Education, Skills and Learning

Here's how Germany is bridging its growing skills gap

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More than 36 major German companies are retraining workers to fill the skills gap. Image: Unsplash/Mars

Victoria Waldersee
Trainee Correspondent, Reuters
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The number of vacancies in Germany has grown to over 800,000. Image: Bundesagentur für Arbeit (Federal Labour Agency)
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