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1st round of workshops
Workshop 1: Unlocking skills and recognising qualifications in a cross-border context
Validation of skills, to make them visible and valued
Europe needs more and better skilled workers. In the context of the green and digital transitions, this means the need for up- and reskilling, the need to validate skills and the need for a better recognition of qualifications. The workshop will explore existing approaches to recognition of (vocational) qualifications across borders, including qualifications obtained in third countries. The workshop will also discuss the validation of skills as a key tool for making skills visible. Speakers will present different approaches, challenges and opportunities for recognition and validation, with a view to mobilising the European workforce and attracting skilled workers from third countries.