About the Project
The Project at a glance
The 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 by job-seekers and potential employees along with European policies on the subject and will propose targeted strategies, curiculla development, policies and job advancement suggestions. Highlighting the importance of workforce upskilling and vocational training by generating policies for hiring bodies, offering suggestions for improvement on existing European initiatives and providing a reliable skills forecasting and monitoring observatory
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 and will reduce the labour gaps and shortages on a regional, sectoral and geographical level. SKILLAB is the joint effort of 10 partners from 6 European countries. Contributing to the enhancement of the European Labour market and the Pact for Skills by delivering a hub targeted towards educational paths for upskilling and reskilling, HR strategies and guidelines for optimal candidate recruitment, recommendations for policymakers on skills shortages and mismatches and the identification of emerging skills and roles
SKILLAB Platform
Title: SKILLAB – Monitoring Monitoring The Demand And Supply
Grant Agreement No: 101006560
Topics: European Job skills, European Labour Market
Duration: 01/01/2024 – 31/12/2026
Funded under: H2020-EU.5.f., H2020-EU.5.b.
Funding Scheme: CSA – Coordination and Support Action
Overall Budget: € 3.000.000
Coordinator: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, GR
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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
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Contact Details
Project Coordinator
skillab-auth@eu.gr
Dissemination manager
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