Institutional responses to skills shortages and gaps – What can Europe learn from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Singapore?

As part of the SkillsPULSE project, we are pleased to invite you to the online webina: SkillsPULSE webinar: Institutional responses to skills shortages and gaps – What can Europe learn from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Singapore?

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Workshops, courses and camps
Event language
English
Event organizer
Finnish Institute for Educational Research
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Free of charge
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Online

Join us on the SkillsPULSE webinar, exploring institutional responses in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Singapore, and the lessons they may offer for European skills policies.

PROGRAMME

13:00 – Welcome

  • Outi Ruusuvirta-Uuksulainen, University of Jyväskylä
  • Chiara Fratalia, Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini

13.15 – Why look beyond Europe?

  • Terence Hogarth, University of Warwick Institute for Employment Research

13:25 – Institutional responses to shortages and gaps: findings from the SkillsPULSE project and implications for Europe

  • Outi Ruusuvirta-Uuksulainen, University of Jyväskylä

13.50 – Q&A

  • Chair: Chiara Fratalia, Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini

14.00 – National mirror panel

  • Chair: Terence Hogarth, University of Warwick Institute for Employment Research
  • Sabina Trankmann, University of Tartu
  • Dr Izabela Marcinkowska, Polish Labour Institute
  • Dimitra Kondyli, National Centre for Social Research

14.55 Closing

  • Chiara Fratalia, Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini, SkillsPULSE Coordinator
  • Outi Ruusuvirta-Uuksulainen, University of Jyväskylä

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