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OECD (2019), OECD Skills Strategy Poland: Assessment and Recommendations , OECD Skills Studies, OECD Publishing, Paris, https://doi.org/10.1787/b377fbcc-en .
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Developing and using peoples skills effectively is crucial for Polands economic prosperity and social cohesion.
Globalisation, digitalisation and demographic change are combining to increase and transform the skills needed to thrive in Polish workplaces and society. People will need a stronger and more well-rounded set of skills, including cognitive, social and emotional, and job-specific skills, to flourish in life both in and out of work. Poland will also need to make better use of peoples skills in the labour market and in individual workplaces.
Poland has achieved relatively strong skills performance in various areas. In terms of developing peoples skills, Polands youth perform relatively well in the school years, and an increasing number complete tertiary education. In terms of using peoples skills, the unemployment rate in Poland is at record low levels, and labour market participation has grown for most groups.
However, Poland faces several complex skills challenges. Skills imbalances are high, and some graduates enter the labour market without a strong and well-rounded set of skills. Many adults have low levels of skills, yet most adults and enterprises in Poland are not engaged in education and training. Polish enterprises are not utilising the full potential of workers skills to support productivity and innovation.
In recent years, Poland has enacted wide-ranging skills policy reforms spanning all levels of education and training, as well as many areas of labour market policy. Their successful implementation will require strong stakeholder engagement and careful impact monitoring.
Poland has also developed an Integrated Skills Strategy to set the countrys priorities for skills development and activation. To support this process, the OECD has conducted a Skills Strategy project with Poland. This has involved detailed analysis and widespread engagement with stakeholders, leading to several tailored recommendations outlined in this report.
The OECD stands ready to support Poland as it seeks to implement effective skills policies and continue its transition to a knowledge-based economy and society.
This publication takes into account data from the 2015 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA).
This report is part of a series of country projects within the OECD programme of work on Building Effective National Skills Strategies.
The OECD team wishes to thank current Minister for National Education, Dariusz Piontkowski, and former Minister for National Education Anna Zalewska for their commitment to this project. We are also grateful to Secretary of State for National Education, Marzena Machaek, for her ongoing support during this project.
The OECD is grateful to the Poland National Project Team for its invaluable guidance and input throughout the project, and its help convening and organising the stakeholder workshops. We are particularly grateful to the National Project Leader, Maciej Lasota from the Ministry of National Education, for his strong leadership and co-ordination of the National Project Team, which included, in alphabetical order: Aleksandra Jackiewicz (Ministry of National Education), Marcin ata (Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Technology), Beata Lewczuk (Ministry of Investment and Economic Development), Agnieska Majcher-Teleon (Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy), Katarzyna wiader (Ministry of Science and Higher Education), Violetta Szymanek (Ministry of Digital Affairs), and Pawe Zdun (Ministry of Investment and Economic Development).
Our warm thanks go to the many government and non-government representatives who generously shared their insights during workshops, focus groups and bilateral interviews with the OECD team in Warsaw and Krakow, and via written input. Over 100 stakeholders participated in the various meetings that took place during OECD missions. These stakeholders represented ministries, government agencies, subnational authorities, education and training institutions, businesses and business associations, unions and community associations, academia, civil society and other organisations. The OECD would also like to take the opportunity to thank the staff of the Ministry of National Education and the Educational Research Institute for their excellent organisation of the stakeholder workshops and for their hospitality in hosting these events. We also thank the many experts who volunteered as moderators and note-takers during the workshops.
The OECD team is grateful to the Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion and the Directorate-General for Education and Culture of the European Commission for contributing both financial support and expertise throughout the project. We are especially grateful to Alison Crabb and Michael Horgan, as well as Rafal Janas, Krystyna Marek, Bartosz Otachel, Judit Rozsa and Aneta Sobotka.
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