Many colleagues joined us for the University of Iasi conference “Universities and Adult Education” and / or the two related events of the Induction to the Hall of Fame and the University of Bucharest Lifelong Learning Day. Others supported us as co-partners, or helped us in shaping some of the presentations and the agenda for the conference, or supporting the inductees via proposals or seconding.
Here are the three recent news stories with links to our website with respective news, photos, and documents.
This report examines long-term trends, current patterns and future projections of mature age labour force participation in Australia, with a focus on regional differences.
The Asia-Pacific region is well known for its diversity in cultures, languages, historical backgrounds, political systems, and development stages. Despite this great diversity, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations plus its 6 major country partners -- Australia, China, India, Japan, New Zealand and the Republic of Korea -- (ASEAN+6) share similar visions of educational development.
Awards in higher education have gained popularity in recent years, with the notable example of the Times Higher Education Awards. UALL introduced its own awards for lifelong learning in 2009, with the aim of celebrating innovation in learning programmes even in a tough financial climate.
To reduce high unemployment among their young people, countries are looking to others for help. In countries, such as Germany, the Netherlands and Austria youth unemployment has remained relatively low. This is attributed in part to their apprenticeships or ‘dual’ systems and so interest in them has increased.
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