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Finland students visiting Valencia within an Erasmus KA121

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Finland students visiting Valencia within an Erasmus KA121

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Happy Erasmus days 2024 from Croatia!

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Happy Erasmus day from Croatia.

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Iva Petrušić

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Happy Erasmus Days 2024 from Ogulin, Croatia!

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Happy Erasmus Days 2024 from Ogulin, Croatia!

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Happy Erasmus Days 2024 from Ogulin, Croatia!

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Happy Erasmus days 2024 from Croatia

Tea Kesner

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Happy Erasmus days 2024 from Croatia

Karla Paušić.

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Happy Erasmus day from Croatia!

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Happy Erasmus day from Ctoatia

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Filip Višnić

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Happy Erasmus day from Croatia!

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Students feelings after our project.

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TaskCards ist eine Onlineplattform mit der Lehrer:innen Infos/Aufgaben für Schüler:innen DSGVO konform bereitstellen können.

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Erasmus students at Ausiàs March Vocational and Training College

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Erasmus students at Ausiàs March Vocational and Training College

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Erasmus experiences that change our lifes.

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Erasmus experiences that change our lifes.

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European experiences that change your life_2024

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European experiences that change your life_2024

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eTwinning and Erasmus Days

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2024 Sharing Erasmus experiences

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Students participants in Digigreen4VET_KA210 share their experience with students and teachers in Erasmus Week at Ausiàs March.

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Erasmus Days at School celebrating Europe learning adventures

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Erasmus Days at School celebrating Europe learning adventures

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Porto_2022/2023 course

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Visita de profesorado de Eslovenia con una modalidad de Erasmus de Job Shadowing

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Visita de profesorado de Eslovenia con una modalidad de Erasmus de Job Shadowing

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CIPFP Ausiàs March ha renovado el sello de centro eTwinning por sus actividades en tecnología, metodologías activas, ciudadanía Europea. Enhorabuena a tod@s!!

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CIPFP Ausiàs March ha renovado el sello de centro eTwinning por sus actividades en tecnología, metodologías activas, ciudadanía Europea. Enhorabuena a tod@s!!

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La convocatoria que estabais esperando ya está aquí. ¡Han vuelto las eTwinning schools!

Hoy, 9 de noviembre, comienza el plazo para participar en la solicitud de centros eTwinning o eTwinning school (nomenclatura en inglés).

Este reconocimiento fue lanzado por primera vez el curso 2017/2018, y cuenta en la actualidad con 1212 centros en toda Europa, de los cuales 94 son españoles. Un reconocimiento que destaca la implicación de los centros educativos con participación activa en eTwinning.
¿Cómo puedo convertirme en centro eTwinning?
El proceso de reconocimiento consta de 2 fases:

Fase 1 (automática): el sistema reconoce si se cumplen los siguientes requisitos iniciales:

El centro lleva registrado en eTwinning al menos durante 2 años.

El centro cuenta al menos con 2 docentes activos en eTwinning

El centro cuenta con un proyecto europeo eTwinning con Sello de Calidad Nacional en los dos últimos años.

Si los requisitos anteriores se cumplen, todos los eTwinners del centro y su director/a recibirán por email una invitación para rellenar el formulario de autoevaluación, que contempla 4 secciones (fase 2).
*En caso de considerar que su centro es elegible por cumplir con los requisitos de la fase 1, pero ninguno de los docentes de su centro ha recibido la invitación para participar en el proceso, puede enviar un correo a asistencia@etwinning.es indicando la situación para que se revise el caso. Plazo de revisión: hasta el 14 diciembre de 2018. Fase 2:

Sección 1: desarrollo de la conciencia de seguridad en la red en los centros educativos (eSafety)

Sección 2: la práctica docente, el trabajo interdisciplinar y por proyectos

Sección 3: desarrollo profesional de los docentes y otros agentes educativos

Sección 4: desarrollo estratégico de los centros educativos

¿Cuál es el plazo para solicitarlo?
Desde el 9 de noviembre hasta el 15 de febrero
¿Qué supone este reconocimiento?
Los centros galardonados recibirán:

Una placa acreditativa de dicho reconocimiento

Insignia digital y certificado descargable vía eTwinning Live

Publicación del nombre del centro en el Portal eTwinning Europeo

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La convocatoria que estabais esperando ya está aquí. ¡Han vuelto las eTwinning schools! Hoy, 9 de noviembre, comienza el plazo para participar en la solicitud de centros eTwinning o eTwinning school (nomenclatura en inglés). Este reconocimiento fue lanzado por primera vez el curso 2017/2018, y cuenta en la actualidad

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Eramus project and eTwinning information in a staff meeting at Ausiàs March Vocational and Training School 

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Eramus project and eTwinning information in a staff meeting at Ausiàs March Vocational and Training School 

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Eramus project and eTwinning information in a staff meeting at Ausiàs March Vocational and Training School 

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Eramus project and eTwinning information in a staff meeting at Ausiàs March Vocational and Training School 

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KA210_VET

Sustainable small size business ideas in a digital labour market

DIGI-GREEN-4VET

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KA210_VET

Sustainable small size business ideas in a digital labour market

DIGI-GREEN-4VET

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Activity 5.2 Onsite Groups' meeting Valencia. 24-29 April

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The European Year of Skills will give a fresh impetus to lifelong learning, empowering people and companies to contribute to the green and digital transitions, supporting innovation and competitiveness.
Visit the dedicated website

Boosting competitiveness, participation and talent

Having a workforce with the skills that are in demand contributes to sustainable growth, leads to more innovation and improves companies' competitiveness. The European Year of Skills 2023 will help companies, in particular small and medium enterprises, to address skills shortages in the EU. It will promote a mindset of reskilling and upskilling, helping people to get the right skills for quality jobs.

