What affects our career choices? Are we following our dreams? Are we also worried about which jobs are in demand in the labor market? How much do family and friends make influence our choices? And is there a space to consider the environment in our career choices?

The traditional approach to career has taught us to prepare for the world of work through education - when we get a job, we only need to progress vertically in one company and we will certainly be in that company until retirement. However, such a model does not correspond to the reality of people. A modern career approach indicates to us the possibilities to change more jobs, return to the education system after employment and continuously work on improving our skills.

On February 19, 2021, in the national Government, the Prime Minister, Ana Brnabic, for the second time met with the youth including the representatives from Belgrade Open School (BOS) – Goran Radlovacki and Jovana Bozickovic.

Belgrade Open School brought together more than 150 decision-makers, representatives of Western Balkan governments, business sector and CSOs during the second day of the conference "Western Balkan Civil Society Organisations for Youth Employment Support", held on December 17th and 18th, 2020.

Belgrade Open School brought together more than 150 decision-makers, representatives of Western Balkan governments, the business sector, civil society organizations during the first day of the conference "Western Balkan Civil Society Organisations for Youth Employment Support", held on December 17, 2020.

What are key youth employability policy challenges in the Western Balkans today? Does cooperation between CSOs and public authorities exist? Is youth entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial learning developed enough?

Belgrade Open School (BOS) and National Youth Council of Serbia (NYCS) organized an online discussion with youth and awarded the most creative young people who participated in the competition regarding the Month of quality internships called “Don’t be a Ficus! Let’s talk about internships!”.

What are the challenges of the integration process in Serbia and Bulgaria?  How do they differ from the integration in Austria and Turkey? What are the challenges in the labor market that migrants face and what are the perspectives for immigrant employment?

Faced with many challenges while entering the labour market, young people, to acquire necessary work skills, often turn to internships – short programs of acquiring work experience by learning and training.

Belgrade Open School (BOS) organized the sixth Fair of school teams for career guidance and counseling, on Thursday, October 29, 2020, this time in online format via ZOOM platform

A meeting with the Prime Minister Ana Brnabic with the representatives of youth CSOs, among which were representatives from BOS was held yesterday, 8th of October in the Palace „Serbia“. The subject of the meeting was the new government measure for youth employment „My first salary“.

How to recognize our skills and abilities? How to present it to a potential employer? How to answer questions during a job interview? These were some of the topics of our job-seeking and employment trainings within project ALMIT - Acceleration Of Labor Market Integration Of Immigrants Through Mapping Of Skills And Trainings.

During August 22-23, the Belgrade Open School team organized training in order to strengthen the competencies of teachers for the implementation of career guidance and counseling services for high school students in order to empower their career management skills.

On Tuesday, 30th June 2020. Belgrade Open School hosted a webinar on the topic "How to adapt activities and services to young people with disabilities – working tools" within the project HORECACCESS - accessibility of services in the HoReCa sector.

On Tuesday, June 23, 2020, BOŠ team attended the 4th meeting of partners within the project HORECACCESS - accessibility of services in the HORECA sector.

The fourth meeting of the National Advisory Board within the project ALMIT - Acceleration Of Labour Market Integration Of Immigrants Through Mapping Of Skills And Trainings was held on June 11 in Šid. The meeting was attended by members of the project team, as well as representatives of the Commissariat for Refugees of the Republic of Serbia the Center for Social Work Sid, the Municipality of Sid, the Sid Health Center, the Red Cross, Sava Šumanović High School and enterprise &quo