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18 December 2024
CHARTER's blueprint for enhancing European cultural heritage through skills development
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18 December 2024
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The CHARTER project, funded by Erasmus+, published a document with 12 recommendations to strengthen the cultural heritage sector by addressing skills gaps, promoting lifelong learning, and enhancing workforce resilience.
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Improving formal education
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Online visibility of tourism offer
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Skills needs for twin transition
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The European Cultural Heritage Skills Alliance (CHARTER) project, funded by Erasmus+, released a document in November 2024 with 12 recommendations to bridge the gaps between education, training, and labour market needs in the cultural heritage sector. Developed through comprehensive research, consultations, and collaboration with various stakeholders since 2021, the document highlights the role of heritage in promoting sustainability, innovation, and social impact for a resilient and values-driven future in Europe. To explore these 12 recommendations in detail, along with stakeholder-specific suggestions (for the European Union level, EU Member States & regional authorities, education and training providers, and heritage institutions and employers) on how to implement these actions, follow the attached link to read the full document.
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