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“A minimum of personal contact is needed for international projects to succeed”
The SVEB is involved in numerous international projects. But why? SVEB employee and international project manager Marianne Müller explains how […]
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‘Best practices from Switzerland are in high demand”
What does international cooperation bring in terms of further education? And why does Switzerland have a responsibility in this regard? […]
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Basic skills for the twin transition: Open Space in Valladolid
At the end of June, the annual meeting of the European Basic Skills Network took place in Spain. The topic: […]
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An exchange under the banner of the twin transition
From 27 to 30 May 2024, the course “Advocacy for Twin Transition” took place in Belgrade. Participants from all over […]
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The GO model for Kyrgyzstan: “I am impressed”
Workplace-specific courses for companies and employees are also to be developed in Kyrgyzstan. The GO model of the SVEB can […]
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For greater vocational and adult education and training – visit from North Macedonia
As part of the Education for Employment (E4E) project, a delegation from North Macedonia visited Switzerland at the end of […]
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Three countries, three different approaches to professionalisation
In mid-March, education experts from the German Institute for Adult Education (DIE), the Austrian Academy of Continuing Education (WBA) and […]
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64 cities from 35 nations are new among the UNESCO Learning Cities
UNESCO has included 64 cities from 35 countries in the Global Network of Learning Cities (GNLC), recognising their efforts to […]
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Ludodidactics – playful teaching in Zwolle and Utrecht
International mobility projects allow specialists from an educational institution to undertake further training or teaching activities abroad. How does it […]
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A visit to Kyrgyzstan
SVEB is supporting Helvetas in the implementation of a project in Kyrgyzstan. The aim of the project is to promote […]