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Swiss experience in youth employment promotion

SDC has long-standing experience in youth employment promotion – especially for socially disadvantaged groups – and with complex interventions. SDC has been working along the criteria of an integrated, three-dimensional approach to promoting youth employment since many years.

SDC pays special attention to adapting all its interventions to local/regional circumstances and not reproducing blue-prints. Specific elements of the dual VET system are present in all Yourth Employment interventions: close cooperation with local and regional business actors are being established for promoting jobs for the youth, for making the youth benefitting from training opportunities and by supporting private training providers.

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Case Studies
GIZ

The first part of this data driven advocacy tool provides key figures about the cost and benefits resulting from the provision of in-company training places from Switzerland and Germany. The second part of the showcases a cost-benefit analysis with data from leading Pakistani companies. >> pdf

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On July 5th 2022, the SDC Youth Employment Promotion Project (YEPP) in Mongolia and the Youth Employment Project (YEP) in Bosnia-Hercegovina shared implementation experiences, results and lessons learnt with more than 30 participants during an online Brown Bag Lunch.
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Key Documents

ILO - Niall O’Higgins, Luis Pinedo

New and emerging forms of ‘non-standard’ employment are coming to dominate young people’s early labour market experiences. Amongst these, internships are increasingly becoming an integral part of the school-to-work transition. Yet little is known about their effectiveness in providing a bridge to longer term employment and/or employability. The paper builds on existing ILO work on contractual arrangements for young people undertaken by the Youth Employment Programme, and focuses on the impact of internships on young people’s labour market experiences.

The paper reviews the existing evidence and analyses primary survey data collected by the European Commission and the Fair Internship Initiative (FII) in order to assess the design features which contribute to better internships... [more]
CIRAD - Girard, Pierre [1.8 MB] This strategic paper has been supported by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). It is a contribution to the preparation of the new 2018-2022 SDC strategy for Southern Africa. It aims at helping SDC to identify relevant themes and critical issues to better take into account young people in its programs related to food security and agriculture in the region.
Hanjo Schild, Wolfgang Schlegel, Katharina Walker [157 kB]

The employment and income (e+i) network of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SCD) is hosting an e-discussion  on youth-specific approaches in the context of VSD interventions. The event take places between 19-30 June 2017 on the DGroup platform of the e+i VSD community. This is the intro paper for the discussion.

 
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Relevant Documents

Title Year Created Date
Capitalisation Factsheet Mongolia- Career Guidance

2023

 2023-11-29 11:49:58
ILO Online Report: Work for a Brigther Future

2019

 2019-08-14 09:57:23
Addressing youth unemployment through outreach, activation and service integration

2018

 2018-12-18 16:26:00
Slides for the Webinar: Youth employment. The Economic Case for investing in Basic Education – What does the World Bank say?

2018

 2018-12-03 17:31:11
Job Clubs and group counselling in BiH

2018

 2018-08-27 16:48:58
Approach paper: Coaching for employment and entrepreneurship – C4EE

2018

 2018-05-25 18:00:07
Summary: E-Discussion on Youth

2017

 2017-09-19 11:42:48
Documentation Day by Day: E-Discussion on Youth

2017

 2017-09-04 11:29:37
Summary Day Seven: E-Discussion on Youth

2017

 2017-06-28 10:20:04
Summary Day Six: E-Discussion on Youth

2017

 2017-06-27 08:05:49
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Institution Title Year
SDC Capitalisation Factsheet Mongolia- Career Guidance

Capitalisation Factsheet Mongolia- Career Guidance

This factsheet comprises an overview of  the project, inlcuding an outline of the functions of the SDC and recommendations for similar projects.

2023
ILO ILO Online Report: Work for a Brigther Future

ILO Online Report: Work for a Brigther Future

New forces are transforming the world of work: Technological development. Climate change. Demographic shifts. Globalization. These transitions call for decisive action. We need to seize the moment to unlock the opportunities that these changes bring. The Global Commission on the Future of Work has undertaken an in-depth examination of the future of work. Its landmark report outlines the steps needed to achieve a future of work that provides decent and sustainable work opportunities for all.

