Authors: Lorina Karemani and Berta Stojkovska, North Macedonia
The modernization of North Macedonia’s VET system is essential for bridging the gap between education and labor market demands. By aligning VET programs with industry needs, the country can enhance youth employability, foster economic growth, and create a more dynamic workforce. Strengthening vocational training will contribute to reducing youth unemployment and ensuring a more sustainable labor market.
Drawing inspiration from Slovenia’s dual education model and Germany’s apprenticeship system, this policy brief highlights practical solutions such as updating curricula, expanding workplace learning opportunities, and strengthening partnerships between educational institutions and the private sector. These reforms are not only feasible but also crucial for preparing young people with the technical and digital skills required in today’s competitive job market.
Read the full policy brief here
About authors:
Berta Stojkovska, Master’s Student in International Relations and Diplomacy at the University American College Skopje. Focused on AI in policymaking, economic diplomacy, and international governance.
Lorina Karemani student at University of Tetovo, North Macedonia.
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