Tracer study: skills profiling application in Egypt for refugees and host communities: key findings and way forward

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Main Authors: International Labour Organization (Issuing Body), International Labour Organization. Skills and Employability Branch.
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Published: International Labour Organization 2022
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International Labour Organization. Skills and Employability Branch.
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International Labour Organization. Skills and Employability Branch.
International Labour Organization (Issuing Body)
International Labour Organization. Skills and Employability Branch.
contents Tracer study: skills profiling application in Egypt for refugees and host communities: key findings and way forward International Labour Organization (Issuing Body) International Labour Organization. Skills and Employability Branch. Communicating relevant skills and expertise to potential employers is the first step towards gainful employment for any job seeker. However, this can be particularly challenging for the refugee community since their training and educational qualifications often differ from that of the host country. ILO brief. Research brief, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
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spellingShingle Tracer study: skills profiling application in Egypt for refugees and host communities: key findings and way forward
International Labour Organization (Issuing Body)
International Labour Organization. Skills and Employability Branch.
Tracer study: skills profiling application in Egypt for refugees and host communities: key findings and way forward International Labour Organization (Issuing Body) International Labour Organization. Skills and Employability Branch. Communicating relevant skills and expertise to potential employers is the first step towards gainful employment for any job seeker. However, this can be particularly challenging for the refugee community since their training and educational qualifications often differ from that of the host country. ILO brief. Research brief, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
title Tracer study: skills profiling application in Egypt for refugees and host communities: key findings and way forward
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/encyclopediaEntry/Tracer-study-skills-profiling-application-in/995218867702676