2019
European Commission Addressing youth unemployment through outreach, activation and service integration

Addressing youth unemployment through outreach, activation and service integration

This dossier consolidates the content of the three sharing papers published by the ESF Youth Employment Thematic Network, and synthesises its work between 2016 and 2018: (1) Integrating services to promote youth employment: Lessons from Finland, 82) How can we promote employability amongst the most marginalised young people? Some ESF lessons and (3) Reaching out to build trust and support amongst vulnerable young people... [more]

2018
World Bank Group Slides for the Webinar: Youth employment. The Economic Case for investing in Basic Education – What does the World Bank say?

Slides for the Webinar: Youth employment. The Economic Case for investing in Basic Education – What does the World Bank say?

These are the slides for webinar "Youth employment: The Economic Case for investing in Basic Education – What does the World Bank say?". The webinar was organised by the Focal Point Basic Education.

You can find below some of the key messages raised during the webinar:

  1. Despite progress, access to school is not yet universal: 57% of children and young people complete compulsory school (primary and low secondary).
  2. The world is facing a “Learning Crisis”: access to school does not guarantee quality and acquisition of basic knowledge. Nearly 2 billion working age adults (15-64) around the world have low literacy skills.
  3. The learning crisis is also a skills crisis: large shares of youth (future workers) lack foundational skills, are not ready for the future of work and are highly vulnerable in the labor market.
  4. The lack of basic knowledge and skills is a time bomb with long-term social, economic and political consequences.
  5. There are still major disparities in access to school and thus to basic knowledge: much of the skills gap is driven by socioeconomic disadvantage and poverty. Not addressing acquisition issues exacerbates social inequalities.
  6. Workforce Skills: young people’s productivity and employability are not only a function of supply, but also of demand, i.e. job shortages and other functions, such as information asymmetries that prevent job matches & socio-cultural biases.
  7. Skills Gap mainly due to insufficient quantity and poor quality of education and training and/or not in the relevant field of study.
  8. Young people’s follow different pathways (find employment; enroll in basic or post basic-equivalent job training; pursue further education; Become inactive). However, for many, accumulated skills deficits make it difficult to obtain a quality job
  9. Successful training program feature (e.g through workplace training, short-term training programs or technical and vocational programs) leads young people to find a job: 1. establishing industry partnerships; 2. combining classroom and workplace learning; 3. identifying capable teachers and trainers; and 4 making information available for decision-making.
  10. Priorities in order to contribute to the improvement of the quality of education and youth employment are: assess learning, to make it a serious goal; act on evidence, to make schools work for all learners; and align actors, to make the whole system work for learning, ensure the strengthening of systems management and governance.

2018
GOPA Job Clubs and group counselling in BiH

Job Clubs and group counselling in BiH

The Youth Employment Project (YEP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina changed the way how young people are supported during the entry phase into the labour market. Overall, more than 3000 participants found employment within six months. More than 25 Public Employment Services (PES) adopted the approach developed by YEP. Learn more about this easily adoptable intervention in this article... [more]

2018
Swisscontact Approach paper: Coaching for employment and entrepreneurship – C4EE

Approach paper: Coaching for employment and entrepreneurship – C4EE

Coaching for employment - C4E aims at skills development and labour market facilitation of young unemployed job seekers in Albania. The project aims at increasing the local integration and employability chances of youth including those from marginalised groups through personal and professional innovative capacity building methodologies and action... [more]

2018
Summary: E-Discussion on Youth

Summary: E-Discussion on Youth

The employment and income (e+i) network of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SCD) hosted an e-discussion  on youth-specific approaches in the context of VSD interventions. The event took places between 19-30 June 2017 on the DGroup platform of the e+i VSD community. This is the summary of the complete discussion.

2017
Documentation Day by Day: E-Discussion on Youth

Documentation Day by Day: E-Discussion on Youth

The employment and income (e+i) network of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SCD) hosted an e-discussion  on youth-specific approaches in the context of VSD interventions. The event took places between 19-30 June 2017 on the DGroup platform of the e+i VSD community. This is the day by day documentation of the complete discussion.

2017
Summary Day Seven: E-Discussion on Youth

Summary Day Seven: E-Discussion on Youth

E-discussion on YOUTH – summary of preliminary results of day seven.

