Global Framework on Transferable Skills
‘magic glue,‘ connecting, reinforcing, and developing other skills (foundational skills of literacy and numeracy, digital skills and job-specific skills11). However, despite significant global efforts, transferable skills are not developed progressively or at scale for all children and adolescents, whether in or out of school.
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