Actualité
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La Commission lance les travaux sur l'Année européenne des compétences
La Commission a adopté sa proposition visant à faire de 2023 l'Année européenne des compétences, à la suite de l'annonce faite par la présidente Ursula von der Leyen lors de son discours sur l'état de l'Union 2022.
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Celebrating 20 years of the European cooperation in vocational education and training
The meeting of the Directors-General on Vocational Education and Training (DGVT) brought together high-level representatives from 30 countries, together with the European cross-sectoral social partners to address VET policy priorities and mark the anniversary of the Copenhagen process.
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ALMA: a boost for all young people’s inclusion
An online information session on ALMA followed by Q&A was held within the framework of the #EURegionsWeek 2022.
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Eurobaromètre: Les citoyens européens conviennent qu'une transition écologique équitable est essentielle et qu'il reste encore beaucoup à faire
La Commission a publié aujourd'hui un Eurobaromètre spécial sur les « perceptions de l'équité de la transition écologique », sur la base d'une enquête réalisée entre mai et juin 2022.
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Solidarité avec l'Ukraine: L'UE définit les prochaines étapes pour garantir la sécurité et l'accès à l'emploi aux bénéficiaires d'une protection temporaire
La Commission a annoncé une série de mesures visant à continuer de soutenir les personnes fuyant l'agression russe non provoquée.
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Latvia hosted the third EQAVET Peer Review
The Latvian Peer Review, which took place on 21 and 22 September, explored the concept of quality systems for VET institutions.
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New info session on Social Dialogue calls for proposals
The information session took place on 4 October 2022.
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Commission welcomes adoption of Directive on adequate minimum wages
The European Commission welcomes the adoption of the Directive on adequate minimum wages by the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union. Today, the Council gave green light to the file, following the earlier approval in the European Parliament.
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European funds help supporting Ukrainians refugees in Italy
The Lazio Region (Italy) is at the forefront of welcoming those fleeing conflict in Ukraine. The Region allocated €10 million of European Social Fund (ESF+) funding thanks to the flexibility allowed under the Cohesion’s Action for Refugees in Europe (CARE) and launched a call for project proposals to promote the integration of people who arrived from the war zone in Ukraine and are now living in the Lazio region.
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ESF+ project in Poland helps Ukrainian war refugees
The ‘Lubelskie helps Ukraine’ project assists Ukrainians fleeing the war to help them integrate into Polish society. It is supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) and the Cohesion’s Action for Refugees in Europe (CARE).The project provides advice on dealing with everyday life and legal matters, as well as translation and interpretation services. It assists disabled people and provides psychological support to respond to the impact of the war on mental health.