Europass was established in 2004 to help learners capture and communicate their learning experiences. In 2020, the European Commission is launching a new version of Europass, making it fit for the digital age. The new Europass offers open, accessible, multi-lingual, web-based tools that support documentation and communication of information on skills and qualifications. Veronica, a Journalist and Reporter, tells us about her studies in Literature and Visual Communication, the challenges she faced in her career, and the Roberto Morrione Award she won for Investigative Journalism in 2018. This video shows how the new Europass e-portfolio and CV help Veronica to record her education, work experience and journey.

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