Thousands of young people are offered the chance to explore Europe for free, as the EU Commission opens applications for a new ‘DiscoverEU’ round to make nearly 36,000 travel passes available to 18-year-olds across Europe.
— last modified 19 November 2012 The teaching of IT, entrepreneurial and citizenship skills is fundamental for preparing young people for today’s job market, but, in general, schools are still…
— last modified 06 September 2012 The European Union needs to overhaul its approach to improving literacy standards, according to a high-level group of experts set up by European Commissioner…
— last modified 30 January 2012 Erasmus, the world’s most successful student exchange programme, celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Nearly three million students have benefited from a study period…
— last modified 23 November 2011 Up to 5 million people, almost twice as many as now, could get the chance to study or train abroad with a grant from…
— last modified 21 September 2011 As part of Europe’s strategy for jobs and growth, the European Commission has presented a reform strategy to boost graduate numbers, improve teaching quality…
— last modified 19 April 2011 EU countries have improved their education systems in key areas over the past decade but they have achieved only one out of five benchmarks…
