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Cedefop’s skills forecast provides crucial insights into current and future labour market trends across Europe, supporting evidence-based policy-making and strategic planning. The latest country reports on skills forecasts offer a useful lens into the evolving employment landscape across Europe. They are particularly relevant in the context of the European Year of Skills and the Union of Skills, which underscore the central role of upskilling and reskilling in strengthenin...

In the single programming document for the period 2025 to 2027, Cedefop sets its priorities and draws up its action plan for the three-year period up to 2027.

Fifty years after its founding, Cedefop reflects on the evolution of vocational education and training (VET) in Europe and presents a renewed vision for the future. While the EU has built strong foundations in initial VET, major challenges persist in adult learning, skill mismatches, and the need to integrate VET more closely with broader strategic policy goals. This document advocates for a shift from traditional VET policy to a broader and integrated VET and Skills devel...

As Europe stands at the edge of a major transformation—digital, green, and demographic—one question takes center stage: can we learn and skill fast, broadly, and equitably enough to keep pace? Cedefop conference "Shaping the future of learning and skills for Europe" marks a pivotal moment in how the European Union answers this challenge. 

As Europe navigates rapid economic, technological and demographic transformations, Cedefop’s 50th Anniversary Conference—Shaping Learning and Skills for Europe—brought together high-level policymakers, education and training experts, and social partners to align skills intelligence and development with Europe's competitiveness agenda.

Online job advertisement (OJA) data have emerged as a crucial resource for identifying employers’ skills needs. In collaboration with Eurostat, Cedefop has developed a comprehensive system for analysing OJA data, enhancing skills intelligence and generating experimental statistics on skills.

Vocational education and training (VET) systems are a vital driver of the European twin transition. It is challenging for VET learners to keep up with the increasing demands of digital economies and societies.

The skills revolution Europe needs this decade critically relies on sound and trusted skills intelligence, i.e. information on labour market trends and skill needs. Such intelligence can support data-driven decision-making, which is essential for policymakers and educators to align skill development with industry needs, support competitiveness, and mainstream and upscale skilling for the twin digital and green transition. Analysing the content of online job advertisements ...

An insightful exploration into the future of labour market intelligence at this Cedefop research conference, organised in cooperation with Eurostat, and hosted by the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) in Brussels on 1 April 2025. This conference highlighted the innovative use of web data in shaping next-generation labour market and skills analysis.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the next general-purpose technology reshaping labour markets, jobs and skills. This policy brief presents first results of Cedefop’s 2024 AI skills survey, mapping AI use in Europe and its impact on jobs.