PILLARS

The main objective of the Horizon2020 project PILLARS is to provide policy makers and the public with information about what kind of (new) skills will be in demand and how to revise education and training systems to create the opportunities to acquire them. Three main factors have predominantly shaped the European labour markets in the past decades and these factors will continue to influence them in the future: technological change, international trade and industrial transformation. The PILLARS project consists of ten partners, eight EU partners and one partner in China and Latin America. PILLARS will achieve its objectives through the combined efforts of these partners in three PILLARS. This project receives funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101004703.