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Are you active in community-based learning, training, and/or skills development? Would you like to network with and learn from your peers across the EU? Then join us for our interactive in-person workshop Lifelong Learning: Pathways to Europe on Tuesday, 30 September!
Discover how EU funding can support lifelong learning and adult education initiatives in Ireland.
Join us for this half-day event, run in collaboration with Léargas, where we will explore how EU funding can help strengthen lifelong learning and adult education projects.
EPALE (the Electronic Platform for Adult Learning in Europe) is a multilingual, open membership community of adult learning professionals. Serving as the hub for news, events and discussion on adult learning across Europe. It is an initiative of Erasmus+, the EU’s funding programme for education, training, youth, and sport which offers a variety of opportunities for Irish civil society organisations.
In 2025, EPALE’s thematic focus is Basic Skills, a critical priority for fostering social inclusion and strengthening Europe’s labour market. Basic skills initiatives address on skills, employment, and adult learning, with the aim of making education more accessible for vulnerable groups and to ensure that adults facing basic skills challenges are not left behind.
This in-person event will feature an overview of Erasmus+ funding opportunities for basic skills projects, case studies of successful initiatives, and insights on EPALE supports for Erasmus+ projects. You’ll also have the chance to take part in discussions and networking sessions with peers and funding experts, leaving with practical tools, ideas, and connections to help advance your work.
What to expect:
Whether you are brand new to EPALE and Erasmus+ or looking to scale up your existing activities, don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to network with your peers and learn from organisations like yours!
This event will take place in the Sophia Wisdom Centre,25 Cork Street,Dublin 8D08 YD91.
This event is a joint collaboration between The Wheel’s Access Europe programme and Léargas, the National Agency for Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps in Ireland.
