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The ETF effectively shapes the course of VET development in partner countries. Torino Process a key and successful intervention.

‘Vocational education must get out of classrooms and into enterprises,’ says Ercan Demirci, Deputy Undersecretary of Turkey's Ministry of National Education. That's why new laws to improve vocational education and training see apprenticeship compulsory for all upper secondary VET students.

Israel has emerged as a global innovation powerhouse, boasting the highest number of high-tech and ICT startups and largest venture capital industry, per capita, in the world.

Libya's Board for Technical and Vocational Education together with the ETF held a joint conference in the capital Tripoli. The event launched a review of the state the vocational education and training (VET) in the country, Torino Process, and introduced ETF activities that open opportunities for Libyan vocational education sector.

The education ministry will call a multi-stakeholder workshop on 6-7 December in Skopje to pin down key issues which will feature in an upcoming national strategy for entrepreneurial learning.

From Malaysia to Morocco to Mexico, representatives of sixty seven countries, who joined the ETF's conference on qualifications frameworks in Brussels on 6-7 October, confirmed that there exists a global drive to more useful, transparent and comparable qualifications across the world.