Skills for the future Europe's skill challenge Christian Lettmayr Acting director, Cedefop.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Response to Europe's skill challenge

Advertisements

European Commission Directorate-General Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities New Skills for New Jobs Annual Northern Ireland Skills Conference.

Maine Workforce Conditions & Outlook Presented to the Joint Standing Committee on Labor, Commerce, Research, and Economic Development January 29, 2013.

Do our Graduates have the Skills for Innovation-led Economic Growth Prof Mary McNamara Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland Steering Committee, Council.

1 Part I The Vocational Education and Training From the agenda for 2020 to its implementation DG Education and Culture Directorate B Head of Unit B4 –

Based on: Skillsnet project on Medium-term forecasts of occupational skill needs in Europe An ageing society and the significance.

Trends in Tourism Labour Market Peter Huber, Praha, June 10, 2009.

Youth unemployment in Europe Youngsters face to the crisis.

JOBS IN MAINE: CONDITIONS & OUTLOOK Labor Market Information and Online Resources Career Development Facilitator Training March 7, 2014 Ruth Pease Economic.

Towards a European VET area: Zooming in on 2010 Aviana Bulgarelli Director Cedefop.

Skills for the future Skills for future Europe: New evidence from new forecast Vladimir Kvetan Cedefop.

Manfred Tessaring Cedefop Polarisation of skills and jobs?

A Polarised Labour Market in a Polarised Society Miroslav Beblavý (CEPS), Lucia Kurekova (SGI), Ilaria Maselli (CEPS), Barbara Vis (VU), Frank Vandenboucke.

New Skills for New Jobs Anticipating and Matching Labour Market and Skills Needs Julie Fionda European Commission, DG Education and Culture 2009 Techno.

Situation of disabled persons living in the EU countries Wojciech Bąba European Economic Integration Chair Cracow University of Economics.

Opportunities to Work in Scotland Dr. Patrick Watt Futureskills Scotland 25 th November 2008.

International Conference Productivity, Investment in Human Capital and the Challenge of Youth Employment VET as a policy for youth employment Aviana Bulgarelli.

Developing vocational pathways Alison Morris Assistant Director.

JACQUI HEPBURN Director Alliance of Sector Skills Councils, Scotland.

1 Employment in the European Union: Perspectives and threats Labour markets, Ageing labour force, migration International Conference “Days of Socio-Economy:

The Vocational School Research Program of IEER Ágnes Makó HCCI Institute for Economic and Enterprise Research Network of Observatories.

Skills & Sectoral Change. 2 SKILLS AS A DRIVER OF PRODUCTIVITY What do skills in the region look like?

Tomorrow’s Skills: Towards a National Skills Strategy Kay Hallahan Dublin Employment Pact Round Table Discussion 17 th May 2007.

Why do we need partnerships in TVET? Prof. Olga Oleynikova, President of IVETA, Director of Centre for VET Studies, Moscow (Russia)

International Conference Productivity, Investment in Human Capital and the Challenge of Youth Employment VET as a policy for youth employment Aviana Bulgarelli.

Older workers and job creation Dr.E.Mestheneos Vice-President, AGE 50+Ellas.

Module 9 Labour Market Trends & Needs. Learning outcomes  9.1 Understand the concept of the labour market  9.2 Understand labour market information.

DGVT meeting – Brdo 1-4 March 2008 New insight into future skill needs in Europe Aviana Bulgarelli and Alena Zukersteinova Cedefop.

A European Skills & VET agenda for greater employability Gregorio de Castro DG Employment, Social Affairs, Skills and Mobility.

Elisabeth Bittner DG EAC European Commission The Civil Society Organisations in Bulgaria and Romania: On the Way Towards a Europe for All Ages “ACTIVE.

Trends in VET: Challenges and perspectives Mihaylo Milovanovitch OECD Directorate for Education 4th meeting of SEEVET-Net Chisinau, 11 July 2011.

Identification of skills needs in Europe CEDEFOP – Thessaloniki – May 2003 Linking quantitative and qualitative prospects for “low-skilled” jobs.

The future of labour market in Latvia The future of labour market in Latvia February 27,

Skills for Europe's future November 2008, ParisLifelong learning and job security Better information about the future labour market needs: New skills.

Jens Bjornavold Senior expert, Cedefop Brussels Skill supply and demand in Europe Tendencies and challenges.

Addressing Skills Mismatch in Canada G20 Taskforce on Employment April 11, 2014 ANNEX B UNCLASSIFIED.

Skills for the future The role of occupations in the skills supply and demand forecasts Vladimir Kvetan Cedefop InGRID Expert workshop New skills new jobs:

Supporting European policies through innovative skill mismatch research dr. Jasper van Loo September 2009 Decowe Conference, Ljubljana.

