprise, innovation and employment in SEE
• support the British Council’s vision for Europe – “Working together to build next generation Europe”

What do we want to achieve with Skills@Work?

• Address long-term systemic challenges by engaging employers in the future of skills development to align education and training provision with the needs of industry
• A higher and more positive profile for the skills agenda
• Equip young people with relevant, transferable skills for employment in a global market
• Contribute to a culture of enterprise and innovation
• Support and develop European objectives for system reform

How will we achieve this?

• Creating space for dialogue between policy makers, employers and leaders of industry
• Partnerships between UK and SEE colleges to work towards development in curriculum, quality assurance and the transfer of best practice and mobility exchanges
• Skills@work Challenge competitions which will encourage young people to use their skills in enterprising and innovative ways, ultimately increasing their employability and entrepreneurial flair

For more information about the project and latest updates in Azerbaijan, please contact Konul Ahmadova.

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