Youth Education and Employability in EU challenged by culture and technology
| Date | 01 June 2020 |
| Author |
Vol. 4 No. 2
June, 2020
European Journal of Economics, Law and Social Sciences
IIPCCL Publishing, Graz-Austria
ISSN 2519-1284
Acces online at www.iipccl.org
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Youth Education and Employability in EU challenged by culture and
technology
Leudita Ademi
LuarasiUniversity
Tiranë, Albania
Abstract
wastheyearofnalizationofmanyprogramsuponwhichotheroneswerebuildby
principle more solid sustainable and eective directing to a unication that will assure
social inclusion and economic growth. Programs with higher impact on education, research
and culture respectivelyErasmus Horizon Europe and Creative Europe were
launchedinlasttwoyearsseingthepathtowardwhichthefutureofyouthcanbeforeseen
In this programs cross border dimension is appraised as the approach to European citizens
thatpursueintellectualandculturaldevelopmentbeyondpersonalbenetscontributingto
the community and society by making human capital more employable and competitively
more advantaged.
Unlikepoliciesrelatedtolegislationandsecuritypoliciesrelatedtoeducationaredicult
to be imposed because from one side they rely on the will and responsibility of citizens and
theirelectedgoverningentitiestoimprovethemselvesandfromtheothersidetheireectin
theshortrunexacerbateindividualsandtheirdomainfamilyandcommunityTheactual
challenge is with the most presumed active and performing group of population (youth)
whosepotential is conditioned from the degree to which the human capacity is exploited
Forthisreasoneducationandemploymenttakeaparticularaentionbecauseitisgenerally
concentrated in this life period.
Thisstudytriestoevidencehowcultureandtechnologyasmaininuencersofsocialpolitical
economical change, have challenged education and employment of youth, to have a clearer
perspective on the real possibility of programs to succeed.
Keywords:CultureeducationemployabilityEuropeanUniontechnologyyouth
Introduction
Freedom of movement is the fundamental principle of the European Union EU
Concretely free movement of labor is one of the four key principles aside free
movement of goods, services and capital. To ensure it, there has to be some sort of
standardization to ease the move, in terms of human capacity. This standardization
has to be interpreted in this contexts as a common denominator or a single unit
measure to the chance for free movement.
EU acknowledges education as a very important instrument in achieving this
principlesandtheunicationofEuropeAlltheproblemsfacedinthelastdecade
especiallythecrisesnancialandmigrationbroughttotheforeagainhowimportant
it is to inspire youth to be responsible citizens and representative ones in terms of
capabilitynotonlytobenettheeconomySogrowthmobilityandemployability
takes a special focus when discussing youth.
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