EUCIS-LLL Presentation on Partnerships for Lifelong Learning, GREAT Conference, Lisboa 2013

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The document discusses the importance of partnerships for lifelong learning in Europe. It outlines the policy context around lifelong learning and partnerships in recent EU communications. It then discusses the benefits of partnerships, providing examples like EUCIS-LLL which partners across sectors, and LLL-Hubs which facilitate partnerships at the national level. The document also summarizes the new Erasmus+ program which focuses on actions rather than sectors and facilitates transnational partnerships. It concludes by identifying factors for successful partnerships and opportunities to form partnerships through Erasmus+.

Building
a
ci+zen’s
voice
on
educa+on
and
training
issues

Partnerships
for
lifelong
learning:

A
EU
level
perspec6ve

Audrey
FRITH,

EUCIS-‐LLL
Director

GREAT
Conference,
Lisbon,
16
September
2013

European
Civil
Society
Pla3orm
on
Lifelong
Learning

GREAT
Conference,
Lisbon,
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2013

EUCIS-‐LLL:
33
members

European
civil
society
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Partnerships
for
lifelong
learning

POLICY CONTEXT
•  “Rethinking Education: Investing for better socio-
economic outcomes” EC Communication
•  Staff working document “Partnerships and flexible
learning pathways”
•  Digital Agenda
Lifelong Learning = PARTNERSHIPS

European
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Partnerships
for
lifelong
learning

WHAT? WHY? BUT…
CASE STUDIES
•  EUCIS-LLL: partnering across sectors
•  LLL-Hub: transferring this practice at national level
•  Erasmus+: transnational partnerships

European
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GREAT
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1/
Why
partnerships?

European
civil
society
pla3orm
on
lifelong
learning

GREAT
Conference,
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16
September
2013

WHAT?

European
civil
society
pla3orm
on
lifelong
learning

GREAT
Conference,
Lisbon,
16
September
2013

DIFFERENT TYPES OF PARTNERSHIPS
•  Across policy areas (youth, social, LLL…)
•  Across levels of governance (EU, Nat, local…)
•  Between education and training subsectors
•  Between actors (public, private)
•  Etc.

European
civil
society
pla3orm
on
lifelong
learning

GREAT
Conference,
Lisbon,
16
September
2013

WHY?

European
civil
society
pla3orm
on
lifelong
learning

GREAT
Conference,
Lisbon,
16
September
2013

BUT…

European
civil
society
pla3orm
on
lifelong
learning

GREAT
Conference,
Lisbon,
16
September
2013

2/
Case
1:
EUCIS-‐LLL

WHY

European
civil
society
pla3orm
on
lifelong
learning

GREAT
Conference,
Lisbon,
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September
2013

Partnerships
for
lifelong
learning

SUCCESS FACTORS
•  Common purpose
•  Shared ownership
•  Clear leadership and roles
•  Constructive behaviour
•  Coordination and communication
•  Planning and evaluation

European
civil
society
pla3orm
on
lifelong
learning

GREAT
Conference,
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Case
2:
LLL-‐Hubs

•  Little knowledge about “ET2020”
•  Lack of consultation mechanisms
•  LLL-Hubs: BE, FR, ES, NL, PT, TK, BU, PL

Comenius Leonardo Erasmus Grundtvig Jean Monnet Transversal
KA1
Learning Mobility
of Individuals
KA2
Cooperation for
innovation and
exchange of good
practices
KA3
Support to policy
reform
ERASMUS +
Changing focus from sectors to actions
Case 3: Erasmus+

European
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society
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Partnerships
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lifelong
learning

Strategic
Partnerships
Joint initiatives
and peer
learning and
exchanges of
experience
Partnerships
between the
world of work
and E&T
institutions
Knowledge
Alliances*
Sector Skills
Alliances**
IT support
platforms
i.e. eTwinning
International
partnerships
between the
EU and third
countries
Peer learning,
joint projects,
regional
cooperation,
etc.
KEY ACTIVITY 2

European
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pla3orm
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GREAT
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Good
luck
with
your
partnerships
and
thanks
for
your
aPen6on!

Audrey FRITH
Director
EUCIS-LLL Platform
Rue des Deux Eglises, 39 - 1000 Brussels
Audrey.Frith@eucis-lll.eu
+32 738 07 68
www.eucis-lll.eu

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EUCIS-LLL Presentation on Partnerships for Lifelong Learning, GREAT Conference, Lisboa 2013

1. Building a ci+zen’s voice on educa+on and training issues Partnerships for lifelong learning: A EU level perspec6ve Audrey FRITH, EUCIS-‐LLL Director GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 European Civil Society Pla3orm on Lifelong Learning

2. GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 EUCIS-‐LLL: 33 members

3. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 Partnerships for lifelong learning POLICY CONTEXT •  “Rethinking Education: Investing for better socio- economic outcomes” EC Communication •  Staff working document “Partnerships and flexible learning pathways” •  Digital Agenda Lifelong Learning = PARTNERSHIPS

4. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 Partnerships for lifelong learning WHAT? WHY? BUT… CASE STUDIES •  EUCIS-LLL: partnering across sectors •  LLL-Hub: transferring this practice at national level •  Erasmus+: transnational partnerships

5. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 1/ Why partnerships?

6. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 WHAT?

7. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 DIFFERENT TYPES OF PARTNERSHIPS •  Across policy areas (youth, social, LLL…) •  Across levels of governance (EU, Nat, local…) •  Between education and training subsectors •  Between actors (public, private) •  Etc.

8. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 WHY?

9. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 BUT…

10. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 2/ Case 1: EUCIS-‐LLL WHY

11. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 Partnerships for lifelong learning SUCCESS FACTORS •  Common purpose •  Shared ownership •  Clear leadership and roles •  Constructive behaviour •  Coordination and communication •  Planning and evaluation

12. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 Case 2: LLL-‐Hubs •  Little knowledge about “ET2020” •  Lack of consultation mechanisms •  LLL-Hubs: BE, FR, ES, NL, PT, TK, BU, PL

13. Comenius Leonardo Erasmus Grundtvig Jean Monnet Transversal KA1 Learning Mobility of Individuals KA2 Cooperation for innovation and exchange of good practices KA3 Support to policy reform ERASMUS + Changing focus from sectors to actions Case 3: Erasmus+

14. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 Partnerships for lifelong learning Strategic Partnerships Joint initiatives and peer learning and exchanges of experience Partnerships between the world of work and E&T institutions Knowledge Alliances* Sector Skills Alliances** IT support platforms i.e. eTwinning International partnerships between the EU and third countries Peer learning, joint projects, regional cooperation, etc. KEY ACTIVITY 2

15. European civil society pla3orm on lifelong learning GREAT Conference, Lisbon, 16 September 2013 Good luck with your partnerships and thanks for your aPen6on! Audrey FRITH Director EUCIS-LLL Platform Rue des Deux Eglises, 39 - 1000 Brussels Audrey.Frith@eucis-lll.eu +32 738 07 68 www.eucis-lll.eu

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