Mobility

About

The Working Group on Mobility is run by Region Västra Götaland in cooperation with MOVETIA.  It works to respond to the four strategic priorities of EARLALL (2023-2028) through four areas of action: capacity building; responding to policy; outreach and cooperation and projects and project events. The Working Group for Mobility is key in EARLALL’s collaboration with the European Alliance for Apprenticeships, the Pact for Skills Initiative and EARLALL’s participation in the Lifelong Learning Platform’s Working Group in Internationalization.

Strategic Actions of the Working Group

The Working Group is helping to deliver the goals of the EARLALL Strategic Priorities (2023-2028) through four action types:

Capacity-building

Responding to policy

EU Projects and project events

Outreach and cooperation

Strategic Priority 1: Working towards skills for the future at the regional level, through innovation in lifelong learning           

The Working Group exchanges best practices on mobility experiences and internationalisation in EARLALL’s regions. The Working Group leaders propose topics for discussion, for example, skills needed to ensure inclusive mobilities across borders.

Strategic Priority 2: Facilitating mobility and internationalisation across the EARLALL network and outreach          

The Working Group is an important link between EARLALL’s work in the EU and outside. The Working Group invites, for example, regions not participating in the Erasmus+ scheme to share their experiences, sharing key opportunities and challenges and facilitating networking and trust-building.

Strategic Priority 3: Supporting the resilience of lifelong learning structures in the face of demographic and societal changes  

The Working Group considers how to continue building networks and trust across EARLALL’s regions in the EU and outside. These connections are important to facilitate further cooperation, knowledge exchange and physical mobilities.

Strategic Priority 4: Remaining at the forefront of policy development at the EU level              

In 2023-2024, the following are policy areas where the Working Group will be following up:

• The European Year of Skills
• Europe on the Move
• Building bridges with Ukraine and other actors outside of the EU