Migration and Active Support to Employment: Ensure real access to national language courses for migrants and the recognition of competences of non-EU nationals

Ensure real access to national language courses for migrants and the recognition of competences of non-EU nationals to increase their possibilities to participate in society and access the labour market. To this end, foster the validation of learning outcomes acquired in non-formal and informal education environments by fully implementing the 2012 Council Recommendations on the validation of learning outcomes.

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