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[...] cooperation with science, practice, politics and the economy, we develop and test concepts for the recognition of informally acquired competences and the step-by-step [...]

[...] 4,7 million gainfully employed people without professional qualifications are currently living in Germany. They are four times more likely to be unemployed than specialists with professional qualifications. Since a majority of the people who fled to Germany do not have professional qualifications that are recognized here, the number of these “low-skilled persons” will continue to increase over the next few[...]

[...] Press Release: Democracy will be put to the test worldwide in 2024. Elections for the European Parliament and the presidential election in the US will [...]

[...] In the dispute over competences between the president, the government and the parliament - against the background of a serious economic and health crisis - President Kais Saied took the reins of power for 30 days on July 25 by means of a controversial interpretation of Article 80 of the constitution. The vast majority of Tunisians support this arbitrary extension of the president's power, which expires on August 24. [...]

[...] MYSKILLS Tests job skills in 30 occupations Informative assessment of professional skills in 3 to 4 hours Available in employment agencies and job centres [...]

[...] Germany is rightly proud of its education system. It is one of the mainstays of our economy. However, those who don’t have a professional qualification can have a hard time finding a job. This is even the case with those who have already worked successfully in an occupation for several years, as, even though they may have accumulated a great deal of experience, it can still be hard to prove this when applying for[...]

[...] Nearly 6 million people without professional qualifications are currently living in Germany. They are four times more likely to be unemployed than specialists with professional qualifications. Since a majority of the people who fled to Germany do not have professional qualifications that are recognized here, the number of these “low-skilled persons” will continue to increase over the next few years. At the same[...]

[...] The Gambia’s fast-approaching presidential election is a tight race. It remains overshadowed by speculation about the possible return of former President Yahya Jammeh, who went into exile after refusing to accept defeat in the last national ballot. Can Jammeh stage a comeback and what does this key election mean for the West African country’s democratic aspirations?

For two decades, Gambian opposition figure O[...]

[...] are rushing to enter the health market, and regional pilot projects are testing the potential[...] [...]

[...] Basics, methods, and cases of deliberative democracy How does deliberative democracy work – in theory and in praxis? How does random selection benefit a participatory process? What does participatory budgeting do? We present and discuss interesting approaches, methods, cases and guidelines for solving democratic challenges and setting up participatory processes. Digital participation How does Taiwan's Join[...]