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Publications
This catalogue contains all ETF publications available to download, including studies on our partner countries, corporate publications and statutory documents. All publications are free of charge.
In this issue: - Cover story: 50 young men and women from 24 different countries met in Turin on 6–7 March 2006 to attend the first ETF conference entirely devoted to gender issues. - In focus: Advisory Forum 2006: Skills for Progress - the key messages; ETF launches new website. - Features: Norway: never too early to start entrepreneurship learning; Ethnic minorities in the Western Balkans; MEDA-ETE: Promoting regional cooperation among equals; University–enterprise cooperation; Developing key competences for Lifelong Learning.
The report analyses overall trends in gender mainstreaming policies in education and employment in the EU Member States and provides a general overview of the situation in Turkey, Jordan and Morocco.
A comprehensive analysis of employment and training reform in Slovenia conducted by ETF in order to assist in monitoring the Joint Assessment Papers (JAPs) on employment and training policies.
A comprehensive analysis of employment and training reform in Malta conducted by ETF in order to assist in monitoring the Joint Assessment Papers (JAPs) on employment and training policies.
A comprehensive analysis of employment and training reform in Lithuania conducted by ETF in order to assist in monitoring the Joint Assessment Papers (JAPs) on employment and training policies.
A comprehensive analysis of employment and training reform in Hungary conducted by ETF in order to assist in monitoring the Joint Assessment Papers (JAPs) on employment and training policies.
A comprehensive analysis of employment and training reform in the Czech Republic conducted by ETF in order to assist in monitoring the Joint Assessment Papers (JAPs) on employment and training policies.
A comprehensive analysis of employment and training reform in Cyprus conducted by ETF in order to assist in monitoring the Joint Assessment Papers (JAPs) on employment and training policies.
Aimed at supporting cooperation with ETF partner countries in the framework of the European Neighbourhood Policy and EU development policy, this glossary presents the Russian version of key terms used in European vocational education and training (VET) policy. It does not represent an exhaustive inventory of the terminology used by VET specialists; rather it presents terms that are essential for an understanding of current VET policy in Europe. Based on the publication "Terminology of vocational training policy: A multilingual glossary for an enlarged Europe" published in 2004 by the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop) in collaboration with the ETF, it is intended for researchers and practitioners and more generally for all those involved in VET policy.
This edition of the ETF Highlights describes a selection of ETF activities carried out in 2005. Forward looking as always, its contents are loosely grouped around the four themes that will form the backbone of the 2006 Advisory Forum conference ‘Skills for Progress’.
This publication presents a synthesis of the outcomes of VET specialists from four South Eastern European countries reviewing curriculum policy and actual practice across their own region. The resulting conclusions and recommendations echo Francis Fukuyama's challenge to conventional donor wisdom (including the EU) concerning the relationship between local ownership and practice and assumed external 'best practice' (Fukuyama, State Building, 2005).
