Romania: new website promoting continuous education

Insufficient continuous learning. 1.3% of Romanian employees aged 25-64 have already enjoyed continuous education. To bring this number up and come closer to the European average (around 11%), the Observatory for the Development of Continuous Learning, the Foundation for the Development of the Civil Society, the TWBA/Merlin communications company and the Gnosos Consult consultancy firm launched, at the end of march, “Invata pentru tine,” the first wide-scale plan to promote continuous learning.
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for the Development of Continuous Learning, the Foundation for the Development of the Civil Society, the TWBA/Merlin communications company and the Gnosos Consult consultancy firm launched, at the end of march, “Invata pentru tine,” the first wide-scale plan to promote continuous learning.

Paid for by the European Social Fund, “Invata pentru tine” is an interactive platform aimed at raising awareness as to the importance of continuous training, at encouraging employees to participate and at stim

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