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Document 52022DC0316

    Initiative summary:
    As announced in its Communication on achieving the European Education Area by 2025, the Commission plans to launch the ‘Pathways to School Success’ initiative, aimed at promoting better educational outcomes for all young Europeans, in particular by reducing underachievement in basic skills and early leaving from education and training and by promoting completion of upper secondary education. It will lead to a proposal for a Council Recommendation, with a special focus on groups at risk.
    EuroVoc thesaurus:
    onderwijsbeleid; voortijdige schoolverlating; geweld op school; samenwerking op onderwijsgebied; schoolresultaat; toegang tot het onderwijs; opleiding; organisatie van het onderwijs; kwaliteit van het onderwijs; digitale geletterdheid; opleiding van leerkrachten; beroepsopleiding
    • Documents:
      Ares(2021)3067272 (Roadmap)
      Ares(2021)7127535 (Factual summary report of the public consultation)
      Leading service:
      Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture
      Planned adoption period:
      01/04/2022 - 30/06/2022
      Check the status of this initiative on the Better Regulation Portal
      • Consultation type:
        Stakeholder feedback
        Consultation duration (weeks):
        4
      • Consultation type:
        Public consultation
        Consultation duration (weeks):
        14
      • Consultation type:
        Stakeholder feedback
        Consultation duration (weeks):
        4
    • Documents:
      COM/2022/316 final (Proposal for a recommendation)
      Staff working document
      Leading service:
      Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture