SkillsPULSE is going to hold its third partnership meeting in Brussels, on December 4-5, 2024. Hosted by Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini -coordinator of the project-, this meeting will bring together all […]
This workshop will conclude a series of SkillsPULSE national workshops in Ireland, UK, Greece, Italy, Finland and Estonia, that brought together employers, policymakers and researches to discuss existing approaches and […]
Organised by University of Pisa and Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini, it will take place online, on 10 December. The aim of the workshop is to discuss existing approaches and evidence related […]
Organised by our partner University of Jyväskylä , it will take place online, on 12 December. The aim of the workshop is to discuss existing approaches and evidence related to […]
Organised by our partner University of Tartu , it will take place online, on 9 January. The aim of the workshop is to discuss existing approaches and evidence related to […]
Our partners Seamus McGuiness from ESRI, and Lukasz Arendt from the University of Lodz will join this networking event that aims at bringing together stakeholders, policymakers, cluster projects, industry experts, and […]
Our partner Elisa Staffa, from ESRI, will participate in this Cedefop research conference, organised in cooperation with Eurostat, and hosted by the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) in Brussels […]
Join us on April 16 for an online event where we will present key insights on defining and measuring skill shortages and gaps, the extent and characteristics of skill gaps across Europe, […]
The 13th Annual NERI Labour Market Conference in association with the Ulster University Economic Policy Centre will provide a forum for the presentation of research papers on labour market issues […]
The 4th Partnership Meeting of the SkillsPULSE Project will take place in Lodz on June 3-4, hosted by University of Lodz.
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