Jan Noterdaeme Senior Advisor, CSR Europe

COMPANIES

ORGANISATIONS

CSR EUROPE’S NATIONAL PARTNERS

Members of the European Parliament:

M. Thyssen E. Davignon M. Schultz D. Tusk J-C. Juncker King Filip of Belgium

S. Verheyen

M-J Rodriguees

J. Arthuis

R. Wieland

E. Paunova

Co-chaired by: Under the High-Level support of: Under the patronage of:

One Year Of The European Pact For Youth November 2015 – November 2016

5. Leaders’ Joint Proposal #1 (24 May 2016) 6. Leaders’ Joint Proposal #2 (24 November 2016) 7. Leaders’ Joint Proposal #3 (12 July 2017) Mainstreaming Entrepreneurial Skills in Curricula (TBD)

SUMMIT Leaders present the Pact progress and Joint Proposals at the 1st European Enterprise-Education Summit 23 November 2017

JOINT LETTERS to: Heads of States, Governments; National and Regional Parliaments; National Ministries of Education, Economy and Employment

MOBILITY FOR

1M YOUTH

EUROPEAN

EXCELLENCE

PLATFORM

TEACHERS &

TRAINERS

MOBILITY

“Make VET/Apprenticeships an Equal Choice for Youth”

“Make Education-Employer

Partnerships the New Norm across

Europe”

Businesses

EU Institutio

ns

Member States

BUSINESS BLUEPRINT & INT’L GUIDELINES to mainstream business-education partnerships

BOLD REFORM AGENDA mandating business-education partnerships

EU ONE-STOP-SHOP to optimise, simplify and enhance branding of initiatives

4.B Enhanced skills (one or more)

4.C Provide the support (one or more)

4.D Target an audience (one or more)

Progress so far:

1. Around 100 enterprises and organisations support the Pact (see backside)

2. 5,980,950 exposure of the Pact on social media

3. National Action Plans:

4. 15,238 business-education partnerships (impacting over 2.9M learners, and engaging 66,890

teachers and 13,309 employees):

In addition, the partnerships:

4.A Created 91,343 new opportunities (traineeships, apprenticeships or entry-level jobs)

15,23

8

10,00

0 target

progress

10,000

100,000

progres

s

target

91,343

100,00

0

Diamond Sponsor: Premium Sponsors:

28

target

1 (10 in progress,

12 potentials)

28

progres

s

49%

STEM

(Science, Technology,

Engineering, Math)

49%

Basic skills

(literacy, numeracy,

communication) 35%

Digital skills 58%

Soft skills

Incl. transversal

51%

Entrepreneurial skills

Career

counselling/advice

42%

Engage with Youth

Guarantee providers

12%

CV and interview

support

40%

Validation of prior

learning

12%

Engage with EURES

(incl. Drop’pin)

5%

Young asylum seekers,

refugees or migrants

12%

Girls in STEM

42%

NEETs

21%

Youth with

disabilities

14%

4

Simplify, Optimise and Enhance Branding of Initiatives

Make Education-Employer Partnerships Mandatory

1. Bold reform agenda to: Strengthen youth’s career and education orientation Deliver, assess and certify soft skills Empower teachers and school directors 2. Accompanying measures to inspire, support and incentivise

“Comply or explain” Education-Employer Partnerships

Business Blueprint on embedding education investment Int'l guidelines for employer and investor reporting on

investments in education and skills

One -Stop-Shop (Regional/National/EU) to access myriads of programs

Embed soft skills in Europass, Youthpass, similar tools

Businesses

Member States

EU-institutions

Make Education-

Employer

Partnerships the

New Norm Across

Europe

Leaders’ Mandate: Joint Proposal #2