2017
Summary Day Six: E-Discussion on Youth

Summary Day Six: E-Discussion on Youth

E-discussion on YOUTH – summary of preliminary results of day six.

2017
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Presentations

SC-Forum 2014-06 Presentation - Youth Employment - ENDA's initiative on youth job creation in Tunisia 2-Enda's initiative on youth job creation in Tunisia-June2014.pptx

SC-Forum 2014-06 Presentation - Youth Employment - Overview Lessions Learned and Challenges 1-UNCDF Youth Employment FINAL.pptx
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Relevant News

  • 13 Mar 2023
    Happy 10th Anniversary RisiAlbania!

    Happy 10th Anniversary RisiAlbania!

    The SDC youth employment project RisiAlbania implemented by Helvetas and Partners Albania celebrated 10 years of successful project implementation on the 1st of March. 

    RisiAlbania is one of the first projects in the Western Balkans that has applied the MSD approach by targeting both job creation and employability of young people in an inclusive way.  Risi means innovation in Albanian, and truly, the project has introduced many innovations in Albania. 

    A set of case studies illustrates these innovations that ultimately lead to more and better jobs for young people. Have a look at these case studies that range from how young people acquire the necessary skills (supply), to how career guidance leads to informed career choices (intermediation), to how market systems interventions in Albania’s ICT, tourism and agricultural sectors lead to more jobs (demand). 

    Young Albanians make informed career decisions:
    Case Study on how career guidance leads to higher employability

    Unlocking job creation for youth through certification:
    the example of GLOBALG.A.P. in Albania

     Innovation for employment in Albania’s ICT sector:
    Strengthening the ecosystem for the provision of information security services

    Gaining labour market skills through non-formal training


    Case Study: Innovation for employment in Albania's tourism sector
  • 02 Dec 2019
    Regional Dialogue on Youth Employment in the Western Balkan

    Regional Dialogue on Youth Employment in the Western Balkan

    The project From Education to Employment (E2E) in Serbia co-organized a regional meeting on the topic of youth employment in Belgrade on 19 November. The goal of the regional meeting was to collect and discuss SDC and GIZ youth employment project examples in Western Balkan. More than 30 participants from 7 projects discussed and shared their experiences. >> read the full summary

    Further information on the project can be found in the public FDFA database here. 
  • 17 Jun 2019
    EYE: Link Basic Education and Skills Development in Practice

    EYE: Link Basic Education and Skills Development in Practice

    In Kosovo, the SDC supports Bonevet. The non-profit and non-formal educational institution has designed a children-friendly environment that stimulates children’s curiosity, imagination and creativity. Inter alia, Children are encouraged to actively play, make their own games, work together with other children, program robots or make prototypes with 3D-printers and computer numerical controlled machines (CNC). 

    Those kinds of activities prepare a country for future skills, because it focuses on early childhood education on cognitive skills, socio behavioral, reasoning and self-efficacy. It is expected that Bonevet will create a crowding-in effect in Kosovo and beyond and it is a unique opportunity that will have a long term impact in supporting the skills development for youth in the areas that are required by the labour market... [more]

    Further information about the project:  Have a look at the entry about EYE in the public FDFA database is here. For the F2F 2019, EYE prepared a poster about Bonevet.
  • 11 Sep 2017
    Youth and VSD: Summary of peer discussion is published

    Youth and VSD: Summary of peer discussion is published

    During June, we invited the members of our VSD DGroup to share their experiences and good practice examples related to youth-specific approaches in the context of Vocational Skills Development (VSD) interventions. Hanjo Schild and Katharina Walker facilitated the discussion. 

    During two weeks, a lively discussion evolved in which more than 25 peers participated. More than twenty new colleagues subscribed to the VSD DGroup because they had heard of the ongoing discussion elsewhere. We are more than happy to be part of such a dedicated and helpful community: Thank you! Everything related to the discussion is available on the dedicated site.
  • 24 Aug 2017
    Job offer: International Project Director at RisiAlbania - Youth Employment Initiative

    Job offer: International Project Director at RisiAlbania - Youth Employment Initiative

    We are happy to announce the below Job advertisement for an International Project Director at RisiAlbania, which is a youth employment initiative. This Position is based in Tirana, capital City of Albania.

