Erasmus+ Programme / Lifelong Learning Programme
ETUCE, as a European-level social partner, has been monitoring and involved in consultations to establish strategies and major European Commission policies on education and training, such as the EU2020 / ET2020, Erasmus + (2014-2020) / Lifelong Learning Programme (2007-2013), Rethinking Education and European Area of Skills and Qualifications. We participate in the implementation of the major education and training policies of the European Commission. ETUCE is member of 9 Open Method of Coordination Working Groups of the European Commission, which is an intergovernmental structure of the European Commission to implement the ET2020 and ET2020 targets.
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Membership
ETUCE has been an observer in the technical committee of the European Commission on Lifelong Learning Programme (2007-2013). ETUCE and other organisations could not have a seat in the Erasmus+ Programme Committee (2014-2020).
Policy
ETUCE response to the revision of the Lifelong Learning Programme and on creation of the Erasmus + (earlier so-called Erasmus for All) Programme is included into ETUC Position on the European Commission proposal "Erasmus for all" (2012)
In the framework of a public consultation of the European Commission in 2010, ETUCE issued a Statement on Public Consultations on the future Lifelong Learning Programme
More information
- ETUCE Circular 2/2012: New Lifelong Learning Programme: Erasmus for All
- ETUCE Circular 1/2012: Concerns of the stakeholders on the Erasmus for All initiative
- ETUCE Circular 3/2011: The new Lifelong Learning Programme: Erasmus for All. Comenius, Socrates and Leonardo da Vinci lost against Erasmus provides an overview on preparing the Erasmus+ Programme.
- ETUCE Circular 3/2011: Crisis and education provides an overview on the debates on investing to the Erasmus+ Programme.