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Continuing education for older adults often fails due to lack of access
Continuing education programmes for older adults are often unaffordable or inaccessible for other reasons. This is revealed in a UNESCO
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Ageing Well – Tools for an active and connected life after 65
The Erasmus+ project Ageing Well, in which SVEB participated, has been completed. The project has produced a toolkit, a training
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High-level Ukrainian delegation in Switzerland: Continuing education plays a central role in reconstruction
An eleven-member delegation comprising Ukrainian parliamentarians and representatives of the Ministry of Education visited Switzerland and Germany with the aim
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Making migration stories visible and sharing them
The Erasmus+ project Voices, in which SVEB is involved, promotes exchange among migrants. Through oral history, an archive of experiences
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EAEA Country Reports: These are the trends in Europe
The European Association for the Education of Adults (EAEA) has published its country reports – and identified clear trends regarding
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DIGITALLI prepares continuing education providers for the digital age
How can a continuing education institution become ‘digitally ready’? This is the question addressed by the international DIGITALLI project, in
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European Basic Skills Network: SVEB remains represented on the board
Caroline Meier Quevedo, member of the SVEB management board, has been elected to the board of the European Basic Skills
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‘The twin transition is a global issue that we need to discuss across borders.’
The twin transition describes the shift towards a more sustainable and digital future. Adult education plays an important role in
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SVEB is once again represented in the EAEA
The European Association for the Education of Adults (EAEA) elected SVEB employee Marianne Müller to its board on 3 June.
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Continuing education in an international context: Movetia and SVEB renew cooperation agreement
Movetia has been an important partner of SVEB for many years. Together, they promote European mobility and cooperation projects in
