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Thematic Priorities: Skills anticipation | Work-based Learning | Digital skills mainstreaming | Entrepreneurship skills
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Events: Overview | Final YEM Regional Forum (July 15) | YEM Regional Forum (April 8)
Youth Employment in the Mediterranean (YEM) is a three-year regional initiative (2018 - 2020) led by UNESCO and funded by the European Union, extended until July 2021. The project targets countries in the South Mediterranean region with the aim to support youth employment through improved skills anticipation and assessment systems, and through the promotion of quality and relevant TVET and regional collaboration.
Access concise, reliable and up-to-date information on TVET systems in the YEM Project countries, and also across the world through the UNESCO-UNEVOC World TVET Database.
Access the knowledge resources developed as part of the YEM Project, as well as relevant publications and resources from UNESCO and other project partners.
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Significant technological changes, accompanied by developments in the fields of society, economics and demographics, are expected to change several aspects in the labour market in future decades, and affect future professions market, their composition and demands. While Israel shared most of the international concern on the future labour markets, the economy and society of Israel has some unique social and economic characteristics which must be addressed: (1) Israel has a high fertility rate and an unusually high rate of population growth. (2) Israel is a society of immigrants, absorbing continuous waves of immigrations. (3) Israel has a leading high-technology sector (4) Israel society is characterized by high economic inequality.
Pix methodology: How to build a pedagogical scenario
Pix step-by-step user guide
Implementation guide for heads of training institutions
Pix learning scenario 1 - Localization
Pix learning scenario 2 - Building a smart lamp with Alduino
Pix learning scenario 3 - The kiwis market
Brochure - E-learning course on skills anticipation and matching
Presentation - E-learning course on skills anticipation and matching
Welcome letter - E-learning course on skills anticipation and matching
Closing ceremony letter - E-learning course on skills anticipation and matching