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The Aula Vulpi auditorium at the University Roma Tre, Dipartimento dli Scienze della Formazione was crowed of students and other people to attend the Final Meeting of the Comwork project. The seminar has been opened by Anna Aluffi Pentini Coordinator of the project, Lucia Chiapette Cajola Director of the Department of Education – University of…
The share of young people in France not in education, employment or training (NEET) has risen in recent years. 1.8 million young people are NEETs, around 270,000 more than in 2008. Stephane Carcillo, senior economist at the OECD, explains which youth are most affected and why, and what can be done to help more young…
As has been reported in the Comwork project activities are underway some initiatives that aim to gather ideas and proposals from various quarters (social workers, young people, institutions) for the definition of the training program the “Learning Unit” in development by the project team. The University of Valladolid has now a Moodle platform in which…
1. What is a Peer Review? 2. Why are we doing it in the Comwork project? 3. What are the outcomes we expect to have at the end of the activity? 4. How does it work? 5. What are the tasks of Peer Review…
Matching Skills and Jobs provides a series of indicators on skills and labour market mismatches. Skills related indicators allow you to gauge the extent of under-skilling, under-utilisation of skills or skills obsolescence among employees in the EU. Other indicators refer to labour market mismatches such as the long-term unemployment rate or number of young people…