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januar 2021
Portugal: digital training to fight youth unemployment
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april 2020
Denmark: introductory basic education for people under 25 consolidated
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april 2020
Norway: stronger rights for exchange students
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februar 2020
Bulgaria: New database for dual training companies
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november 2019
Spain: improving youth opportunities: the 2019 Action plan for youth employment
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november 2019
Iceland: fairs and competitions to enhance VET attractiveness
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september 2019
Latvia: NEET numbers down due to youth guarantee and VET
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september 2019
Belgium: helping young NEETs in Wallonia: over 60% success rate in 2018
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juni 2019
Denmark: a new VET initiative/law
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maj 2019
Bulgaria: Education, business and regional authorities join forces for ICT innovation
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maj 2018
Norway: extended right to upper secondary education
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maj 2018
Norway: decline in learner absence from upper secondary school
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maj 2018
Denmark: preparatory education system reform
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marts 2018
Portugal: Youth pass
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februar 2018
Cyprus: activating the young through innovative programmes
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januar 2018
Greece: new labour market skills diagnosis mechanism
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oktober 2017
Spain: promoting digital skills for young people
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oktober 2017
Cyprus: adoption of the first National youth strategy
News
juni 2017
France: Youth guarantee brings new benefits for vulnerable youth (NEETs)
News
januar 2017
Spain - PICE programme for youth employment
ReferNet Spain
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november 2016
Austria - new law on training up to the age of 18
ReferNet Austria
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november 2016
Austria - dual vocational education and training - a successful VET pathway
ReferNet Austria
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november 2016
Growing risk of social exclusion among early school leavers
OECD's latest results on early school leavers complement Cedefop's findings
Press release
oktober 2016
Skill shortages in Europe. Which occupations are in demand – and why

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