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How can you improve your sustainable employability?
Discover four key components for sustainable employability: competencies, motivation, health, and networking for a future-proof career.
What is the difference between employability and sustainable employability?
Employability focuses on skills, sustainable employability on well-being and long-term balance. Discover the crucial difference.
What is sustainable employability?
Discover why sustainable employability is crucial for your career and learn concrete steps for future-proof competencies.
How do you anticipate changes in the labour market?
Discover practical strategies for sustainable employability and future-proof skills in a changing labour market.
How do you measure sustainable employability?
Discover practical methods to measure your sustainable employability and improve your future prospects.
What are some examples of sustainable employability?
Discover concrete examples of sustainable employability: digital skills, network building and mental resilience for future-proof careers.
What are KPIs for sustainable employability?
Essential KPIs for sustainable employability: measuring willingness to learn, adaptability and competence development for future-proof employees and successful organisations.
How do you start a sustainable employability training programme?
Begin your sustainable employability training with self-reflection, concrete goals, and the right mindset for future labour market success.
How long can you save up your sustainable employability hours?
You may save up sustainable employability hours for 2-5 years, but they expire automatically. Learn how to use them strategically.
What are sustainable employability hours?
Discover how sustainable employability hours can future-proof you in a changing job market through coaching and development.
What is sustainable employability in the workplace?
Sustainable employability means continuously investing in skills to remain relevant to employers in a changing labour market.











