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2 European training foundation The ETF helps transition and developing countries to harness the potential of their human capital through the reform of education training and labour market systems in the context of the EUs external relations policies ID: 1036444

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1. Skills & migrationInternational & global trends

2. 2EuropeantrainingfoundationThe ETF helps transition and developing countries to harness the potential of their human capital through the reform of education, training and labour market systems in the context of the EU’s external relations policies.

3. ETF partner countries

4. 4MIGRANTS A DEFINITION‘a person who moves to a country other than that of his or her usual residence for a period of at least a year, irrespective of the causes and the means used to migrate’UNITED NATIONS

5. 5MIGRANTS WHAT TYPES?VOLUNTARY MIGRANTSFORCED MIGRANTSTEMPORARY MIGRANTSILLEGAL MIGRANTS

6. increasing disparitiesproblems of governance and rule of law6MIGRANTS WHY DO THEY LEAVE?povertyeconomic hardship absence of jobs/prospectsunemployment/low wagesarmed conflictincreasing disparities between developing and developed nationsinequalitydiscriminationcorruptionhuman rights abuseslack of freedomviolencesocial strifepolitical turmoilprosecution

7. 7MIGRANTS how many?People living somewhere other than where they were born244millionNumber of refugees20million41% more than 2000

8. 8MIGRANTS are not the same!ageGender & healthbackgroundeducationWork experienceoriginEntry status

9. 9MIGRANTS initiatives&regulations

10. 10MIGRANTS in the euSupport projectsEntrepreneurship pilotsFast-track insertionNew skills agendaGood practiceVocational training

11. 113 phasecyclebeforebeforeduringafterPreparationsCultural orientationSkills recognition/validationVocational trainingLanguage trainingSkills recognition/validationJob and skills matchingGuidance and counsellingVocational trainingLanguage trainingReintegration in the labour marketVocational trainingEntrepreneurshipSkills recognition/validationQualifications recognition/validation

12. 12MIGRANTS support in EUAssessment of skills and qualificationseducation and trainingOrientation/introduction programmesGuidance and counsellingJob mediation services

13. 13MIGRANTS recognising qualificationsLisbon Convention on Recognition of QualificationsEuropean Network of National Information Centres on Academic Recognition (ENIC)Network of National Academic Recognition Information Centres (NARIC)

14. 14ValidatingMIGRANTS skillsValidation of non-formal and informal learningIdentification and documentation / assessment and certificationLeading to better integration in the host country