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One fifth of adults in OECD countries lack basic ICT skills
Information and communication technologies (ICTs) are playing an important role in the life of many people nowadays.
“It is a European responsibility to raise the issue of financing adult education”
Dr. Katarina Popovic, the Secretary-General of the International Council for Adult Education (ICAE), warns that the moment of truth for global adult education is here.
ROM-ACT: more inclusive validation systems needed in the EU
Roma are one of the groups experiencing significant social, educational and labour exclusion in Europe.
AE-Pro e-training is becoming a success story
‘European e-training for Adult Educators’, initiated by the AE-Pro project, started with an introductory webinar in April.
AEMA network identifies barriers for adult learners
The AEMA Network aims to change the fact that not everyone has equal access to adult education by developing a shared network and quality framework on accessibility issues in adult education provision.
Adult learning in a Danish society shocked by terror?
Read moreWhat does TTIP mean for adult education?
The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations are worrying many civil society organisations, including EAEA. But what is TTIP and how does it concern adult education?
The EDU-FIN consortium calls for contributions on financial literacy
Financial literacy is especially low among young adults at risk, who are ill-equipped to deal with ever-increasing financial responsibility.
More research and commitment needed on financing adult education
Adult education is an area that encompasses many different political approaches, and therefore also different approaches to funding.
Join the European e-training for Adult Educators – Share, Learn and Inspire!
The AE-PRO project launches ‘European e-training for Adult Educators’, and is currently looking for participants.