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October 2016, Newsletter
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Upcoming
E-discussion: Unlocking the potential of TVET and skills systems: What does reform look like?
21 November to 2 December
Trabajar en el campo en el siglo XXI. Realidad y perspectivas del empleo rural en América Latina y el Caribe
Analiza la realidad, tendencias recientes y perspectivas del empleo rural en América Latina y el Caribe, da una idea actualizada y sintética de lo
que significa 'trabajar en el campo en el siglo XXI' en la región y contiene algunas recomendaciones de política. (Fuente: OIT)
Understanding the potential impact of skills recognition systems on labour markets: Research report
Provides analytical research on the labour market impact of skills recognition systems, in particular, in matching skills and jobs. (Source: ILO)
Global Education Monitoring Report: Gender Review 2016
Discusses global and regional trends in achieving gender parity in education access, participation and attainment. (Source: UNESCO)
Working at sectoral level: Guide to anticipating and matching skills and jobs
Addresses methods, processes and institutional mechanisms of skills identification and anticipation at sectoral level. (Sources: ILO, Cedefop,
ETF)
Métodos para anticipar demandas de habilidades
Busca contribuir al desarrollo de los sistemas para anticipar demandas de habilidades en América Latina con una descripción de las distintas
metodologías existentes, un análisis de sus objetivos, fortalezas y debilidades, y una caracterización con ejemplos ilustrativos. (Fuente: BID)
Is there a size-induced market failure in skills training?
Explores the differences between smaller and larger firms in offering skills training and in hiring workers with more formal education. (Source:
ADB Institute)
Apprenticeships for the XXI century: A model for Latin America and the Caribbean?
Explores core elements and principles in depth that are central to apprenticeship programs —both in terms of their design and delivery— and
presents examples of best practices from around the world that LAC countries can use as potential instruments to apply within their contexts.
(Source: IDB) Español
Protección y formación: instituciones para mejorar la inserción laboral en América Latina y Asia
Tiene como objetivo contribuir al debate sobre el perfeccionamiento de instituciones laborales que fomenten el desarrollo sostenible en un
mundo del trabajo cambiante. (Source: CEPAL)
Multimedia
Anticipating future skills needs
Boost skills for jobs and well-being
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New skills agenda for Europe
From the Private Sector
ILO: World employment and social outlook 2016: Trends for youth
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Talent orchestrators: Scaling youth employment through
business-facing intermediaries(Source: U.S. Chamber of
Commerce Foundation (USCCF) - Centre for Education and
Workforce)
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Labour market information: An essential part of Canada’s skills
agenda (Source: Business Council of Canada)
OECD: World Indicators of Skills for Employment (WISE) database
BID: Instrumentos para la medición de las habilidades de la fuerza de
trabajo
UNESCO, IFAD: Learning knowledge and skills for agriculture to
improve rural livelihoods
Upcoming Events
Top Tweet of the Month
ITC/ILO: Management of training institutions
Monday, 28 November 2016 to Friday, 02 December 2016, Turin, Italy
@GlobalKSP: Join us to discuss the role of sectoral skills development in
today's economy: skillsforemployment.org/ Supported
by: @officialKOICA @Sida
Macroeconomic policies, jobs and inclusive growth
Monday, 14 November 2016 to Friday, 18 November 2016, Turin, Italy
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