Adult education and lifelong learning

 

20.10.2021.

 

Education is a learning of knowledge and skills, both formal and non-formal (courses, seminars) in the training and parenting process. Lifelong learning is, on the other hand, an educational process that relies on the need to acquire knowledge, skills and experience in order to raise or change their qualifications, in line with interests and needs, and on the demands of the labour market. Lifelong learning covers formal and non-formal education and day-to-day learning – at home, at work or elsewhere, in interaction with other people. Every way we get to the knowledge and skills we need in life is considered to be learning, and the knowledge and skills that we have acquired in any way, in terms of learning.

 

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1. Background, secondary or vocational education not completed1. Background, secondary or vocational education not completed
2. Assessment of the skills acquired in life and work 2. Assessment of the skills acquired in life and work
3. Upgrading of qualifications 3. Upgrading of qualifications
4. Non-formal adult education 4. Non-formal adult education
5. Aid for transport expenditure, assistant and surrogator services, and tax compensation for training expenses 5. Aid for transport expenditure, assistant and surrogator services, and tax compensation for training expenses
6. Lost educational documents 6. Lost educational documents
7. Education professionals 7. Education professionals