Cedefop looks at quality of apprenticeships in new comparative analysis
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New leaflet explains why evaluating apprenticeships matters
New EAfA Toolkit and webinar on integrating basic skills in apprenticeships
Make your event part of the European Skills & VET Week
New Skills Portability Initiative makes skills and qualifications easier to use across EU borders
Forum on Vocational Excellence highlights the future of dual education and training
Pact for Skills-EAfA Knowledge Exchange webinar: Improving cross-border cooperation through labour mobility and skills portability
Entrepreneurial skills and local governance took centre stage at the 2026 Community of Regions and Cities’ High-Level Event in Rome
European Apprentices Network to discuss future of apprenticeships at 2026 Annual Meeting
Welcome to the October 2026 edition of the European Alliance for Apprenticeships (EAfA) newsletter!
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AccessibleEU has published its 2025 monitoring reports, assessing accessibility across all EU Member States through 30 indicators covering the built environment, ICT, transport and public policy.
Although accessibility laws have advanced significantly during the last few years, many websites and mobile apps still present barriers for persons with disabilities. Yet formal complaints are very few.
The European Commission published a proposal introducing mandatory QR codes on physical cards, enabling authorities and service providers across the EU to verify a card's authenticity and validity.