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The future of skills, vocational education and training (VET) and labour market systems is at the forefront of the Torino Process 2017 conference on June 7-8.

The future of work, skills and work-based learning are on the agenda when representatives from international development agencies meet in Turin on June 6-7.

Serbia joins the European Alliance for Apprenticeships - now all EU candidate countries are on board!

The European Training Foundation's flagship programme has had a digital facelift. The new www.torinoprocess.eu site allows users to easily extract and compare facts, figures and trends on vocational education and training (VET) reform in countries bordering Europe.

Decentralisation and regionalisation is becoming an important reform path in a number of ETF partner countries. What will this mean for financing and innovation in vocational education and training (VET)?

Graduate surveys or tracer studies helps to identify the relevance of skills learned and the transition to work. Measuring the employment outcomes of vocational education and training (VET) graduates was the focus of a recent learning programme in Kosovo.

The next series of the Small Business Act assessments - part of the ETF's on-going work to support entrepreneurship and SME skills - has begun in Tunisia.

Novi Sad is Serbia's hotbed of ICT. The ETF has been finding out how this multi-level governance model is helping to drive Serbia's economic, digital and educational development.

The next review of how the EU's pre-accession countries meet up to the demands of the human capital dimensions of the Small Business Act for Europe comprises a new assessment framework.

The latest issue of Live&Learn has landed and it's packed full of news and views from across the ETF community!

The ETF's Qualifications Toolkit has been internationally recognised for helping policymakers to implement complex changes.

The ETF works closely with European Union Delegations, providing expertise and support in the area of skills, vocational education and training, and human capital development. So, what do the EU Delegations think about the collaboration?