The document discusses ESCO, which aims to unify labor market and education terminology across the EU by providing a multilingual, interlinked classification system to describe skills, competencies, qualifications and occupations. ESCO achieves this by defining core labor market concepts that can be extended over time and linked together to facilitate mobility across Europe.

1. European Skills, Competences, Qualifications and
Occupations (ESCO)
5th July 2016

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State of labour market in EU

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Unemployment rates in the EU and the US

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Cross-country comparison of unemployment and job vacancy rate

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United in diversity

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Why ESCO?

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To unify
labour and education
Language across EU

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How Does ESCO achieve this?

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Describe core concepts of labour market

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Multilingual

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Interlinked

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Extendable
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ESCO in practice

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Thank you
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Honza F​​​örster
@jan4ster
honza.forster@cogni.zone
www.cogni.zone
@cognizone