Co-financing Lifelong Learning [electronic resource] : Towards a Systemic Approach
Development, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development StaffCorporate Author
Paris : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
2004.
Lifelong learning is not yet a reality for all. Economic and financial factors continue to limit opportunities in ways that are neither efficient nor equitable. Part of the problem is that our societies still have the habit of viewing learning as something for the young, something that is state supported.
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Preliminaries; Foreword; Table of contents; Executive Summary; Chapter 1 Background To The Current Debate: Economic And Financial Barriers To The Implementation Of Lifelong Learning For All; Chapter 2 Goals And Features Of Co-Financing Strategies Today; Chapter 3 The Current Policy Debate About A More Systemic Approach; Chapter 4 The Limits Of Incremental Change: What Comes Next?; Bibliography; Annex 1 Conclusions of the Chair - International Policy Conference; Annex 2: Extracts From A Catalogue Of Recent Lifelong Learning Co-Financing Arrangements
Lifelong learning is not yet a reality for all. Economic and financial factors continue to limit opportunities in ways that are neither efficient nor equitable. Part of the problem is that our societies still have the habit of viewing learning as something for the young, something that is state supported.
Continuing education.