Nowadays, micro-credentials gained EU-wide attention in policy debates, among others due to the need of workers and learners to provide evidences about their skills in the labour market. Here, are mentioned some of the most important facts or/and events, took place in 2022 with regards...

As the tourism industry continues to grow, so does the importance of sustainable tourism practices. Turismo de Portugal, a national tourism organization, has recently launched a microcredential course in sustainable tourism to provide professionals and students in the industry with the necessary knowledge and skills...

The microVET project partnership having conducted a field research aiming to identify the knowledge and current state of micro-credentials in Vocational Education and Training in all partner countries (Greece, Portugal, Netherlands, Luxemburg, Italy, Bulgaria) found out really helpful and meaningful outcomes for the development of...

Shorter forms of learning opportunities than traditional qualifications are being developed rapidly across Europe and the world. These opportunities, in the shape of micro-credentials, are made available in response to the demand for more flexible, learner-centred forms of education and training. Micro-credentials can be particularly...

Given that the idea of micro-credentials is still being developed within the EU, it is clear that VET providers and training providers in general must be prepared effectively and actively involved. Although most training organizations stay current on industry developments, their ability to successfully design...