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| EURYDICE-Network on education systems and policies in Europe |
 The Eurydice Network provides information on and analyses of European education systems and policies.
It consists of 35 national units based in all 31 countries participating in the EU's Lifelong Learning programme (EU Member States, EEA countries and Turkey) and is coordinated and managed by the EU Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency in Brussels, which drafts its publications and databases.
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| European guidelines for validating non-formal and informal learning |
CEDEFOP publication- European guidelines for validating non-formal and informal learning
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| TESE - Thesaurus for Education Systems in Europe – 2009 Edition |
TESE is a multilingual controlled vocabulary - a carefully selected list of words - on education systems in Europe. It is designed by the Eurydice network to organize its publications by subject and to make them easier to retrieve in a search. This second, 2009 edition of TESE is a collaborative effort of information and education specialists and takes into account the most recent developments in education systems and policies in Europe.
TESE is available in 15 languages: Czech, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish and Turkish. The Latvian version is currently under preparation.
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| Lifelong Learning Infodays 2010 – Coming soon |
The Executive Agency will organise two Infodays on the centralised actions of the Lifelong Learning Programme, for which it is responsible under the 2010 General Call for Proposals.
Dates for your diary:
- Helsinki 23rd November 2009 in English
- Brussels, 7th December 2009 in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish + live web-stream
Both events will have the same structure and agenda.
More information on the programme and venues will be posted in early September.
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| KEY DATA ON EDUCATION IN EUROPE 2009- EACEA report |
Key Data on Education in Europe sets out a very wide variety of both qualitative and quantitative indicators on different aspects of education systems in 31 European countries.
The report presents a comparative analysis on how the education systems are organised, the human and financial resources invested in them, teaching processes and qualifications awarded.
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| Structures of education, vocational training and adult education systems in Europe |
This publication highlights the wide variety of education and vocational training systems.
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| Lifelong learning in the European Union is stagnating |
Lifelong learning stagnated in the European Union between 2004 and 2008: only one in ten adults participates in education and training.
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CEDEFOP's analyse carried out in 2007, provides a consistent and comprenhensive mediun term forecast of employment needs across Europe.
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| CIRIEC INTERNATIONAL NEWS |
Nº 37, May-June 2009
CIRIEC (International Centre of Research and Information on the Public, Social and Cooperative Economy)
http://www.observatorioeconomiasocial.es/banco/CN37-38.pdf
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| CEDEFOP CONFERENCE Matching skills and jobs: anticipating needs in challenging times |
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Cedefop, in cooperation with the European Commission organised a conference to present the recently launched New Skills for New Jobs initiative and to announce the results of Cedefop’s medium-term forecast of skills supply in Europe.
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| CEDEFOP- public procurement |
Updating the vocational knowledge and skills of VET teachers: Bringing teaching close to the labour market
AO/ECVL/RLAR/Updating-vocational-skills-teachers/006/09
Deadline for submission: Friday, 14/08/2009
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