Cedefop and the OECD are co-organising a one day experts’ forum on the role of VET and VET-related measures to help adult refugees, including people in clear need of international protection, to quickly integrate in the labour market and on how countries have responded to the recent arrivals.
The event aims at supporting exchange of national experiences and discussing possible European VET and VET-related solutions that could support relocation of adult people in clear need of international protection on the European territory, favouring a rapid labour market integration and possible co-operation mechanisms between a transit country and a host country.
Discussions are expected to have both a technical and policy nature, and will be interdisciplinary with issues touching upon VET, active labour market policies and migration.
The event will bring together:
- ministerial representatives involved in policy-making in the EU and OECD countries, but also experts in ministries that directly support this process;
- representatives of the research community;
- representatives of EU and international institutions, including the European Commission, European social partners, ETF, UNHCR and ILO.
Event details
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Agenda - Upskilling, reskilling and employing adult refugees
Switzerland: National VET and VET-related measures to support integration strategies, presentation by Eliane Arnet, Federal Department of Justice and Police
Greece: National VET and VET-related measures to support integration strategies, presentation by Iraklis Pilakis, Ministry of Education, Research and Religious Affairs
Spain: Governance and funding of national integration strategies, presentation by Miren Aranzazu Criado Nanclares, Ministry of Employment and Social Security
Finland: Governance and funding of national integration strategies, presentation by Tiina Polo, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment
Presentation by Ivan Martin, Migration Policy Centre, European University Institute
Presentation by Yordanka Tzvetkova, ITC ILO
Presentation by Leah Nichles, UNHCR