Modern Educational Revolution: Challenges and Solutions

New facets of socio-economic development, instigated by modern challenges, require huge adaptive measures in preparing massively newly educated work-force with skills and competences fit for effective tackling growth and recovery issues. Quickly modernizing labour market and civil services under challenges' pressure are in a great need of new qualifications for dealing with the completely new problems of sustainability and digitalisation, green and circular growth, energy security and new transport modes, etc.Progressive states are trying to follow needed transformations in education and training systems aimed at supplying necessary labour force to deliver on challenges and crises. Modern governance has realized that the only efficient way to perspective growth is through a modernized educational system, so-called educational revolution, as an optimal cure for a re-settled national socio-political priorities and their successful implementation.Hence, the need for a publication which would provide some answers to burning issues.

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Eugene Eteris, PhD e professor visitante na Universidade de Turiba; foi conselheiro do presidente da Academia Letã de Ciências em política económica e educacional. É também director do Instituto de Integração Europeia/Dinamarca.Ojars Sparitis, PhD é vice-presidente da Academia de Ciências da Letónia e professor na Academia de Artes da Letónia.