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Education in the News
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New from the Eurydice Network
Entrepreneurship Education at School in Europe
New Eurydice report consisting of a comparative overview and national descriptions of eEntrepreneurship education at both primary and secondary level. It covers countries (the EU member states plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Turkey) where specific guidelines and teaching material are available and gives a picture of current initiatives and ongoing reforms in this area.
The European Higher Education Area in 2012: Bologna Process Implementation Report
Report looking at the effect the Bologna process has had on higher education. Data collected in 2011 is used to describe the implementation of the process. The report covers many aspects of higher education including funding, degree structures and qualifications, outcomes and employability and lifelong learning and mobility.
Recommended Annual Taught Time in Full-time Compulsory Education in Europe (2010-2012)
Updated Eurydice publication on the amount of time allocated to core subjects by grade/stage in full-time compulsory education. The findings are divided into the amount of time allocated to individual subjects and by country. It also covers the number of taught days and weeks per year, as well as the number and length of the class periods.
Key Data on Education in Europe 2012
The Eurydice Network has just published a new edition of one of its major series - Key Data on Education in Europe. The report uses both statistical data and qualitative information to describe the organisation, management and functioning of 37 European education systems, from pre-primary to higher education.
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