DISCUSS Final Conference in Munich

on 30 October 2015.

The Final Conference entitled The DISCUSS Community: Ideas for Lifelong Learning took place on Friday, 30 October 2015 from 10:30 to 17:30 at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich, Germany.

The Final Conference aimed to be a forum for dialogue and exchange amongst practitioners, researchers, experts, learners and decision makers active in the field of LLL and beyond. The Conference looked at:

Issues and problems of Lifelong Learning: questions raised and solutions found by European projects;
Building the capacities to adopt the solutions identified;
General aspects of building effective learning environments.

The Conference Programme combined Key Note Lectures by renowned national and international speakers, interactive Roundtable Community Discussions and a closing Plenary Debate.

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Tuesday, 14 May 2019 16:51

The project On Track aims to develop a tracking system for VET graduates of initial vocational education and training schools and institutes. The tracking system will gather qualitative and quantitative data from VET graduates, related to further education, employment, career paths, skills and competences required in the labour market. The aim is to provide feedback on the quality of the VET’s assurance system, as well as inputs to design and improve VET qualifications and programmes, in parallel with a better planning and implementation of learning processes.

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On Track. A project to improve VET quality assurance through the implementation of tracking systems.

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CONNECT is a new European project, which aims to unleash the learning potential of urban spaces by harnessing the assets of a city and transform them into a network of seamless pathways of learning experience. In a society where existing educational pathways no longer guarantee opportunity, and with a growing gap between the haves and the have-nots, connected learning for all citizens can open up new entry points and pathways to opportunity; in particular when integrating both the potential of ubiquitious learning technology and learning opportunities created by cities.

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CONNECT - Building Urban Ecosystems for Lifelong Learning

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APP4Skills - APPplication to develop Basic Skills of disadvantaged adults

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