The AEMA (Adult Education Made Accessible) Network aims at increasing the accessibility, participation, transparency and quality of adult education in Europe.

The CEDEFOP (European centre for the development of vocational training) organised an information session on their new study “Economic and social consequences of low skilled adults in the EU” in Brussels on the 2^nd of October.

During its last Board meeting, on the 24th of September, the EAEA Board met with Ms Julie Fionda, Member of the Cabinet of Ms Marianne Thyssen.

The first Annual Colloquium on fundamental rights in the EU took place in Brussels on 1st and 2nd of October 2015.

The European Year for Development is now in full swing and EAEA members across Europe continue to raise awareness about global issues.

The AEMA Network, Adult Education Made Accessible, aims at increasing the accessibility, participation, transparency and quality of Adult Education in Europe.

Why don’t I use just 0.2cl but 140 liters of water for my morning cup of coffee?

EAEA GRUNDTVIG AWARD 2015. The situation-based preventive project ‘Alpha-Power in the Health Sector’ won the National Category of the EAEA Grundtvig Award 2015.

It looks like Romania might be on the right track to achieve widespread validation of non-formal and informal learning.

ADULT EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT. EAEA’s Belgian member organisation supports projects that alleviate poverty, promote lifelong learning and enhance basic skills.