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The project Voices of young immigrants – inclusion in education, work and society is based on a wide collaboration of stakeholders, focusing on the perspectives of young immigrants in Iceland.
NVL presented current initiatives on the topic of Sustainable Development in Adult Learning during Nordic Summer University’s Winter Symposium on February 16-18 in Odense, Denmark.
An international expert hearing on successful approaches to adult literacy and basic skills was held on February 22 and 23 in Berlin. NVL presented Nordic and national initiatives that aim at getting adults and young people digitally included.
NVL, in partnership with the Training Service Centre (ETSC) in Iceland, has developed a model for co-creating meaningful and sustainable solutions.
How can sustainable development be promoted through adult learning? How do the Nordic countries strategically engage in educational initiatives for sustainable development?
The Nordplus programme of the Nordic Council of Ministers invites Nordic and Baltic institutions and organisations working with or involved in education and training to apply for funding in the application round of 2024.
Kalle Vihtari and Nanna Heinø Mortensen from NVL’s Nordic Network for Guidance held a presentation at the Greenland Guidance Conference in Nuuk on September 12 2023.
The report identifies challenges and solutions regarding digital transformation in small and medium-sized companies in the industry.
The project results provide support to practitioners and counsellors, as well as, other stakeholders and strengthen cross-sector cooperation between practitioners, policy-makers and other stakeholders in order to build coherent VNFIL systems.
This Policy brief highlights the importance of being able to follow up and quantify the validation activities conducted in the Nordic countries, as well as to enable research and impact studies that can provide a basis for political priorities.
Nordic Network for Adult Learning (NVL) presents five recommendations that support the development of adults’ digital competencies.
NVL’s Language Council has released new material offering insights into basic literacy education for adult second language learners across the Nordic countries.