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Presentation at Solna Gymnasium upper secondary school

On March 25,  Daniel Kärrholt, CEO of The Swedish Textile Service Association, met a class at Solna Gymnasium upper secondary school. For the fourth year, Daniel introduced the possibilities in the textile service sector. It became a hands-on lecture in business administration. This time the students had been given the task to study the new Scandinavian Quality Control model website in advance, to facilitate discussion and input.

A warm thank you to all the engaged students and Professor Rickard Vinde for the interesting conversations, and the nice picture.

Picture: Rickard Vinde

 

The news post is also available at EPALE.

EPALE: Presentation of the new Scandinavian Quality Control model at Texcare International

An invitation for the presentation of the new Scandinavian Quality Control model at Texcare International is now published on EPALE, the European multilingual platform open to all those working in adult learning, such as adult educators, career guidance counselors, researchers, and academics, as well as importance and political responsibility. We hope to see many interested stakeholders at Texcare. See the invitation for the event here.

 

 

EPALE: Event and invitite to the next physical meeting

A warm welcome to the third physical meeting of the new Scandinavian Quality Control model has been shared on EPALE, the European multilingual platform open to all those working in adult learning, such as adult educators, career guidance counselors, researchers, and academics, as well as importance and political responsibility. Find the invitation here.

EPALE – Pressreleases about the project

During the project we have shared news about the process through press releases and other material on EPALE – Electronic Platform for Adult Learning in Europe. Read more in the links below:

 

 

EPALE Community Conference 2023 – Bloom! Skills for the future

On October 10-12, a well-attended conference was held with participants from all over the EU, including Sveriges Tvätteriförbund, as part of Erasmus Days.

The conference consisted of morning and afternoon sessions and a workshop in the afternoon.

Among the speakers were Clare Stark who is the UN Coordinator for UNESCO for Emerging Technologies, Gert Biesta who is a professor at Maynooth University and the University of Edinburgh, and Bolarmaa Tumurchudur-Klok who works as a Skills specialist at the ILO.

They highlighted themes such as competence, democracy and participation under the points:

EMPOWER. Workforce with the right skills.
ENGAGE. Skills for democratic life
INCLUDE. Inclusive skills opportunities

Other themes touched on were how to increase green and digital skills for adults, democratic education for a democratic society and how to empower vulnerable groups through non-formal education.

Many thanks to the EPALE group for well-organized and intensive days.

 

Read more about the conference and EPALE:

epale.ec.europa.eu/en/blog/epale-community-conference-2023-bloom-skills-future

epale.ec.europa.eu/en/why-epale