International cooperation
Innovative learning environments – a new challenge or an ongoing one?
A peer learning activity focused on mutual learning around the theme of innovative learning environments brought together around 15 participants from nine countries to Budapest: Austria, Belgium, Czechia, Ireland, Latvia, Hungary, the Netherlands, Slovakia and...
Upskilling and reskilling and the twin transition
Representatives from 30 European countries, all members of the EBSN, were joined by several participants from other nations, as well as from the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning. Exciting presentations by experts are freely accessible on the EBSN website.
EAEA Conference, this time on transforming the lives of individuals and communities
The EAEA annual conferences are always an excellent opportunity for professionally engaging and enjoyable gatherings of key representatives in ALE on the European and, to some extent, global scale. The association has 120 members – institutions from 43 European countries. The rich mix of 150 participants at this year’s conference leads us to conclude that nearly all of us made it to Helsinki in June.
EYS National Coordinators went into the field
At the conclusion of the , the Belgian presidency invited national coordinators to visit some exemplary education and training centres. They took us by bus to all three Belgian regions, and we are...
Habitus sensitive guidance and outreach approaches to increase participation in guidance and education
In February, the concluding event of Habitus Sensitive Guidance and Outreach marked the end of the two-year Erasmus+ ReachOut international project with the full title Reach Out to the 'Left-Behind' – Improving Guidance for Working Persons from the Underprivileged...
The year is over; the era continues
The official closing of the attracted hundreds of participants to the famous Brussels conference centre, aptly named The EGG. Many more followed the event online, with over 1,000 individuals in...
The European year of skills is approaching its official end
Nevertheless, activities are still lively! Until 8 May 2024, the initiative encourages us to prioritise skills, contributing not only to...
The European Year of Skills has moved into its second half
Commissioner for Jobs and Social Rights Nicolas Schmit, whom the national coordinators also met with at the fourth meeting on 29 November in Brussels, is increasingly warning: 'We need (at least) a...
PUBLISHER: Slovenian Institute for Adult Education
