Innovative learning environments continue into the next phase of the EAAL project

In March, I attended the first European Agenda for Adult Learning (EAAL) national coordinators’ meeting in Brussels. The programme focused on current European policy directions and opportunities for future cooperation.

At the start of the meeting, we listened to representatives of the European Commission. Alongside the new funding cycle, they highlighted key policy priorities in the field of adult education. I felt particularly proud that Slovenia continues to rank among the most successful countries participating in the programme, reflecting many years of high-quality work in this field. Much of the credit goes to Zvonka Pangerc Pahernik, MSc, who represented Slovenia with distinction and always spoke highly of adult educators in Slovenia. We can truly take pride in our work while remaining open to new opportunities, directions and continued growth.

Read more in teh SIAE Newsletter here.