     For more Information, please click here.  
  • 20 Jun 2017
    Don’t miss the e-discussion on youth and VSD

    Don’t miss the e-discussion on youth and VSD

    The e-discussion aims at exchanging experiences and good practice examples related to youth work and other approaches in the context of VSD interventions. The event will take place between 19-30 June 2017 on the DGroup platform of the e+i VSD community. We are looking forward to read your thoughts in the following languages: English, French and Spanish. You find everything you need to know here. 
  • 11 Apr 2017
    News from VSD project: The SDC Youth Employment Project (YEP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina

    News from VSD project: The SDC Youth Employment Project (YEP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina

    The YEP has been selected as a success story among more than 250 participants from 40 countries covering 5 continents and will participate in the 13th Annual Meeting of the OECD LEED Forum on Partnerships and Local Development. The Conference Brochure is available here where you can find a short description of all the projects.
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13 March 2023
Happy 10th Anniversary RisiAlbania!

The SDC youth employment project RisiAlbania implemented by Helvetas and Partners Albania celebrated 10 years of successful project implementation on the 1st of March. 

RisiAlbania is one of the first projects in the Western Balkans that has applied the MSD approach by targeting both job creation and employability of young people in an inclusive way.  Risi means innovation in Albanian, and truly, the project has introduced many innovations in Albania. 

A set of case studies illustrates these innovations that ultimately lead to more and better jobs for young people. Have a look at these case studies that range from how young people acquire the necessary skills (supply), to how career guidance leads to informed career choices (intermediation), to how market systems interventions in Albania’s ICT, tourism and agricultural sectors lead to more jobs (demand). 

Young Albanians make informed career decisions:
Case Study on how career guidance leads to higher employability

Unlocking job creation for youth through certification:
the example of GLOBALG.A.P. in Albania

 Innovation for employment in Albania’s ICT sector:
Strengthening the ecosystem for the provision of information security services

Gaining labour market skills through non-formal training


Case Study: Innovation for employment in Albania's tourism sector
02 December 2019
Regional Dialogue on Youth Employment in the Western Balkan

The project From Education to Employment (E2E) in Serbia co-organized a regional meeting on the topic of youth employment in Belgrade on 19 November. The goal of the regional meeting was to collect and discuss SDC and GIZ youth employment project examples in Western Balkan. More than 30 participants from 7 projects discussed and shared their experiences. >> read the full summary

Further information on the project can be found in the public FDFA database here. 
17 June 2019
EYE: Link Basic Education and Skills Development in Practice

In Kosovo, the SDC supports Bonevet. The non-profit and non-formal educational institution has designed a children-friendly environment that stimulates children’s curiosity, imagination and creativity. Inter alia, Children are encouraged to actively play, make their own games, work together with other children, program robots or make prototypes with 3D-printers and computer numerical controlled machines (CNC). 

Those kinds of activities prepare a country for future skills, because it focuses on early childhood education on cognitive skills, socio behavioral, reasoning and self-efficacy. It is expected that Bonevet will create a crowding-in effect in Kosovo and beyond and it is a unique opportunity that will have a long term impact in supporting the skills development for youth in the areas that are required by the labour market... [more]

Further information about the project:  Have a look at the entry about EYE in the public FDFA database is here. For the F2F 2019, EYE prepared a poster about Bonevet.
11 September 2017
Youth and VSD: Summary of peer discussion is published

During June, we invited the members of our VSD DGroup to share their experiences and good practice examples related to youth-specific approaches in the context of Vocational Skills Development (VSD) interventions. Hanjo Schild and Katharina Walker facilitated the discussion. 

During two weeks, a lively discussion evolved in which more than 25 peers participated. More than twenty new colleagues subscribed to the VSD DGroup because they had heard of the ongoing discussion elsewhere. We are more than happy to be part of such a dedicated and helpful community: Thank you! Everything related to the discussion is available on the dedicated site.
24 August 2017
Job offer: International Project Director at RisiAlbania - Youth Employment Initiative

We are happy to announce the below Job advertisement for an International Project Director at RisiAlbania, which is a youth employment initiative. This Position is based in Tirana, capital City of Albania.

