Impact evaluation of labour market programmes

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Impact evaluation of labour market programmes

2–27 November 2026
The course is available in English
Introduction to the course

This course provides a practical and rigorous introduction to impact evaluation methods used to assess labour market policies and programs. It is designed for professionals responsible for the design, implementation, and oversight of labour market programs who need to commission, understand, and use impact evaluation evidence to inform decision-making. Through real-world examples and hands-on exercises, the course covers key evaluation approaches-including experimental and quasi-experimental methods-data requirements, and common challenges in policy evaluation with a focus on labour markets.

Who attends this course?

The course is intended for policymakers, programme managers and practitioners involved in the design and implementation (evaluation included) of labour market policies and programmes, including representatives of ministries of labour, employment, youth and education; public employment services; TVET and skills development institutions; employers' and workers' organizations; local and regional authorities; international and development organizations; NGOs and civil society organizations; and research institutions and policy think tanks.

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