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Grundtvig in theLifelong Learning Programme
Santiago de Compostela8-12 November 2011
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DG EAC is working towards Europe 2020
Policy work with Member states
Action programmes -
subsidies
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LLP fosters co-operation among the Member States
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Structure of the Programme
LLP Integrated Programme Comenius
School education
ErasmusHigher
education & advanced training
Leonardo da Vinci
Initial and
continuing VET
Grundtvig
Adult education
Transversal Programme4 key activities – Policy development; Language Learning; ICT;
Dissemination
Jean Monnet Programme3 key activities –Jean Monnet Action; European Institutions;
European Associations
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Mobility
Cooperation
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What are the Grundtvig actions?
1. Learning Partnerships
2. Mobility of individuals: In-Service Training, Assistantships, Visits and exchanges
3. Senior Volunteering projects
4. Grundtvig workshops
5. Multilateral Projects
6. Grundtvig Networks
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ParticipantsPartners from at least 3 participating countries,
teacher training institutes, universities,
associations, NGOs, etc.
Grantmax. 300 000 €,
(max. 75% co-financing of total eligible budget)
SelectionBy the European
Commission
Duration up to 3 years
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Participantsall actors in the
field of adult education;
min. 6 countries
Grantmax. 150 000 €/year,(max. 75% co-financing of total eligible budget)
SelectionBy the European
Commission
Duration up to 3 years
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This is a framework for practical co-operation activities between organisations working in the field of adult learning.
The partnerships focus more on process, and aim to broaden in particular the participation of smaller organisations.
GRUNDTVIG Learning Partnerships
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Trainers and learners work together on one or more topics of common interests.
This exchange of experiences, practices and methods contributes to:• an increased awareness of the varied European
cultural, social and economic scene; • a better understanding of area of adult learning.
GRUNDTVIG Learning Partnerships
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Senior volunteering projects
(1) To enable senior citizens to volunteer in another European country for any kind of nonprofit activity, as a form of informal learning activity.
(2) To create lasting partnerships between the host and sending organisations around a specific topic or target group, and thanks to the exchange of volunteers.
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Expected outputs For the volunteers:
increase of personal, linguistic, social and intercultural skills, contribution to the development and implementation of non-
profit activities, contribute to the community as an active citizen, and
possibly the acquisition / development of specific task-related skills.
For the sending and hosting organisations: exchange of experience, knowledge and good practices; development of European collaboration around a particular
theme (or several themes) and an intensified European
outlook.
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Other Grundtvig Actions
Take all the opportunities for staff, learners and your organisation
Look for synergies
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In-service Training
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In-service training
In-service training activities enable people working in the field of adult learning to undertake a training course abroad.
Participants should improve their practical teaching, coaching, counselling or management skills and gain a broader understanding of adult learning in Europe.
In-service training can last from five working days to six weeks.
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Course themes: teaching techniques,
methodologies, management issues,
etc.
Grant contributes to travel and
subsistence costs and course fees
SelectionBy National Agencies
Duration1 to 6 weeks
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Visits and exchanges for adult education staff
Visits and exchanges actions enable present or future staff working in adult learning to undertake a work-related visit abroad.
Participants should gain a broader understanding of adult learning in Europe, improve their work-related skills and support the work of their host organisation.
The duration of the visit may vary depending on its purpose, but cannot exceed 12 weeks
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Assistantships
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Assistantships
Present or future staff involved in adult education can spend a period of at least 12 weeks as a Grundtvig assistant at an adult education organisation in another European country.
Participants should gain a better understanding of the adult learning sector in Europe, as well as enhance their knowledge of foreign languages, other European countries and their adult education systems and improve their work-related and intercultural skills.
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Futuer teaching staff teachers gain first
teaching experiences in
another European country
Grant contributes to travel and subsistence,
linguistic preparation
SelectionBy National Agencies
Duration3 months to
max. 1 school year
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Workshops
Workshops bring together individuals or small groups of learners (10-20 people) from several countries for their personal development and learning needs. Learners are also encouraged to share their competences and insights with others
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Find partners:
http://ec.europa.eu/education/grundtvig/doc2340_en.htm
Find all information:
http://ec.europa.eu/education/grundtvig/doc872_en.htm
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GRUNDTVIG
“Volunteering: A way to European citizenship”
8th – 12th November de 2011
Santiago de Compostela - SPAIN
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Get started with the LLP Find partners Outline the project Experience the intercultural context Enjoy the experience(You will be offered the maximum of opportunities and
help to prepare the project).
Objectives of the seminar
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The Spanish National Agency Ana Carmen del Canto Nieto Lola Vidal Charo Gutiérrez Julia López
Department of Education in Galicia(European programmes Unit)
Blanca Fraga Luz Ares
Organizing institutions
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Keynote speaker: Ruth González País Volunteering example of good practice: Consuelo Saura Rafael López Learning partnership example of good
practice: Jesús Montero
Experts and good practice
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Thursday 10th, Nov.
Visit to Santiago Cathedral and old
town. Meeting point at the reception at 16:30
Social programme
Friday 11th, Nov.
Farewell dinner
Meeting point at the Hostal Reyes Católicos at 9:00
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Recommendations
Make the most of the European fair Use every opportunity to talk to colleagues
from other countries Don’t panic if you haven’t found a partner by
the first evening - there will be another chance tomorrow
Let us know if something goes wrong
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Recommendations Be flexible Be open-minded Listen without prejudice Don´t be afraid to give your view Take your time to clarify terms, words,
expressions Ask for help Change group if needed Find friends, laugh, enjoy the meeting!!
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Good luck!
And good work!!