Slovenian adult education scene
Top-notch navigation through the challenges of digitalisation
Digitalisation and digital transformation are key elements of modern business that bring significant advantages in various work areas. They provide more manageable and efficient work, reflected in reduced administrative tasks, increased productivity, improved service...
Welcome to Ljubljana, welcome to Slovenia
Brochure in eight languages with basic information about the city, the country and thematic phrasebooks for first aid Sower in the field Since 2010, the municipal adult education programme has been financing or co-financing various free programmes for the City of...
The creICTivity project: conclusion, results and lessons learned
The creICTivity project (ERASMUS+, 2020-1-SI01-KA227-ADU-093635) concluded at the end of August 2023. In the project, six partner organisations have been exploring creativity and its application in education, particularly in teaching basic ICT skills.Creativity proved...
The Century of Knowledge
The monograph The Century of Knowledge, published by the Association of Slovenian AECs, provides an overview of the journey taken by adult education centres and indicates the path we would like to tread in the future.
Until you learn Slovenian, you are like a bubble of silence
As part of the Initial Integration of Immigrants project at the Cene Štupar in Ljubljana, we teach participants the Slovenian language through everyday topics. These include, for example, family,...
International cooperation and success story at Jesenice AEC
The conclusion of 2022 was marked by an award – the fourth Apple of Quality for Jesenice . This time we received it for the Chain Experiment in Preschool project, which is characterised by two...
The successful completion of Project GLAS
Four years ago, the so called public service that includes guidance activities in ALE was introduced to Slovenian adult education. This ensured systematic development but, above all, permanent and free accessibility of this activity to all adults, including those who participate less frequently in learning or who decide not to participate in support activities due to various obstacles.
Self-Directed Learning Centre in Novo mesto
In August, a woman named Lorenz from Hong Kong visited us at the Self-Directed Learning Centre in Novo mesto, wanting greater involvement in the local community. The clean air and abundant untouched nature amidst beautiful valleys, mountains and the sea attracted her...
PUBLISHER: Slovenian Institute for Adult Education
