Publikacije

20. oktober 2014 Skills, qualifications and jobs in the EU: the making of a perfect match? What has been the impact of the economic crisis on skill mismatch? Is there a cost in getting the unemployed quickly into any job? Why is skill mismatch prevalent among the EU workforce? To answer these and other timely questions on skill mismatch, in spring 2014 Cedefop carried out the European skills and jobs (ESJ) survey. The findings caution that the prolonged economic downturn is threatening the long-term potential of the EU’s human resources. A greater share of recent job finders has entered into jobs that need lower qualifications and skills than their own. The unemployed also run a greater risk of misplacement into jobs of lower skill intensity. More than one in five EU employees has not developed skills since they started a job, as over one third of EU jobs are characterised by poor task complexity and lack of continued learning. Closer stakeholder collaboration and policy action is needed in the EU to generate not only more skills but also, crucially, better jobs for better-matched skills. 20. oktober 2014 Unequal access to job-related learning: evidence from the adult education survey This report provides an in-depth analysis of adults’ participation in non-formal job-related education and training in Europe, having particular but not exclusive regard to employed adults. It investigates its variability and in/equality based on key factors at individual level, including socio-demographic background, education, labour market status, jobs and workplace characteristics. The report selects, presents and analyses internationally comparable data from the 2011 adult education survey. Basic descriptive statistics are enriched with findings from multivariate statistical modelling to provide a statistical picture of inequalities in Europe and at country level. 20. oktober 2014 Vocational education and training in the Netherlands This short description aims to contribute to better understanding of vocational education and training (VET) in the Netherlands, providing an insight into its main features and highlighting recent VET policy developments. VET in the Netherlands is comprehensive and flexible and has good labour market outcomes. The Dutch experience shows that an effective VET system requires regular adjustments to keep meeting labour market and society needs. Striking a good balance between the system’s accessibility, quality and efficiency is a constant challenge. In recent years, policies have focused on reducing early leaving from education and training and streamlining qualifications. Recent policies aim at increasing quality and efficiency by reducing programme duration and by strengthening performance-based funding. These and other measures benefit from a tradition of evidence-informed policy and practice. 20. oktober 2014 European guidelines for validating non-formal and informal learning The European guidelines for validating non-formal and informal learning are written for individuals and institutions responsible for the initiation, development, implementation and operation of validation arrangements. The ambition of the guidelines is to clarify the conditions for implementation, highlighting the critical choices to be made by stakeholders at different stages of the process. The 2012 Council recommendation on validation encourages Member States to put in place national arrangements for validation by 2018. These arrangements will enable individuals to increase the visibility and value of their knowledge, skills and competences acquired outside formal education and training: at work, at home or in voluntary activities. This second edition of the European guidelines is the result of a two-year process involving a wide range of stakeholders active in validation at European, national and/or sectoral levels.
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Cedefop - Facebook Cedefop Twitter Center RS za poklicno izobraževanje - CPI Center Republike Slovenije za poklicno izobraževanje je javni zavod, ki ga je leta 1995 ustanovila vlada in soustanovile Gospodarska zbornica Slovenije in Obrtna zbornica Slovenije. V skladu s podlago, podano v Zakonu o organizaciji in financiranju vzgoje in izobraževanja (UR.L.12/96), opravlja Center raziskovalno, razvojno in svetovalno delo in je mesto, kjer se srečujejo, usklajujejo in povezujejo interesi države in socialnih partnerjev v poklicnem in strokovnem izobraževanju. Europass Pet dokumentov, s katerimi bodo vaša znanja, spretnosti in kvalifikacije jasno in lahko razumljiva v Evropi: Moja izbira Spletna stran je posvečena poklicni orientaciji v najširšem pomenu besede. Namenjena je učencem, dijakom, staršem, odraslim in svetovalcem (šolski svetovalci, karierni svetovalci, svetovalci v vseživljenjskem učenju). Glavni cilj te spletne strani je na enem mestu ponuditi vsem ciljnim skupinam preprost in učinkovit dostop do informacij, ki jim bodo v pomoč bodisi pri odločanju o nadaljnji poklicni, izobraževalni in s tem tudi življenjski poti, bodisi pri opravljanju vloge dobrega svetovalca. Nacionalna poklicna kvalifikacija - NPK Nacionalna poklicna kvalifikacija posamezniku omogoči, da pridobi javno veljavno listino o poklicni usposobljenosti. NPK ponuja možnost ovrednotenja in potrditve spretnosti ter znanj pridobljenih z neformalnim učenjem, z NPK posameznik tako dokazuje usposobljenost za opravljanje določenega poklica.
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