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GJSD Vol. 2 No. 1. is now published!
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Navigating youth-related challenges
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The GiLE Foundation successfully pilots the Changemakers Leadership Programme
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Our GiLE4Youth Conference '22 was a success. See the highlights.
GJSD Issue 2 is published!
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Navigating youth-related challenges & opportunities in Hungary
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Our foundation successfully pilots the Changemakers Leadership Programme
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The Global Institute for Lifelong Empowerment (GiLE) is a foundation based in Budapest. Our initiative was launched in 2019 at the World Science Forum.

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The GiLE Journal of Skills Development (GJSD) invites authors to submit research papers for its next issue here.

The Aims & Scope of the journal and the types of papers accepted are available here.

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2020 was a year like none before

Annual Report
2020

The GiLE Foundation is proud to share its first Annual Report with you.

We accomplished a lot in a short period of time and we are grateful to all our contributors and volunteers for their continuous support.

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Did you know?
The World Economic Forum launched the Reskilling Revolution to provide one billion people with better education, skills and jobs by 2030.
World Economic Forum
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Two-thirds of all jobs will be soft skill-intensive by 2030.
Deloitte
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UNESCO is launching a Global Skills Academy to equip one million young people with employability and resilience skills, between 2020 and 2021.
UNESCO
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Creativity & empathy will be as important as A.I. for future jobs.
World Economic Forum
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The most in-demand soft skills in 2020 are creativity, persuasion, collaboration, adaptability and emotional intelligence.
LinkedIn Learning
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Testimonials

"I appreciate the efforts of GILE to organise an event within the framework of the World Science Forum. The future of education is not only about the technologies. Education is still the responsibility of the student. They also have to think about how they adapt, not just the institutions."
Dr. Zoltán DubécziSecretary General (Hungarian Rectors’ Conference)
Dr. Zoltán Dubéczi
"The GILE initiative is of particular importance because it deals with the future of education systems. I think we will have a paradigm change in education, based on a number of pillars such as ethics, diversity and an interdisciplinary approach that provides flexibility."
Dr. András Szöllősi-NagyProfessor (National University of Public Service)
Dr. András Szöllősi-Nagy
"I strongly believe that teachers have a duty to innovate. They need to teach less content and more transversal skills, such as reflective thinking, empathy, critical thinking. These are skills that robots will not be able to do and teaching them will help give future generations a meaningful life."
Dr. Helena KovacsScientific Collaborator (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)
Dr. Helena Kovacs

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