Kviečiame dalyvauti tarptautiniame ILO SKILLS Bridge Master Class Series 15-ajame webinare „Innovative Solutions for Skills-Based Labour Migration and Mobility across Borders“.

📅 2026 m. spalio 14 d.
🕛 12:00–13:30 val. (CEST)
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Webinare bus aptariama, kaip profesinių įgūdžių ugdymas, jų pripažinimas ir tarptautinis mobilumas gali padėti geriau atliepti darbo rinkos poreikius. Pranešėjai iš Europos Komisijos, Pasaulio banko, IOM, ILO, Vokietijos ir Indijos dalysis tarptautinėmis praktikomis ir aktualiomis įžvalgomis.

Registracija:
https://ilo-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_DEQWn0nWS3aB_3HAAF45Cg#/registration

Kviečiame pasinaudoti galimybe susipažinti su tarptautine patirtimi ir aktualiomis profesinio mokymo bei darbo rinkos tendencijomis.

Daugiau informacijos:

Dear Colleagues,

The International Labour Organization together with the World Bank, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and the Towards Global TVET Agenda (TGTA) Programme is pleased to invite you to Episode 15 of the ILO SKILLS Bridge Master Class Series on:

• Innovative Solutions for Skills-Based Labour Migration and Mobility across Borders
• 14 October 2026 | 12:00–13:30 CEST / 10:00–11:30 GMT

(Virtual event via Zoom | Participation is free)

• Click on the link to register: https://ilo-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_DEQWn0nWS3aB_3HAAF45Cg#/registration

As countries respond to skills shortages, demographic change and growing cross-border labour mobility, building fair, coherent and effective skills-based mobility pathways has become an increasingly important policy priority.

A particular feature of the session will be its international and cross-regional perspectives. Experts from the European Commission, World Bank, IOM, ILO, Germany and India will share emerging approaches and initiatives, alongside practical experiences and good practices from countries of origin and destination on how governments and institutions can work together to better align skills development with labour-market demand, facilitate recognition and portability of skills, and promote safe, regular and mutually beneficial mobility.

The draft concept note is attached with further information on the objectives, key questions and programme.

Please feel free to share this invitation with colleagues and networks who may be interested.

We look forward to welcoming you online.