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• Civil Society Europe analysis reveals significant differences in the level of transparency of the Permanent Representations to the EU

  Civil Society Europe is making public an analysis of the level of transparency of all Permanent Representations of Member States to the European Union. Such analysis takes into consideration the disclosure of the Permanent Representation internal structure – including civil servant names and contact details – and of the list of meetings held between ambassadors and interest representatives.
  The analysis shows significant differences in the level of transparency of the Permanent Representations. While some of them make all of the information […]

• EUROLTA

  EUROLTA (European Certificate in Language Teaching to Adults) is an internationally recognized teacher training program to train you to teach languages to adults using up–to-date methodologies.
  The EUROLTA certificate is developed, issued and recognised by the ICC, a network of leading institutions of adult education in Europe and around the world.
  Who is EUROLTA for?

  those who wish to enter the profession of language teaching and gain a recognized teaching qualification.
  those who have only little language teaching experience and feel they need to upgrade their […]

• Civil Society State of the Union 2023 report is officially out!

  On Wednesday 6th September 2023, in light of the European Commission President’s upcoming State of the Union address, Civil Society Europe (CSE) launched its Civil Society State of the Union report (CS SOTEU) in Brussels and online. 
  The report presents civil society’s vision and recommendations for a more democratic and socially and environmentally just EU and it is the result of 7 months of collaboration among nearly 50 civil society organisations (CSOs) specialised in a range of different sectors.
  The report […]

• Erasmus Careers – Join the training “Roadmap of the International Student Lifecycle”

  The Erasmus Careers consortium is glad to announce the organisation of the staff training titled “Roadmap of the International Student Lifecycle”, taking place from the 22nd to the 24th of November at the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM). The training is targeted at higher education staff working with international students with the aim to increase their understanding of the international student lifecycle by providing practical exercises based on theory and good practices. The goal is to better understand the […]

• EUROCLIO and the House of European History – Writing History

  Thanks to a standing partnership with EuroClio, the House of European History held a training workshop on 13-14 May, where LLLP representatives got to attend to grasp the basics of communicating about our shared history. Beside a plethora of learning materials, the workshop focused on the role of teachers in building a common identity, especially through non-formal and informal learning methodologies. 
  From a dental clinic to the House of European History: How to tell the story/stories of Europe
  A grand visual display […]

• Members Spotlight: SIRIUS Policy Network on Migrant Education

  
  SIRIUS Policy Network on Migrant Education brings together key stakeholders in the migrant education field from around Europe, including policy makers, researchers, practitioners, migrants and refugees. SIRIUS has several key activities including co-creating knowledge, pursuing national and EU level advocacy change, peer learning and setting standards for quality inclusive migrant education.
  SIRIUS is part of the KIDS4ALLL project led by the University of Turin. We also work on the ENABLE and SUN projects, all providing tools and […]