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"Changing demographics will make the mobility of professionals across the European Union increasingly important. Professional mobility is a key factor for restoring economic development and a sustainable economy. According to the findings of the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop), demand for highly skilled workers is expected to rise by over 16 million jobs in the European Union between now and 2020, and there must therefore be greater transparency, simplification and flexibility in the rules on the recognition of professional qualifications. One of the main reasons for difficulties in recognising academic titles and professional qualifications is a lack of confidence in the criteria used for accreditation and granting academic qualifications in the country of origin, so that there is an urgent need to establish automatic recognition measures by removing prejudice and formal national obstacles to recognition. I welcome the call to lay the foundations for an ambitious system for the validation of the professional skills of all workers, so that the latter can obtain full or partial certification (diploma, vocational qualification, statement of professional standing) on the basis of their professional experience following validation by a panel of their knowledge and skills."@en1
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