How do global forces interact with local realities and how does this affect the demand for skills? How should governments, businesses, social partners, civil society, research institutions, communities and education and training providers work together to manage change? What skills policies work in different contexts?

To address these issues, and many more, the European Training Foundation, the EU Agency in charge of developing training and education in the EU neighbouring countries, is organising the conference ‘Skills for the Future: Managing transition’. The event will take place in Turin on 21-22 November, 2018.

The event will begin with a public opening with keynote speakers, on 21 November (9:00-13:15). Feel free to register and join the debate with participants from more than 50 countries from the EU and beyond! Registration will start at 8.15.

Together, participants will explore ways to respond to a changing labour market from a skills perspective and to identify solutions. The goal is exploring how developing and transition countries can respond to global trends shaping the labour market of tomorrow from a skills perspective.

More: www.skills4future.eu