The green and digital transitions are opening new opportunities for people and the EU economy.

Skilled workers will enjoy better job opportunities and fully engage in society. This is key to ensure that the economic recovery as well as the green and digital transitions are socially fair and just.

We need much more focus in our investment on professional education and upskilling. We need better cooperation with companies, because they know best what they need. And we need to match these needs with people's aspirations. But we also have to attract the right skills to our continent, skills that help companies and strengthen Europe's growth.

Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission

A fresh impetus for lifelong learning

The European Year of Skills will provide a new momentum to reach the EU 2030 social targets of at least 60% of adults in training every year, and at least 78% in employment.

The initiative will also help achieve the 2030 Digital Compass targets of at least 80% of adults with basic digital skills and 20 million employed ICT specialists in the EU.

Currently, more than three quarters of companies in the EU say they have difficulties finding workers with the necessary skills, while only 37% of adults undertake training on a regular basis.

The Digital Economy and Society Index shows that 4 out of 10 adults and every third person who works in Europe lack basic digital skills. Women are under-represented in tech-related professions and studies, with only 1 in 5 ICT specialists and 1 in 3 science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) graduates being women.

Of EU companies report difficulties in finding workers with the necessary skills

ICT specialists should be employed in the EU by 2030

Of adults should participate in training every year by 2030

How we will make this happen

We propose - working together with the European Parliament, the EU Member States, social partners, employment services, chambers of commerce and industry, education and training providers, workers and companies - to step up and advance skills development on the ground.

The Commission will highlight relevant EU initiatives and funding, to support their take-up, implementation and delivery on the ground. There will be events and awareness-raising campaigns to support mutual learning of partners in up- and reskilling.

A special focus will be given to activate more people for the labour market, in particular women and young people, especially those not in education, employment or training.

EU initiatives to support skills development

For the European Year of Skills, the EU will build on many ongoing initiatives, including:

The European Skills Agenda is the framework for EU skills policy cooperation and will continue to help individuals and businesses develop skills and to apply them.

The Pact for Skills: with 1,000 members and 14 large-scale partnerships in strategic sectors, there are pledges to help upskill up to 6 million people.

The Council Recommendations on Individual Learning Accounts and Micro-credentials help people to update or complete their skill-sets in a more flexible and targeted way.

The EU Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition tackles the digital skills gap by bringing together all relevant partners to raise awareness and encourage training to boost digital skills.

The European Digital Skills and Jobs Platform launched under the Connecting Europe Facility offers information and resources on digital skills, such as a self-assessment tool.

The Structured Dialogue with the EU Member States on Digital Education and Skills discusses how to bring new digital technologies to education and help to improve digital skills.

The New European Innovation Agenda proposes a flagship initiative and set of actions to create the right framework conditions for our talents.

The European strategy for universities proposes several actions to develop high-level and future-proof skills for a wide range of learners, including lifelong learners.

The roll-out of an EU Talent Pool and of Talent Partnerships with selected third partners will help match the skills of candidates to work in Europe with labour market needs.

EU funding for skills

Significant EU funding and technical support is available to investment in up- and reskilling:

More programmes that can support skills development are: the InvestEU programme, the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund for displaced workers, the European Regional Development Fund, the Just Transition Fund, the Public Sector Loan Facility under the Just Transition Mechanism, the European Solidarity Corps, the Programme for Environment and climate action (LIFE), the Modernisation Fund, the Technical Support Instrument, and the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument.

Timeline

1. European Parliament adopts a report on the proposal for a decision of the European Parliament and of the Council on a European Year of Skills 2023

2. Ministers in the Employment and Social Policy Council (EPSCO) agree on Council's position on the proposal for a decision to designate 2023 the Europe Year of Skills

3. Commission adopts its proposal for the 2023 European Year of Skills

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5. President von der Leyen proposes in her State of the Union address to make 2023 the European Year of Skills

Documents

Proposal for a decision of the European Parliament and of the Council on a European Year of Skills 2023

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The European Year of Skills will give a fresh impetus to lifelong learning, empowering people and companies to contribute to the green and digital transitions, supporting innovation and competitiveness.
Visit the dedicated website

More programmes that can support skills development are: the InvestEU programme, the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund for displaced workers, the European Regional Development Fund, the Just Transition Fund, the Public Sector Loan Facility under the Just Transition Mechanism, the European Solidarity Corps, the Programme for Environment and climate action (LIFE), the Modernisation Fund, the Technical Support Instrument, and the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument.

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Find out how the European Year of Skills will boost competitiveness, contribute to a more skilled workforce and how it will contribute to lifelong learning for Europeans.

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European students online meeting in eTwinning projects

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European students online meeting in eTwinning projects

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Prospective teachers (students in the Master`s degree in Teaching) in an online meeting talking about Erasmus and eTwinning projects.

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Prospective teachers (students in the Master`s degree in Teaching) in an online meeting talking about Erasmus and eTwinning projects.

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Students and teachers from Portugal, Germany and Spain celebrate Europe's Day withinh their project: KA210_VET

Sustainable small size business ideas in a digital labour market

DIGI-GREEN-4VET

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Information and exhibition meeting

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Valencia, September, 2022. First onsite teachers' meeting

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Cork, Ireland KA103

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Madrid, Erasmus Days 2022

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Italy

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Ireland