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5 years ago Public

It seems that young generations are aware of the disruption and change brought by COVID-19 to the world of education and training.

➡️ 77% of people, that took part in the OECD poll, think that the #COVID-19 has made young people to re-think the skills that they'd need in the future.

They will have to find their place in the post-Covid era.
#flexibility, #upskilling, #informal learning would bring them lots of opportunities.

❓But how #education and training systems can help them to

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