 For more Information, please click here.  
20 June 2017
Don’t miss the e-discussion on youth and VSD
The e-discussion aims at exchanging experiences and good practice examples related to youth work and other approaches in the context of VSD interventions. The event will take place between 19-30 June 2017 on the DGroup platform of the e+i VSD community. We are looking forward to read your thoughts in the following languages: English, French and Spanish. You find everything you need to know here. 
11 April 2017
News from VSD project: The SDC Youth Employment Project (YEP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The YEP has been selected as a success story among more than 250 participants from 40 countries covering 5 continents and will participate in the 13th Annual Meeting of the OECD LEED Forum on Partnerships and Local Development. The Conference Brochure is available here where you can find a short description of all the projects.
20 March 2017
Skills4Jobs in Albania featured in "Stories from the field"

The SDC funded project "Skills for Jobs Albania" was recently featured in Swisscontact's online magazine "Stories from the field". The programme supports Albania's new skills strategy and compromises three components: 

- Improvement of the quality of formal and non-formal VSD in selected sectors, benefiting the private sector and increasing accessibility to women and youth.
- Multi-Functional Centres establishing sustainable and innovative relations with the private sector.
- Functionality at the provider level of inclusive labour market insertion facilities and instruments.

Click here to learn more about the programme in general and what it has to do with the new female Zuckerbergs.
16 September 2016
SDC on Swiss national news: 10vor10

SDC finances the Enhancing Youth Employment (EYE) project in Kosovo with the aim of increasing the employment opportunities for young women and men who graduate from Vocational Education and Training (VET) schools and universities. EYE helps facilitating their transition from school into the workforce. The project, implemented by HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation and MDA, uses a systemic approach to the labour market and works in the VSD and in the PSD domain. The popular Swiss TV news show “10vor10” has recently broadcasted a 5-minutes clip (in German) about one of the interventions of the project, which collaborates with Kosovar media companies.  >> more
30 June 2016
Vocational Skills Development in the context of Violent Extremism – Technical Workshop

On 16-17 March 2016 a technical workshop on vocational skills development (VSD) in the context of violent extremism took place in Geneva. It gathered high-level practitioners, policy-makers and researchers, who discussed the potential contribution of VSD to the prevention of violent extremism (PVE). The workshop focused on targeting youth 'at risk' and on finding the most promising approach and design of vocational skills programmes. It also tackled the question of transition from training to employment in order to assure stable social and labour market integration of young people 'at risk'. The workshop's results served as input to the international policy conference on the implementation of the UN Action Plan to Prevent Violent Extremism held on 7/8 April 2016 in Geneva. Please find more information here.
23 March 2016
Mongolia

​The Ministry of Labour of Mongolia awarded SDC as "The Best Partner Organisation in the Labour Sector", recognising its contribution into the development of the Vocation Education and Training sector in Mongolia. SDC is funding two projects in this sector: Vocational Education and Training Project and the Vocational Skills Development Project. The results of the projects have been recognised by the government and private sector. The new tools and methodologies have been approved by the stakeholders for nation-wide replication. In addition to the hard skills - technical competencies, the Mongolian youth need to build and strengthen the soft- life skills. SDC supports the Life-skills Education through its Youth Development Programme. The Life-skills trainings and channels to deliver it (including the VET schools) to the youth have been highly appreciated by the Ministry of Labour and the local labour offices in the regions. Other partners, such as GIZ and KOICA have been nominated for their long years contributions into the sector. The selection criteria were the significance of results, scope of contribution and innovation.

21 March 2016
Great Lakes Region

​ Promoting Market Oriented Skills Training (PROMOST) is a 12 years program started in 2013 in the Western Province of Rwanda. The second phase will start in February 2016 and SDC intends to extend the project to Burundi and the DRC in the medium term. This project combines the building of Vocational Training Centers (VTC), the development of competency-based curricula and the reinforcement of local ownership by strengthening the partnership with and the involvement of the private sector. Read more here.
21 March 2016
Tunisia

​In January 2016, the 2nd phase of the project "Formation professionelle: modules pratiques pour renforcer l'employabilité des jeunes" was launched in Tunisia. The project, which is to run until the end of 2020 with a budget of CHF 9.6 Mio, focuses on the integration of young degree holders into the labour market, i.e. by providing them with practical working skills in so-called "entreprise d'entraînement". Unemployment, which is particularly high among young men and women who have completed higher education, has proven to be an important driver of social unrest and instability in Tunisia. The project builds on experiences from the first phase and contains a significant scaling up of these activities. It also includes innovative approaches, such as working with the private sector on creating a working environment that promotes the integration and valorization of young professionals within an organization. The implementing partner of the project is swisscontact.

