Innovation and training: partners in change

Author (Corporate)	European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training
Publisher	EU
Series Title	Briefing Note
Series Details	No.3, December 2015
Publication Date	03/12/2015
ISBN	978-92-896-1810-6
ISSN	1831-2411
EC	TI-BB-15-007-EN-N
Content Type	Journal \| Series \| Blog
	Innovation in the labour market is reshaping vocational education and training (VET). In response VET itself is becoming more dynamic and innovative. In 2013, around 49% of the 22 million learners at upper-secondary level in the European Union (EU) were in VET. Developing their ability to innovate can bring considerable economic and social benefits. VET also supports social innovation. Civic competences and social awareness skills acquired through VET can improve work organisation and strengthen civil society.
Source Link	Primary Source http://dx.publications.europa.eu/10.2801/063893
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Subject Categories	Culture, Education and Research
Countries / Regions	Europe
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