Overcoming obstacles to skills development

Nagla’s cleaning lady in Alexandria, Egypt, leads a double life. During the day, she mops and dusts, vacuums and polishes, keeping Nagla’s apartment, and those of other clients, spick and span. In her free time, back home with her unemployed husband, she pretends to friends, and others in her community, that she is a housewife, … More Overcoming obstacles to skills development

A growing sense of ownership – Pt. 2.

In the lead up to the Torino Process international conference on June 7-8, ETF partner countries have been taking part in a series of regional-level policy forums on vocational education and training (VET) and skills for economic development. Ownership has been a key feature running throughout. We continue the series with the Southern and Eastern … More A growing sense of ownership – Pt. 2.

The future of skills and work in the digital age

By ETF’s roving reporter Nick Holdsworth Look at or imagine your office desk and observe what you see there. Now shut your eyes and remember how it looked 10, 20 or 30 years ago… Once desks were places for pens, jotting pads, typewriters, paper clips, erasers and coffee cups sat on old brown stains. Today … More The future of skills and work in the digital age

Torino Process 2016-17 – Changing skills for a changing world

The Torino Process is an established fixture in the calendars of policymakers, experts, practitioners, and others interested in vocational education and training in the EU and the ETF’s 29 partner countries, bordering Europe. With its biennial gathering coming up in June 2017, we are delighted to welcome you to this special blog. We’ll be hearing from ETF … More Torino Process 2016-17 – Changing skills for a changing world