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Lifelong Learning Scholarships Programme in Lithuania

Enhance student achievements through curriculum modernization and staff training. Improve adult participation in lifelong learning by developing adult education staff competencies. Target groups include school management, teachers, and researchers in education. Implemented in study groups spending two weeks in a European country over two cycles. Funding of 1,420,000 EURO.

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Lifelong Learning Scholarships Programme in Lithuania

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  1. Scholarships programme. Lithuania. Ričardas Totoraitis Ministry of Education and Science, Lithuania

  2. Aim 1. • Enhancing student achievements in pre-school, general education and vocational training through modernisation of the curriculum and in-service training of education staff.

  3. Aim 2. • Improving participation of adults in lifelong learning through development of competencies of adult education staff.

  4. Aim 1. Specific objectives • The development of such competences as democratic school governance, human rights, active citizenship

  5. Aim 2. Specific objectives • Developing of general competencies and motivation of adults through increasing the flexibility of learning arrangements and effective support to adult education centres;

  6. Target groups • Officials from municipal administrations • Management staff of pre-school, general education and vocational training schools; • Teachers active in associations • Management and teaching staff of adult education centres; • Employees of municipal education centres; • Non-formal education providers; • Senior academics, who conduct research in relevant areas; • Advanced students in postgraduate and doctoral programmes studying education content, process and policy.

  7. Partners • Education Development Centre, Lithuania • Vox – Norwegian Agency for Lifelong Learning and • The European Wergeland Centre;

  8. Method of Implementation • Study groups of up to 10 people that will spend two weeks in EEA or EU country; • Two 2-year cycles. 25 study groups. • 1,420,000 EURO

  9. AČIŪ UŽ DĖMESĮ

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