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Lettre CMA n°2

Veuillez trouver La LETTRE n°2 du CMA. C'est un outil exceptionnel pour contribuer au débat public et intervenir dans l'espace scientifique et professionnel. C'est aussi un lieu d'échanges entre les acteurs des apprentissages tout au long de la vie.

U21 Lifelong Learning & Research Workshop at the University of Glasgow 14-15 May 2012 - Workshop Report

The universities of Glasgow and Auckland jointly chaired this workshop, entitled ‘Lifelong Learning driving universities’ ambitions? Dare we? Can we? Let’s!’ Its purpose was to:

June 24 UNESCO Chair GACER News

Hello Friends,

Just past the summer solstice in British Columbia, the longest day of the year.  As in all the Northern parts of the world, this is a time of celebration and hope and the extra energy from all the hours of light.  Some pessimists note that this marks the beginning of the shortening of the days…not us!

Some alerts and some interesting items.

Warmly,

Budd and Rajesh

Co-Directors

UNESCO Chair in Community-Based Research and Social Responsibility of Higher Education


Governments and employers must act to help people develop skills for green jobs

The greening of the European economy, as outlined in the EU 2020 strategy, will have profound effects on the labour market. Yet not enough is being done to make sure people are acquiring the right skills.

Cedefop’s new report Green skills and environmental awareness in vocational education and training shows that difficulties of employers to influence the development of new, green qualifications in VET and the uncertainty surrounding regulations and policies are slowing down developments towards a greener economy. Learning providers report difficulties in understanding the skill needs of employers and employees.

Preparation Under Way to Establish the UNESCO Global Learning Cities Network (UNESCO-GLCN)

As part of its 60th anniversary events, the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL) organised an informal consultative meeting on establishing the UNESCO Global Learning Cities Network (UNESCO-GLCN). The building of a learning region/area is one of the operational approaches which have been adopted in the international community to promote lifelong learning for all.

 

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