The European Commission recently conducted an interim evaluation of the 2021-2030 European Education Area (EEA), covering the period from 2021 to 2024. The evaluation presents an ongoing effort to enhance European cooperation in education and training, and make sure that the EEA achieves its goals by 2030 and beyond. Key insights The evaluation confirms the …
43% of students do not reach the basic level of digital skills, according to the International Computer and Information Literacy Study (ICILS). Key findings Most countries show a decline or no improvement in their scores compared to previous survey cycles from 2018. Even the better performing EU countries, such as Czechia and Denmark, are still …
The European Commission is conducting a wider stakeholder survey for the European Education Area interim evaluation. The collection of feedback from different stakeholders is a key element in assessing the progress made towards building the European Education Area. We would like to collect information about your experiences with events organised by the European Commission, EU-funded projects, …
About the consultation The European Commission has opened a public consultation for the interim evaluation of the European Education Area (EEA). Gathering feedback from various stakeholders is a key element in assessing the progress made towards building the European Education Area. The consultation welcomes input from all individuals and organisations with insights to share. The …