2022 is the European Year of Youth and we talk to past #CedefopPhotoAward winners from four European countries about their learning and employment experiences, problems they have encountered, solutions they propose, and their plans for the future. Carina, Ben, Dominik and Eleni, aged between 18 and 22, join us from Romania, Croatia, Greece and even Mexico for a chat you don't want to miss!

What could be done so that refugees can relocate and find employment within the European Union based on their skills and what are the difficulties and pitfalls, as millions of people are fleeing the war in Ukraine? Find out in episode 4 of Cedefop's 'Skillset and match' podcast.

The EU has resolved, among others, to offer refugees access to education and the labour market in its 27 Member States. Experts Ramona Carmen David Craescu and Yannis Katsikis discuss the findings of a pioneering Cedefop research project and how these could be applied to the Ukrainian humanitarian crisis.

How will the European Green Deal affect the way we live, learn and work? What will be the impact of the green transition on skills and the labour market? What is vocational education and training's role? And how can the so-called 'thyroid occupations' influence the transition? Cedefop experts Stelina Chatzichristou and Jasper van Loo have some answers.

In a wide-ranging interview, Cedefop Executive Director Jürgen Siebel talks about moving from the private sector to a public organisation, his vision for Cedefop, the pandemic effect and how the EU Agency’s work on vocational education and training, skills and qualifications ultimately benefits European citizens.

Welcome to Cedefop's 'Skillset and match' podcast! In Episode 1, Rosy Voudouri talks to European Commissioner for Jobs and Social Rights Nicolas Schmit about vocational education and training's role in pandemic recovery, the skills revolution, big data, the green and digital transitions and more.