Economist Debate – 30 October 2013 Is the younger generation properly skilled to meet tomorrow’s challenges? Steve Bainbridge Cedefop.

Future skills and competences in the pulp and paper industry Steve Bainbridge, Cedefop Vienna, 22 February 2016.

Working Futures The UK labour market in 2020 Labour Market Statistics User Group 20 March 2012.

Workforce Trends and Labor Market Information March 2, 2016.

0 Europe 2020 and the Agenda for New Skills and Jobs What are the main messages for education and training policy? How does it work? What are the main.

1 Skills to meet global challenges 15 March 2010, Torino Skills for recovery and growth Skill needs, skill gaps and utilization issues in Europe Aviana.

A bridge to the future European VET policy 2002 to 2010 Session 2 – Round table discussion: A more attractive and relevant vocational education and training:

Skills and Learning Intelligence Module n Ben Neild n SLIM - Manager n Marchmont Observatory n Helpdesk

Labour Market Information – What is it? LMI includes reports, studies, statistics and other information about: the local economy business growth and decline.

Labour Market Information – What is it?

Skills and competences of the future: the impact of technology

Employment Outlook for Ontario: Opportunities in the Resource Sector

Thanks for the invitation.

Thanks for the invitation.

„ESCO: Connecting people and jobs“ conference

NI Skills Barometer Impact Forum on Adult Learning

Gender segregation in education and employment Accelerating ERA Development by Promotion of Gender Equality in STEM Research 20 November, 2017 Vilnius.

Session 4: Final look back Skills mismatch and imbalances

Recent work on education and training statistics

Skills Councils – Skills Alliances EU Sectoral Social Dialogue Committee Paper Industry Plenary meeting, Brussels, 12 October 2012 Norbert Schöbel,

Cedefop dissemination activities

Workshop on Measuring the Transition from School to Labour Market Item 7.3 – Main indicators in EU publications 11 to 14 March 2013.

#EUDatathon2017 Webinar Ilias Livanos Expert, Cedefop

The Warwickshire Skills Challenge-how can we meet it?

The New Skills for New Jobs initiative ESF Technical Working Group meeting Stockholm, November 2009 Diana Jabłońska Directorate for Employment,

Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion

Education and Training Statistics Working Group, May 2011

Skills and competences for recovery and growth

Workshop on Measuring the Transition from School to Labour Market Item 7.5 – Preparation of the 2016 LFS module on young people on the labour.

VET indicators and patterns of VET in Europe

Recent dissemination activities

Presentation transcript:

Skills for the future Europe's skill challenge Christian Lettmayr Acting director, Cedefop

Skills for the future Impact of the recession on employment in EU-27+ Source: Cedefop country workbooks (2012) crisis 5,5 million job losses 8 million new jobs forecast

Skills for the future Europe’s skill challenge Less mismatch? The importance of key competences? The “right” skills? Skills for innovation …. entrepreneurial skills? Communicating long term labour market demand??

Skills for the future Key results Up to 2020 the forecast points to: –more than 83 million job opportunities due to: a modest net increase in employment of around 8 million new jobs (expansion demand); and around 75 million jobs to be filled as people retire or leave the workforce (replacement demand) –job opportunities in all types of occupations, but most at the higher and lower end of the job spectrum  risk of job polarisation –most job opportunities will be in services –the trend towards more skill-intensive jobs at all levels will continue and many traditional manual or routine jobs will decline –a more highly-qualified workforce, with more than 80% of people having at least medium-level qualifications –skill demand will lag behind skill supply

Skills for the future Growth and uncertainty: sectors Source: Cedefop forecast 2012

Skills for the future Developments in occupations 83 million job opportunities between Source: Cedefop country workbooks (2012) million jobs

Skills for the future Demand for qualifications Source: Cedefop country workbooks (2012) million jobs

Skills for the future Employment by qualifications Source: Cedefop country workbooks (2012)

Skills for the future Labour force by qualification Source: Cedefop country workbooks (2012)

Skills for the future 10 Typical pathways for young people in Europe General upper-secondary graduates tend to continue studying VET upper-secondary graduates tend to go straight to the labour market Pathways for year olds with medium level education in EU27 in 2009 (ISCED 3 and 4)

Skills for the future 11 Employment premium to VET in most EU countries in 2009 Source: Cedefop calculations based on Eurostat, EULFS 2009 Ad Hoc Module. Excludes current students. Difference in employment rates for year olds with VET and general medium level education (% points)

Skills for the future Source: Cedefop (2008) National Initiatives

Skills for the future

Europe’s skill challenge Less mismatch? The importance of key competences? The “right” skills? Skills for innovation …. entrepreneurial skills? Communicating long term labour market demand??

Skills for the future New data and results ONLINE Look for at cedefop.europa.eu

Skills for the future Thank you for your attention More information: or Access the forecast data and results online at