SKILLAB: Creating a Skills Supply and Demand Data Space
summary
A three-year Horizon project (started Jan 2024, 10 partners across six countries) builds an open‑source skills supply-and-demand platform and prediction hub that ingests job postings, EU taxonomies and policies, CVs, academic and project databases and company artifacts. A SkillUp Tracker gathers data, a modeler applies neural NLP models to map text to the ESCO taxonomy and extract code-pattern skills, an XAI forecaster projects temporal/regional/sectoral gaps, and an agent issues HR, curriculum and policy recommendations; currently at conceptual design with three pilots (open source, private cluster, public authority).
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chapters (8)
- 0:00SKILLAB project intro
- 1:26Why skills matter
- 3:35Project goals and consortium
- 5:40Technology components
- 8:31Pilot cases: public and private
- 9:55Skills data space design
- 12:42Benefits for pilots
- 14:06Skills data extraction metrics
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