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RESPOND TO YOUR NEETS! was an Erasmus+ KA1 training course, which aimed to reach the following objectives: Following ‘The overall objectives of the renewed framework for European cooperation in the youth field (2010-2018)’ the project’s general objectives were 1) fostering the upholding of the right of young people to participate in the development and implementation…
Youth unemployment, and the question of how to effectively engage as many of Europe’s younpeople as possible in the world of work, has been at the heart of the EU policy agenda since 2010. While the situation is now improving with youth employment rates that are finally slowly increasing,in 2013 over 5.5 million young Europeans…
Youth employment and development A youth focus within the employment and development debate, including the post-2015 agenda, is warranted for a number of key reasons: Early work experience affects work and wellbeing throughout a person’s life. Youth employment outcomes have spillovers across society, affecting social and political stability, and to future generations. Today’s youth population…
The global youth challenge There are more than one billion young people worldwide aged between 15 and 24, representing the largest cohort that has ever had to progress from childhood to adulthood. Almost 87 per cent of them live in developing countries (United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division, 2011). As many…
Accredition of prior learning as a lever for lifelong learning | UNESCO
Perspectives on designing the competence based curriculum
Lignes directrices européennes pour la Validation des acquis non formels et informels | Cedefop
The Validation Challenge. how close is Europe to recognising all learning? | Cedefop