Adult education in Europe 2015: A civil society view
As a result of the European economic crisis, the conditions in many European labour markets are still tense, especially for low-educated and low-qualified people. Many projects were established to enable these people to (re-)integrate into society and economy through the provision of basic skills. A second crucial goal of programmes aiming at low-educated learners is to (re-)familiarize them with learning. Many people of this target group weren’t reached by the formal education system. That’s why nonformal adult education providers took up the mission to support their participants in gaining new skills. This report presents a summary of the current situation.