Workshop: Basic Skills. The foundation of lifelong learning
How can we ensure that adults facing barriers to education are supported not only in literacy, numeracy, and digital competence, but also in communication, civic engagement, and social inclusion?
This online workshop, moderated by a representative of the European Basic Skills Network (EBSN), will bring together educators and practitioners to reflect on the evolving concept of basic skills and to exchange innovative practices. Examples will include intergenerational learning projects, storytelling as a tool for language acquisition, and community workshops that connect learning with everyday life.
Participation is open, but places are limited to a maximum of 30.
Don’t miss this opportunity to join the discussion and help shape the role of basic skills in lifelong learning.
Tamás Harangozò is an education policy expert and adult educator who coordinated the European Basic Skills Network’s activities on EPALE, including the development of the Capacity Building Series (a collection of open educational resources and MOOCs). He has extensive experience in European education policy networks, contributing to initiatives such as Eurydice, the EQF, and Council of Europe projects, as well as to the implementation of Hungary’s Digital Education Strategy. He holds a joint MA in Lifelong Learning: Policy and Management.
