Lifelong Learning Weeks
Learning Parade 2024
The Learning Parade, a day of learning communities, attracted numerous visitors of all generations to the centres of 19 Slovenian towns. Organised as part of , it has been taking place since 2013....
Quality Day: doing good every day
Quality Day is an initiative by the aimed at raising awareness about the importance of quality in . It is...
Enticed into reading – highlights from the 28th Adult Education Colloquium
A society where (deep) reading is absent runs the risk of becoming entangled in the web of its own ignorance, gullibility, dissatisfaction and existential emptiness. Its vital elements, which stem from people's knowledge, thinking and creativity, are directly...
National LLW Opening in Koper – Capodistria
Lifelong learning is like the growth of a mighty olive tree. Each leaf we add to our knowledge is like a new shade of green on the tree, representing our ever-growing wisdom and richness of spirit.
Learning Parade 2023
The Learning Parade has been one of the central themes of the since 2013. Its distinctive feature is concentrated activities in the centres of cities and other major communities. On the same day...
National opening of the Lifelong Learning Weeks in Ajdovščina
The opening of this year’s learning festival added further excitement to the May events. Over 250 lifelong learning advocates attended the event. In addition to decision-makers at the highest levels, mayors and deputy mayors from Ajdovščina, Vipava and Nova Gorica municipalities were also present.
Lifelong Learning Weeks 2023: Now it’s for real!
On Friday, 12 May, we opened this year's and felt the pulse of life, learning and creativity in the Upper Vipava Valley. On this occasion, let us express our congratulations and deep respect to the...
27th Adult Education Colloquium – the opening event of the European Year of Skills for Slovenia
What is the situation in our country, and how can we take action? What are the challenges of ensuring skills for work and life in general? How can we simultaneously support the green and digital transition? How can we provide a comprehensive, economic and humanistic approach to solving these issues?
PUBLISHER: Slovenian Institute for Adult Education
