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The Erasmus+ PaintingSkillsAcademy Project aims to fulfil these same objectives supported by the Commission, and supported by all its project partners, including UNIEP. The presentation by DG EMPL at the Final Conference of the project, represented by Ms Vera Leuner, set the framework for the European Commission’s requirements and objectives adapted to PSA’s project.

Digital skills are also an important part of the strategies. These skills are needed to communicate effectively, collaborate online, solve technical problems, and much more. Workers with these skills can not only increase their productivity, but also contribute to the innovation and digital transformation of their company. Overall, it is essential that workers develop their digital skills to succeed in their careers. This is the aim of the EU Coalition for e-Skills and e-Jobs.

More information:
Press release of 7 March 2023: here
European Year of Skills websitehere

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