Employment, skills & VET

First findings from European Training and Learning Survey describe enabling conditions for successful learning and training on the job

In April 2026, CEDEFOP published “Beyond skills development: unleashing human potential - First findings from Cedefop’s...
VET Solutions for Europe’s young people not in employment, education or training

In March 2026, CEDEFOP Published the research paper “Building inclusive futures for NEETs- VET solutions for Europe’s young...
VET Teachers at a Turning Point

In March 2026, CEDEFOP Published the publication “VET teachers at a turning point - Pilot evidence from Cedefop's European...
What are the drivers of VET Shortages in the EU?

In March 2026, CEDEFOP published the Policy Brief “Vocational education and training (VET) occupations in shortage”. This...
EU Social Affairs Ministers approve and exchange on European Semester from a human capital & quality jobs and AI perspective

On 9 March 2026, Social Affairs Ministers participated in a meeting of the Council of the EU, where different aspects of the...
Human-centred digital transitions and skill mismatches in European workplaces

In January 2026, CEDEFOP published its Report “Human-centred digital transitions and skill mismatches in European...
Trends, Inequalities, and COVID-19 Impact on Vocational Training in Enterprises in the EU

In February 2026, CEDEFOP published the Research Paper “Continuing vocational training in enterprises in the EU”. This...
EPR Participates in Consultations on the Upcoming EU VET Strategy

As part of the Union of Skills (published in March 2025), the European Commission announced the development of an EU Strategy on...
CEDEFOP’s perspective on skills development up to 2040

CEDEFOP’s publication Preparing for 2040, published in November 2025, presents the first findings of a Cedefop foresight study...
How are National Qualification Frameworks implemented across Europe?

CEDEFOP’s policy brief on Making Qualifications and Skills more Visible, published in December 2025, contributes to a better...

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Employment, skills & VET

First findings from European Training and Learning Survey describe enabling conditions for successful learning and training on the job

VET Solutions for Europe’s young people not in employment, education or training

VET Teachers at a Turning Point

What are the drivers of VET Shortages in the EU?

EU Social Affairs Ministers approve and exchange on European Semester from a human capital & quality jobs and AI perspective

Human-centred digital transitions and skill mismatches in European workplaces

Trends, Inequalities, and COVID-19 Impact on Vocational Training in Enterprises in the EU

EPR Participates in Consultations on the Upcoming EU VET Strategy

CEDEFOP’s perspective on skills development up to 2040

How are National Qualification Frameworks implemented across Europe?