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You can find the links to the most recent issues here:

Volume 46, No. 4 December 2011
Title: On becoming a teacher: a lifelong process
Guest editors: Janet Looney and Jean Gordon

Volume 46, No. 3 September 2011
Title: Key Competences in Europe
Guest editors: Alain Michel and Alejandro Tiana

 
Volume 46, No. 2 June 2011
Title: Education, poverty and inclusion
Guest editor: Marta Soler

Volume 46, No. 1, March 2011
Title: Education Policies in Europe: how effective are international initiatives?
Guest Editor: Jean-Pierre Jallade
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Contact Information

Postal address:
IEEPS / EIESP
J. Gordon
84 rue Vergniaud
75013 Paris, FRANCE

Legal address:
IEEPS Institut européen d'éducation et de politique sociale 
c/o Université de Paris-Dauphine
1, Place du Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny
75 116 Paris FRANCE

Phone: +33 (0)6 38 47 68 19
Website: www.eiesp.org
Email: ieeps@eiesp.org

Some examples of project evaluations

ADAPT: Eurotourist, Anticipation, Automotivation 2000;
YOUTHSTART: Réussir par le Football;
NOW: Dispositif de formation et d'accompagnement à des emplois de techniciennes dans les activités à mutations technologiques;
EURO PROFEM, orientation et accès des femmes vers les métiers diversifiés
LEONARDO: Alulingua

Type of project/activity:

Project evaluation The EIESP has substantial experience in the field of monitoring and evaluating vocational education and training systems, European projects and partnerships as well as European programmes.

Objectives:

The EIESP aims to:
provide development activities within the framework of reflection on the results and outcomes, draw conclusions, evaluate progress made and the process implemented at all stages in the project, for all partners and types of activities with a view to adjusting and/or re-defining activities or specific targets where and when necessary.

contribute to building the impact of the project, clarifying potential for mainstreaming and future work...

provide project teams with the opportunity of situating their development work in the broader context of European education and training development.

Background:

The EIESP developed project evaluation activity from the mid-1990s on, in order to assist project teams in drawing out the lessons from their activity, examine the contribution of transnational partnerships to innovative development work in training and employment, consolidate outcomes and results, disseminate the impact of the project to decision-makers and other practitioners, examine the potential for mainstreaming and further work.

Partners:

The EIESP undertook monitoring and evaluation of European funded projects for clients in many EU Member States at regional and institutional levels.

Main activities:

Thematic areas include support for small business development; continuing training and upskilling for the tourism, car repair, manufacturing and textile sectors and small businesses; solutions for overcoming obstacles to women's employment in rural areas and to the employment and (re-)integration of homeless people; keys skills through the performing arts for young people in difficulty; training for SMEs using information and communication technologies; development of CD-ROMs for foreign language learning for specific audiences, etc..

Approaches:

analysis of project documentation; analysis of results, outcomes and tools developed; quantitative and qualitative indicators; monitoring the work of the project steering group and thematic working groups; semi-directive interviews with project partners and beneficiaries.

Within the framework of ADAPT and EMPLOYMENT, the EIESP has also provided training on monitoring and evaluating European projects at national and transnational levels.

Clients: ADAPT, YOUTHSTART, NOW, LEONARDO