European Union

Large-Scale Skills Partnership Europe

Building skills for the future of sport across Europe

About the LSP

The Sport Large-Scale Skills Partnership (Sport LSP) brings together key European organisations committed to strengthening skills development across the sport ecosystem. It operates at a transnational level, connecting national initiatives and stakeholders to build a coherent and coordinated European approach.

Aligned with the objectives of the Pact for Skills, the Sport LSP plays a central role in structuring the sport sector at European scale. It supports the recognition of sport as a strategic economic sector and contributes to shaping policies, frameworks, and initiatives that address skills, employability, and innovation across Europe.

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What the Sport LSP supports

The Sport LSP focuses on driving collaboration and implementing strategic actions at European level. Its main activities include:

  • Coordinating cooperation between national partnerships across Europe
  • Supporting the integration of the sport sector into the Pact for Skills
  • Contributing to the development of European frameworks such as micro-credentials
  • Promoting mobility and recognition of skills across countries
  • Supporting innovation and knowledge exchange within the sport ecosystem
  • Organising European-level events, workshops, and consultations
  • Identifying future skills needs and supporting policy development

Members of the LSP

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Join the Alliance

Become part of a growing European network working to strengthen skills, innovation and vocational excellence in sport.
The Sport LSP welcomes organisations from the fields of sport, education, vocational training, research, public authorities and industry that wish to contribute to collaborative actions and the future development of skills in the sector.
Joining the partnership is free of charge and open to organisations interested in contributing to the future of skills development in the European sport ecosystem.

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Coordinator(s)

European Observatoire of Sport and Employment (EOSE)

82A, rue d’Ypres – 69004 Lyon, France

European Association of Institutes for Vocational Training (EVBB)

Charlemagne 28 B-1000 Brussels, Belgium