Cedefop has now made available for free public download the microdata file of the European skills and jobs (ESJ) survey, the first European survey on skill mismatch.
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Friday, 21 October, 2016
Cedefop has now made available for free public download the microdata file of the European skills and jobs (ESJ) survey, the first European survey on skill mismatch.
Young people are increasingly leaving the small or medium-size communities (SMC’s) in which they were born and attended basic school. They go to the big cities for education, jobs or lifestyles. This is in the long run devastating for the SMC’s as well as for the fast growing big cities – but also for the quality of the young people’s 21st century learning and capacity building.
Please find featured below and attached the Spring 2016 issue of the newsletter Ripples, from the Australian Learning Communities Network (ALCN):
We are pleased to share the second issue of our newsletter for 2016. This has been an exciting quarter of the year for the expansion of the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities (GNLC). We have not only had the pleasure to welcome almost 50 members from 22 countries to the Network, we have also opened the UNESCO Learning City Award 2017 for applications and are now cordially inviting UNESCO GNLC members to apply.
In the framework of the conference A Hope For Europe! cultures, cities and New Narratives, a study was commissioned by the EESC, upon the request of the Various Interests' Group.
The PASCAL 2016 Conference - Learning Cities 2040 - drew to a close on Sunday evening after an action-packed three days of presentations, inquiry and discussions.
A number of participants were from the University of Glasgow and the School of Education in particular.
Over 100 photos have been published on the PASCAL website:
We are pleased to announce that the UALL 2017 Annual Conference - Lifelong Learning: Local, Regional, International? - will be taking place at the Monkbar Hotel, York, between Wednesday the 5th and Friday the 7th of April – please see the attached Advance Flyer.
The PASCAL 2016 Conference in Glasgow 3-5 June, 2016 is two weeks away. Practioners from around the World are attending to present and discuss an exciting range of issues on their experience to date with and future directions for Learning Cities.
Showcases from 15+ cites and 64+ presentations and papers will be featured. Cities as diverse as Taipei, Beijing, Townsville, Erbil, Duhok, Acireale, Glasgow, Swansea and Bristol have confirmed that they will be attending and promoting their work. Speakers include Raul Valdes Cotera from the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL).
Please find featured below and attached the Autumn 2016 issue of the newsletter Ripples, from the Australian Learning Communities Network (ALCN).
The PASCAL 2016 Conference in Glasgow 3-5 June, 2016 is less than a month away. Practioners from around the World are attending to present and discuss an exciting range of issues on their experience to date with and future directions for Learning Cities.
Showcases from 15+ cites and 64+ presentations and papers will be featured. Cities as diverse as Taipei, Beijing, Townsville, Erbil, Duhok, Acireale, Glasgow, Swansea, Cork and Bristol have confirmed that they will be attending and promoting their work. Speakers include Raul Valdes Cotera from the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL).
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