Trust in Skills?

Monitoring The Demand And Supply
Of Skills In The European Labour Market.

Welcome to Skillab

At the core of the proposed framework lies the leveraging of Artificial Intelligence techologies that will harness high-volumes of labour market, organizational and European taxonomies and initiatives data

SKILLAB project aims at developing a holistic skills management and shortage identification platform that will monitor the demand of European organizations and entities for specific skillsets, the supply of skills.

Leveraging state-of-the-art software development, data analysis and applied statistics principles to develop intelligent agents for preprocessing, visualizing, analyzing and presenting key insights from the collected data.

Main Objectives

"Uncovering Skills: Data Mining and NLP Perspectives

Employing data mining and natural language processing methodologies

Crafting Intelligent Agents for Data Insights

Leveraging state-of-the-art software development, data analysis and applied statistics principles

Predicting European Labor Market Skills with ML and Explainability

Identifying the current and future skills shortages along with emerging competencies in the European Labour Market,

Elevating Workforce Skills: Policy Insights and Observatory

Highlighting the importance of workforce upskilling and vocational training

Fostering Transnational Workforce Excellence

SKILLAB, uniting ten partners across six European countries, aims to elevate workforce skills

Main Objectives

Skillab Overview

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Our Partners

The SKILLAB Project consists of 10 partners from 5 different countries

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Funding

The “SKILLAB Project: Monitoring The Demand And Supply Of Skills In The European Labour Market” has been granted funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under the agreement No…

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Funding by the European Union

Funding by the European Union

Contact Details

Project Coordinator

skillab-auth@eu.gr

Dissemination manager

kgeorgiou@csd.auth.gr

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