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"The Europe 2020 strategy states that the key factors for smart growth are not only fostering knowledge, innovation, and education, and promoting the digital society, but also sustainable and inclusive growth. The key to achieving these, in this case, is vocational education and training, for which all Member States must adopt the same standards. In spite of the severe impact which the economic crisis is having on the European labour market, it can be assumed that employment growth in Europe will recover, at least gradually, over the next 10 years. The projections suggest that the demand for skills will continue to rise. Industrial and technological change increases the demand for workers with high and intermediate skill levels, with low-skilled labour being squeezed out.
There is ever-increasing emphasis on a clear, results-orientated learning approach. Reforms have already been implemented in vocational education systems in some Member States. As regards the comparability of vocational education and training systems in Member States, the priorities must be to break down barriers, increase transparency and facilitate comparison within and between the different systems."@en1
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