Developed in cooperation with employers, the curricula aim to bring vocational education closer to the needs of today’s labour market.
Fifty vocational education and training providers from 17 regions of Ukraine have launched projects to improve training quality, strengthen cooperation with employers and create more inclusive learning environments.
Fifty-one vocational education and training providers across Ukraine will receive grants of up to UAH 250,000 each to introduce and scale up proven approaches to improving vocational education.
Explore the Inclusive VET project’s results and practical resources for equal access to learning and work.
The Roadmap for Activating and Reintegrating Vulnerable Groups in the Labour Market was publicly presented as part of the Multi Donor Initiative Skills4Recovery, with the support of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and the Ministry of Economy and Environment of Ukraine.
The All-Ukrainian Forum “Agricultural Education and Business 2026: Partnership in Action” took place at Nemishaieve Professional College.
Forty-five representatives of 14 VET providers took part in the All-Ukrainian Final Conference on Inclusive Learning Environment and Psychosocial Support in Vocational Education and Training.
A new practical guide offers VET providers practical steps, successful models and recommendations for building strong partnerships with businesses.
The document proposes a comprehensive set of practical solutions to address the shortage of skilled workers and establish a sustainable training system aligned with the sector’s needs.
More than 120 representatives of employment centres, businesses and public institutions explored practical ways to remove barriers and create equal employment opportunities for all.