Actualités du Cedefop

Europe faces significant demographic shifts, while rapid digitalisation and the green transition are reshaping industries and societies, creating both challenges and opportunities in the labour mar

Despite progress in gender equality, women remain underrepresented in many vocational education and training (VET) fields, particularly in STEM and technical disciplines.

Despite progress in education and employment policies, young women across the EU remain disproportionately affected by labour market downturns.

Since its launch in 2022, Croatia's voucher scheme has supported over 29 000 learners, boosting digital, green, and labour-market-relevant skills while fostering lifelong learning.

The European Union faces a major demographic challenge, marked by an aging population, declining birth rates, and shifting migration patterns.

Since the 2018 reform of the continuing training system, the national network of regio

National qualifications frameworks (NQFs) play a vital role in making qualifications more transparent, comparable, and accessible across the EU, enhancing learner and worker mobility.

Gender inequality remains a critical issue across the European Union, affecting classrooms, learning environments, and workplaces.

The renewal of training guides for vocational training institutes and the continuous development of certified occupational profiles by EOPPEP represent a pivotal step in revolutionising vocational

As the learning landscape evolves—shaped by changes in the labour market, society, and the economy—so does our understanding of qualifications.