UNITED NATIONS Population Unit www.unece.org/pau www.unece.org/pau ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE Policy Brief on Life-Long Learning  Stefanie Bluth.

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UNITED NATIONS Population Unit ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE Policy Brief on Life-Long Learning  Stefanie Bluth

UNECE 2 Introduction Life-long Learning in an ageing society: Expansion of working age Changing nature of working environment Distinction between basic education and further training Life course approach Commitment 6 of the Madrid Action Plan on Ageing(MIPAA)

UNECE 3 Basic education Basic education aims to people that have not received suffient educations in the initial period of education Elements: Literacy and numeracy Recognition of knowledge Vocational training and apprenticeships

UNECE 4 Basic education Adult literacy and numeracy: Reduction of adult illiteracy gender sensitive, e.g. family literacy programmes

UNECE 5 Basic education Recognition of knowledge: –Formal education –Non-formal education –Informal education

UNECE 6 Basic education Vocational training and apprenticeships –Education in a professional context –Initially for young people, but need also be accessable to middle-aged cohorts –Allows easier access to labour markets for people with career breaks

UNECE 7 Further education Further educations aims to people with initial education, however need further training Elements: Further professional training to keep qualifications up-to-date Training in informational technology Language training Third-age universities

UNECE 8 Further education Further professional training to keep qualifications up-to-date job-related training research: income improvement after participation in adult learning programmes

UNECE 9 Further education Training in informational technology: –Technical awareness as a key skill allows broader acces to the labour market –in particular skills, such as using the internet, e- mail, the use of the mouse and keyboards

UNECE 10 Further education Language training: –Immigration: Important in the context of professional mobility in a globalising world –Emigration: e.g. helps to integrate high-skilled migrants

UNECE 11 Further education Universities of Third Age: –Particulary designed for senior citizens –Accessable without school degree –Promotes integration and well-being of older persons

UNECE 12 Recommendations Emphasis on advantages/benefits of further education -> career prospects, social participation Adaption of learning methods to particular needs ->use of different didactic methods Development of gender sensitive education programmes -> well-proven method: gender budgeting

UNECE 13

UNECE 14 Thank you very much… Questions: –Is there any specific good practice example that you would like to see added? –Where do you see a need for improvement?