Apprenticeship
UNESCO listing brings new shine to North African metal art
Mohamed Amine Htiouich began honing his metal engraving skills as a teenager. Now the 37-year-old Tunisian is training the next generation in the ancient art, recently recognized by UNESCO.
Htiouich first worked on copper, then silver and finally gold at the family's workshop in the old medina of Tunis.
Government bill seeks to overhaul vocational training
The Greek government is set to table legislation that will comprehensively restructure and upgrade professional education and training, linking it with businesses and the market's needs.
European Commission VP visits vocational school: Europe paves the way for employment and skills
The Vice President of the European Commission, Margaritis Schinas and the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Kostis Hatzidakis visited the Vocational School of the Public Employment Service - D.Y.P.A. in Egaleo, on the occasion of Europe Day.
Edirne master passing on 500-year-old art to future generations
Edirnekari, an art of wood carving and decorating, which has been carried out by resident craftsmen in the northwestern province of Edirne for nearly 500 years, has been passed down many generations with a master-apprentice tradition.
AFP: Bulgaria Adopts Apprenticeships in Scramble for Workers
Vladislav Nikolov, with shy youthful looks and sporting neat work overalls, belongs to a rare breed in Bulgaria: Apprentices.
Turkish agency denies reports claiming trainees, apprentices included in unemployment data
The Turkish Statistics Institute (TÜİK) has denied some recent reports that have claimed unemployment data was not a reflection of the actual figures and on-the-job trainees and apprentices had been counted as employed people.
Shame on us on Children's Day
Shall we start with the report from the Confederation of Progressive Trade Unions of Turkey (DİSK) titled "Being a Child Laborer in Turkey," on the occasion of April 23 National Sovereignty and Children's Day?
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Turkish teachers weigh in on new training 'academy'
As Turkey celebrates Teachers' Day on Nov. 24, uncertainty over a proposed paid apprenticeship and "Teachers Academy" has set tongues wagging among the country's almost 900,000 educators.
Unemployed people do not apply for open positions: Turkish employment agency
The head of the Turkish Employment Organization (??KUR) has complained about the lack of interest among unemployed people for the thousands of open positions offered by the organization.
The EC's Youth Guarantee to the rescue for the EU's young, educated and unemployed
In April 2013, EU Member States made a commitment to ensure young people's successful transition into work by establishing Youth Guarantee schemes.