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European e-Skills 2009 Conference Fostering ICT Professionalism


Posted on 14-10-2009 by Cyberall Access Ltd

Date:20th November 2009 Place:Brussels Organised by the European Commission (DG Enterprise and Industry) and the European Economic and Social Committee in partnership with CEPIS and the support of the e-Skills Industry Leadership Board The European Commission adopted in September 2007 a Communication on “e-Skills for the 21st Century” presenting a long term e-skills agenda and including five major action lines at the European level. The Competitiveness Council of Ministers welcomed this Communication and adopted Conclusions on a long term e-skills strategy at its meeting on 22-23 November 2007. A successful implementation of an e-skills strategy in Europe is considered of great importance within the Lisbon strategy and as a part of lifelong learning strategies. The European e-Skills 2009 Conference is organised by the European Commission and the European Economic Social Committee in partnership with the Council of European Professionals and Informatics Societies and other leading stakeholders. It will bring together experts from governments, academia, ICT industry, ICT professional bodies and other stakeholders. The conference will address: *The crucial importance of ICT Professionalism for the EU economy and society; *The progress of the implementation the of e-skills strategy and projects; * The road ahead for a coordinated strategy to foster ICT professionalism, e-skills and innovation for economic recovery. Participation at the conference is free of charge but on invitation only. If you would like to participate, please fill-in the pre-registration form. The organiser will contact you in due time. See more:http://www.eskills-pro.eu/index.jsp


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