Programme. Tina Šarić, JAP and JIM Conference

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1 Lifelong Learning Programme Tina Šarić, JAP and JIM Conference

2 Overview Lifelong Learning (LLL) and Lifelong Learning Programme (LLP) Agency for Mobility and EU Programmes (AMEUP) EU Programmes Project Lifecycle Possibilities in 2010

3 LLL and LLP Lisbon Ageda, 2000, 2005 rev. - advanced knoweldge based society, sustainable economic growth, more and better jobs, greater social cohesion. Economy connected to education Education connected to the labour market Challenges participation in lifelong learning, number of persons that do not finish i schools, social exclusion, vocational education not attractive ti enough, investment in human capital, mobility, non-existant lifelong learning strategy Education and labour market illiteracy, minimum capability threshold, IT literacy, foreign language skills, personal skills, willingness to learn, motivation Human capital as the main asset priority for the creation of morern and competitive economy based on knowledge

4 Lifelong Learning and LLP Lifelong learning every learning activity from early childhood to adult age that results in improving skills, knowledge and competences Lifelong Learning Programme one of fthe EC tools in encouraging lifelong learning Adult education as a part of the lifelong learning

5 Lifelong Learning Programme (LLP) Comenius Erasmus Leonardo da Vinci Grundtvig Pre-school and school education Higher education Vocational education and training Adult Education Transversal Programme Cooperation and innovation in the field of lifelong learning, ICT, language learning, dissemination of the LLP results Jean Monnet Programme Support to institutions and activities in the field of European integration

6 Youth in Action ACTION 1 - YOUTH FOR EUROPE ACTION 2 EUROPEAN VOLUNTARY SERVICE ACTION 3 YOUTH IN THE WORLD ACTION 4 YOUTH SUPPORT SYSTEMS ACTION 5 EUROPEAN COOPERATION IN YOUTH SECTOR Support to youth exchanges, youth initiatives and youth democracy projects Support to volunary activities abroad for the benefit of local communities Exchanges, education, networking and cooperation with neighbouring countries and other partner countries of the world Support to bodies active at the EU level in the youth sector (exchanges, educations, networking and informing) Support to cooperation in the youth policy development at EU level

7 Project lifecycle 1. CALL FOR PROPOSALS 10. SECOND PAYMENT 2. SELECTION PROCEDURE 9. FINAL REPORT 3. GRANT AWARD DECISION 8. CLOSURE 4. CONTRACTING 7. MONITORING 5. FIRST PAYMENT 6. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROJECT

8 Comenius etwinning portal - Cooperation over the internet net Contact seminars and visits to partners establishing cooperation and developing projects Preparatory visits Professional development of staff (courses, seminars, job shadowing) Mobility Partnerships Cooperation between schools, kindergartens an other institutions from EU, EFTA and candidate countries

9 Leonardo da Vinci Cooperation between Contact seminars and visits vocational schools, HEIs, to partners establishing enterprises and VET cooperation and developing organizations P projects Preparatory visits Partnership s Mobility placements for pupils Placement for staff Placement for people on the labour market

10 Erasmus professional development (1-6 w) w.) Mobility of non-teaching staff Mobility of students studies (3-12 months) placements (3-12 months) intensive language courses (2-6 w) Mobility of teaching staff Teaching assignements professional development (1 day- 6w.)

11 Grundtvig Contact seminars and visits to partners establishing cooperation and developing projects professional development Visits and exchanges Preparatory visits Mobility Partnerships Cooperation with foreing partners on a common subject

12 Possibilities in 2010 Subprogramme Estimation of participants Available funds ERASMUS ,00 COMENIUS ,00 GRUNDTVIG , LEONARDO ,00 STUDIJSKI POSJETI ,00 etwinning ,00 Youth in Action total:

13 Contacts Thank you for your attention! 01 / Questions?