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Cegos Group will celebrate 100 years of global professional training in 2026, highlighting its international reach, innovative methodologies, and commitment to competency development amid evolving labor markets.

Cegos Group, a global leader in professional training, will celebrate its centenary in 2026, emphasizing competency development, digital innovation, and AI integration for future learning.

Cegos SA's employee count is projected to grow by 10.7% from 2023 to 2026, reaching 1,181 employees worldwide.

Cegos and MINES Paris-PSL launched a Specialized Master's program to train professionals in managing sustainable transformation for businesses.

Comprehensive professional training and AI integration are becoming the strategic priorities for HR directors facing rapid skill obsolescence.

Cegos' 2026 barometer highlights AI as the dominant force reshaping global workforce skills and increasing the risk of professional obsolescence.

HR professionals and employees are increasingly focused on AI training, yet organizations struggle with slow deployment and a lack of formal guidelines.

Cegos's latest barometers shows that AI is a major concern for HR managers but a gap remains in effective training and formalization of AI usage policies, despite employees' expectations for rapid skill development.

Cegos's 2026 international barometer highlights AI and automation as the primary drivers of skill transformation, leading to increased upskilling efforts and growing employee concerns about job obsolescence, while professional AI adoption faces significant hurdles.

The 2026 Cegos International Barometer indicates that AI is the main driver of workplace transformation, emphasizing urgent skills development, and highlighting the need for more integrated, continuous, and individualized training.

Cegos surveyed HR professionals and employees across eleven countries about their predictions for the future of work by 2035, anticipating a more technology-focused environment.

A Cegos study highlights the growing awareness among employees and recruiters about AI's transformative impact, leading to an urgent need for training, which also challenges training providers.

Cegos Portugal Digital Studio upgraded to Moodle Workplace for a more flexible, scalable, and personalized international digital learning experience.

Cegos expands internationally by acquiring Dutch training firm Euroforum, enhancing its offerings and market presence in the Netherlands.

Cegos Group acquired Dutch training provider Euroforum to expand its presence in the innovative Dutch professional training market.

Cegos expands its international presence by acquiring the Dutch training provider Euroforum to leverage the Netherlands' advanced digital learning market.

Cegos acquired Euroforum to establish a presence in the advanced Dutch market for professional training.

Cegos is expanding its footprint in the Dutch professional training market by acquiring Euroforum and its portfolio of 300 specialized courses.

More than half of French HR directors report ongoing workplace discrimination, especially in recruitment and integration, prompting increased use of structured hiring and support for quotas.

A 2025 Cegos study finds 58% of French workers faced workplace discrimination, mainly on appearance and age, with race as the only criterion where France fares worse than average.