On 12 September 2026, University “VITEZ” organised the second Career Development Centre (CDC) training entitled “Vocational and Jobs Promotion”, within the framework of the Erasmus+ CBHE project INTECO – Improving the Capacity of International Cooperation and Economic Cooperation of Western Balkan Higher Education Institutions, project number 101177758.
The training focused on strengthening the connection between higher education and the labour market, promoting professional career opportunities and improving students' employability. Particular attention was devoted to the importance of practical knowledge, professional competencies and career planning in preparing students for their future employment.
The programme addressed the role of vocational education, professional training and cooperation with employers in supporting students' transition from education to employment. Emphasis was placed on the importance of internships, practical experience, professional networking and continuous development of skills required in contemporary working environments.
Special attention was given to the role of Career Development Centres in connecting students and graduates with employers and professional organisations. Career promotion activities, employer presentations, professional workshops and alumni engagement were highlighted as valuable approaches to providing students with information about employment opportunities and different career pathways.
The training also emphasised the importance of entrepreneurship, lifelong learning and international professional opportunities in strengthening graduates' competitiveness in the labour market. Cooperation between universities and the business sector was presented as an essential element in aligning educational outcomes with labour market needs.
Through this activity, University “VITEZ” contributed to the objectives of the INTECO project by strengthening the role of its Career Development Centre, promoting career development opportunities and supporting closer cooperation between higher education institutions and the labour market.
