Education
The London School of Economics professor gives his take on labor policies in Europe and advises young people on how to build their own future
High-tech schools closely linked to the production system. In our country there are 103 ITS and 12 months from the end of classes employment rate exceeds 80%
To work, we should continue to learn and acquire new skills, throughout the course of our lives. Today even more so than in the past.
Web developers are today some of the most sought after professionals in the job market. And the demand, with the evolution and the ever-increasing central role of digital in the public and private sectors, is destined to grow
Joan R. Rosés (London School of Economics and Political Science): Digital economy and technological innovation are concentrated in a few areas. This is the problem we need to solve
The role of mathematics in promoting gender equality
In terms of school dropout rates, Italy is still above the European average. Bussetti: Our goal is to offer more time at school and more training. Investing in our young people means investing in the future
From graduates to school dropouts and public funding, Italy has an education problem. And Brussels cannot help but tell us off
Ersilia Vaudo Scarpetta, Chief Diversity Officer at the European Space Agency, explains why it is a value for society that young women devote themselves to the study of science, mathematics and physics, subjects that are often chosen by males.
The Excelsior information system of Unioncamere has put together a forecast of Italian employment needs between 2019 and 2023: Digital Transformation and eco-sustainability will involve about 30% of the workers companies and public administration will need
