International cooperation
Developments at the European level
New edition of the Study on National Lifelong Learning Platforms On 20 February, the Permanent Representation of the Republic of Slovenia to the EU, together with the Lifelong Learning Platform (LLLP) – European Civil Society in Education, hosted an engaging event. It...
Induction into the Hall of Fame and the accompanying conference in Florence
A few key facts In the November 2024 edition of this newsletter, we published our first article about induction into the International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame (hereinafter referred to as the Hall of Fame). Now, we provide some additional details....
The SIAE hosted Dr Bernd Käpplinger
On December 4th, the SIAE hosted Dr Bernd Käpplinger, Chair of Adult Education at the Justus-Liebig University in Giessen. During his visit to Ljubljana, Dr Käpplinger met Dr Tanja Možina and Tanja Vilič Klenovšek, MSc, at the SIAE, for a discussion on the quality and professionalization of adult educators and counsellors.
Free movement of knowledge for a better future in Europe
In June, the European Council, in its Strategic Agenda 2024–2029, laid the foundations for shaping the political programme of the new EC. In light of current challenges, EU leaders identified three priority areas.
Induction of Zvonka Pangerc Pahernik, MSc, into the International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame
ALE in Slovenia has gained a new member of the prestigious International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame: Zvonka Pangerc Pahernik, MSc, Head of the Information and Awareness-raising Unit at the SIAE.
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.
PUBLISHER: Slovenian Institute for Adult Education
