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VET in Europe by themes - Bibliography
National VET Systems - Bibliography
Electronic Journals
ePer is the library's collection of electronic journals related to education and training. Currently, over 500 on-line journals are described. The journals can

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Tertiary attainment – sustained progress by European Union Member States
Almost half of Member States have reached the Europe 2020 target of 40% of people aged 30-34 holding a higher education degree or equivalent qualification, according to the latest data. Since the target was announced in 2010, progress has been steady, rising by around one percentage point a year. If current trends continue, the European Union should meet its target by the end of the decade.
Belgium: what comes after the Abitur ( )? School-leavers have very clear ideas about the future!
The German-speaking area of Belgium lies in the eastern part of the country and borders on the Netherlands, Germany and Luxembourg. Its official title is the Deutschsprachige Gemeinschaft – the German-speaking community. In the federal organisation of Belgium there are two kinds of territorial entity with very wide-reaching powers: the communities and the regions. The German-speaking community enjoys political autonomy in such important areas as education, employment, culture, health and welfare.
Belgium: what future for young job-seekers in Wallonia?
The economic slowdown of the past two years raises concerns for the situation of young job-seekers on the labour market. What new developments are related to the professional insertion of new young job-seekers into the labour market? Which factors contribute to successful transition? These are some of the issues addressed in the latest edition of the Le Forem survey.
Latvia: international conference on upper levels of qualifications frameworks: should we include professional qualifications?
On 23 October 2012 the Academic Information Centre – Latvian national coordination point arranged an international conference ‘Upper levels of qualifications frameworks: should we include professional qualifications?’ in Riga.
Germany: boosting permeability between vocational training and higher education
Does VET contribute to raising tertiary educational attainment?
In the EU, 8.5% of all 30-34 year-olds have a practically-oriented tertiary qualification, equivalent to a quarter of those with tertiary education attainment in that age group.
Germany - ANKOM Initiative supports transitions between employment and higher education
The Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB) has taken on sponsorship of the next phase of the ANKOM Initiative, called ‘Transitions from vocational education to higher education’.
Towards a knowledge-based service economy?
Currently, 38.5% of total EU employment is in knowledge-intensive services, and this percentage is on the increase.
Czech Republic – The EQF and Czech qualifications
The existing classification system for Czech qualifications awarded in initial education, the KKOV (Classification of Educational Qualification Types), and the levels in the NSK (National Register of Vocational Qualifications) permit a referencing to the EQF. This is possible because the curricula and legal framework for initial education, like the level descriptors and qualifications standards of the NSK, are based on the principle of learning outcomes.
Vocational education and training at higher qualification levels
This research paper, covering 13 countries and six sectors, examines the kind of higher qualifications that are currently offered within vocational education, including their features, governance patterns, and degree of academisation.

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Statistics and indicators - Key documents
Statistics and indicators - Key documents
Library and documentation
Library and documentation
First research report: Background report
First research report: Background report

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