Relevant Events

  • 29 Feb 2024
    Interlinking BE and VSD: The role of vocational orientation and career guidance

    Interlinking BE and VSD: The role of vocational orientation and career guidance


    We invite you to join us for a thought-provoking discussion featuring insights from field practitioners in Laos and Albania, offering you a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights into two crucial educational and career junctures. The webinar will be held in English (without interpretation).

    Enhancing the governance of education systems and fostering the permeability of education and training systems is one of the key objectives of SDC. A fundamental tool to achieve this is Vocational Orientation, which serves to guide learners within the education and training system and to draw the attention of students and their families to opportunities in VET-related careers.Career Guidance, delivered, for example, by lower secondary schools or youth centres, as well as Employment Counselling during and after VET, help students to make informed choices about their further educational and professional career.

    This webinar serves as a platform to delve into proactive measures that can be implemented to facilitate informed decision-making during two critical transitions: the first being the shift from compulsory to post-compulsory education, and the second involving the progression from education to the world of work.

    HOW TO JOIN: The event will take place in Zoom.

    To join, click here:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82445824476

    Meeting ID: 824 4582 4476


    You can join the meeting also without downloading or opening the Zoom app, by clicking “join from your browser” at the bottom of the page.

    This webinar is part of the Learning journeyInterlinking Basic Education and Vocational Skills Developmentlaunched in April 2023.
  • 02 Oct 2017 Turin
    ILO course: Promotion of youth employment in fragile settings

    ILO course: Promotion of youth employment in fragile settings

    The training provides participants with a range of integrated approaches, tools and methodologies used in real-life cases to promote employment and decent work for youth in situations of conflict and disaster.

    The new ILO standard on "Employment and decent work for peace and resilience" and the ILO's Flagship programme on "Jobs for peace and resilience" will be at the core of the course (learn more).
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29 Feb 2024 29 February 2024 29 February 2024 29 February
Interlinking BE and VSD: The role of vocational orientation and career guidance


We invite you to join us for a thought-provoking discussion featuring insights from field practitioners in Laos and Albania, offering you a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights into two crucial educational and career junctures. The webinar will be held in English (without interpretation).

Enhancing the governance of education systems and fostering the permeability of education and training systems is one of the key objectives of SDC. A fundamental tool to achieve this is Vocational Orientation, which serves to guide learners within the education and training system and to draw the attention of students and their families to opportunities in VET-related careers.Career Guidance, delivered, for example, by lower secondary schools or youth centres, as well as Employment Counselling during and after VET, help students to make informed choices about their further educational and professional career.

This webinar serves as a platform to delve into proactive measures that can be implemented to facilitate informed decision-making during two critical transitions: the first being the shift from compulsory to post-compulsory education, and the second involving the progression from education to the world of work.

HOW TO JOIN: The event will take place in Zoom.

To join, click here:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82445824476

Meeting ID: 824 4582 4476


You can join the meeting also without downloading or opening the Zoom app, by clicking “join from your browser” at the bottom of the page.

This webinar is part of the Learning journeyInterlinking Basic Education and Vocational Skills Developmentlaunched in April 2023.
02 Oct 2017 in Turin 02 October to 06 October 2017 02 October to 06 October 2017 in Turin 02 October in Turin
ILO course: Promotion of youth employment in fragile settings

The training provides participants with a range of integrated approaches, tools and methodologies used in real-life cases to promote employment and decent work for youth in situations of conflict and disaster.

The new ILO standard on "Employment and decent work for peace and resilience" and the ILO's Flagship programme on "Jobs for peace and resilience" will be at the core of the course (learn more).

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