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BBVA Research using ESCO for conducting competency-based occupational economic analyses

Saipem using ESCO for innovating the energy market landscape

Call for expression of interest in providing feedback to the skills clustering exercise

Call for expression of interest in providing feedback to the ESCO-NACE crosswalk

Pexelle using ESCO for facilitating global skill recognition and mobility

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ESCO is available in 28 languages, allowing jobseekers and employers to better communicate about skills, competences and occupations in any chosen European language. The aim of ESCO is to support job mobility across Europe and therefore a more integrated and efficient labour market, by offering a “common language” on occupations and skills that can be used by different stakeholders on employment and education and training topics.

Interested in using ESCO? The latest version can be downloaded or retrieved online through the ESCO services (API). Find out more: