The National Europass Centre in Spain organized the Europass 2023 school competition where students were encouraged to use creative ideas to present videos that highlight the advantages of using Europass in the context of the European Year of Skills under the topic "Showcase your skills with Europass". With 172 entries, the top five winners were selected and their videos will be published over the next few days on the Europass website!
The Europass team will present a session at the European Youth Event 2023 in Strasbourg, France on 8 & 9 June 2023. Do join our session, "Skill up with Europass" on Friday 8 June, or Saturday 9 June 2023 from 11:30 to 12:3 if you are participating in this event that will be held at the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
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Europass users will now be able to update all their language profiles at the same time. This means that when you create or update a new section or record, the change will be reflected in all your language profiles. You will have the option to select the "Save across multiple language profiles'' option after your update. By selecting this you will be directed to this new feature where you will be able to view the main language profile and the other language profile side by side.
The European Commission is launching the European Learning Model v.3 (ELM v.3). This first multilingual data model for learning is an exciting new development in the field of knowledge and skills data exchange, opening new possibilities for interoperability and credential exchange.
Watch the recording of our Launch Webinar below!
What is the purpose and content of the webinar?
The European Commission is launching the European Learning Model v.3 (ELM v.3). This first multilingual data model for learning is an exciting new development in the field of knowledge and skills data exchange, opening new possibilities for interoperability and credential exchange.
Who should attend?
Any stakeholder active in the fields of learning and employment.
How to register?
In the spirit of the European Year of Skills, the European Learning Model supports the process of matching people’s aspirations and skillsets with labour market needs and opportunities. By providing tools to support the recognition of qualifications and the validation of skills, the ELM promotes a mindset of up/reskilling and lifelong learning.
The European Commission is launching the European Learning Model v.3 (ELM v.3). This first multilingual data model for learning is an exciting new development in the field of knowledge and skills data exchange, opening new possibilities for interoperability and credential exchange.
