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A seminar on European VET for Bulgarian journalists (23/07/2010)
On 22 July, a 16-strong delegation of journalists, representing a wide range of Bulgarian media, visited Cedefop for an information seminar on the Centre’s work. The group also included members of the European Commission Representation in Sofia as well as academics from the University of Sofia.

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Press release - A seminar on European VET for Bulgarian journalists (26/07/2010) new
 
Long-standing member and Chair of Cedefop's Governing Board appointed Director of Eurofound (15/07/2010) new
By decision of the European Commission of 13 July 2010, Mr Juan Menendez Valdes Alvarez has been appointed Director of the European Foundation of Living and Working Conditions (Eurofound) in Dublin.
 
Press release - Skills mismatch: a challenge by any name (22/06/2010)
A new Cedefop publication explores disparities between available skills and jobs and explores policy options
 
Call for papers - Supporting longer working lives: Guidance and counselling for ageing workers (31/05/2010)
Cedefop, the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training, is organising a two-day international workshop on guidance and counselling for ageing workers in Thessaloniki on 30 September and 1 October 2010.
 
Press release - Social inclusion: citizens need to better understand the benefits of training and upskilling (20/05/2010)
Our societies need to do more to communicate to citizens the benefits of training, upskilling and qualifications. This is the message of Cedefop Director Aviana Bulgarelli at the conference of the European Economic and Social Committee, Education to combat social exclusion held in Florence on 20-22 May.
Press release - Skills forecast reveals common European trends, but national developments vary
Press release - Skills forecast reveals common European trends, but national developments vary (08/04/2010)
Skills supply and demand in Europe: medium-term forecast up to 2020, published today by Cedefop, shows that while general trends are common throughout Europe, there are substantial differences among Member States.
 
Press release - Investment in continuing training stagnates in European companies (24/03/2010)
Employer-provided training in the EU has been stagnating: companies have been investing less in continuing training per employee. In the current crisis, this downward slide is expected to get worse. But some countries are doing better than others.

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