Презентация на тему "Lifelong learning programme"

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  Lifelong Learning Programme

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  The Lifelong Learning Programmewas designed to enable people, at any stage of their life, to take part in stimulating learning experiences, as well as developing education and training across Europe. With a budget of nearly €7 billion, the programme, which ran from 2007-2013, funded a range of exchanges, study visits, and networking activities. The activities of LLP continue under the new Erasmus+ programmefrom 2014-2020.

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  LLP provided support to school pupils, university students, adult learners, and a variety of projects under four main sub-programmes:

  Comenius for schools Erasmus for higher education Leonardo da Vinci for vocational education and training Grundtvig for adult education

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  ComeniusThe Comenius sub-programme focused on all levels of school education, as well as the individuals involved, including pupils, teachers, local authorities, and education institutions, among others.It was designed to:

  Improve and increase the mobility of pupils and staff across the EU Enhance and increase school partnerships across the EU Encourage language learning, ICT for education, and better teaching techniques Enhance the quality and European dimension of teacher training Improve approaches to teaching and school management

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  Erasmus

  The Erasmus sub-programme was a student exchange programme that provided opportunities for close to 3 million students between 1987-2013. In addition to the 230,000 students who benefitted on an annual basis, Erasmus also provided opportunities for over 300,000 teachers and staff in higher education, with 4,000 institutions and 33 countries participating. A variety of statistics are also available on the Erasmus sub-programme

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  GrundtvigThe Grundtvig sub-programme focused on the teaching and study needs of adult learners, as well as developing the adult learning sector in general.The programme aimed to:

  increase the number of people in adult education improve mobility conditions in adult learning improve the quality and cooperation between adult education organisations develop innovative educational and management practices ensure social inclusion through adult education support innovative ICT-based educational content, services, and practices

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  Leonardo da Vinci

  The Leonardo da Vinci Programme, created in 1995, provides funding for individuals to spend a period abroad to improve their competences, knowledge and skills, as well as for cooperation between organisations, sectors and countries to improve the quality and recognition of vocational training. This programme supports the development of skills and training by funding work placements and partnerships projects to improve the quality of training across Europe.  They aim to improve the quality of training systems by developing and transferring innovative policies, courses, teaching methods, materials and procedures.