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The FEDE attending the EPALE conference

On 26 April 2018 the European Commission’s EPALE (Electronic Platform for Adult Learning in Europe) held its seventh thematic conference on the theme ‘Action culturelle: quelles démarches pédagogiques pour l'éducation des adultes?’ [Cultural action: different pedagogical approaches to adult education]. Held in Paris, the event brought together various European educational and cultural actors, resulting in a highly productive exchange of ideas. The FEDE was an active participant at the event, which was also attended by representatives of the Erasmus programme, UNESCO, Transplanisphère, the Ligue de l’enseignement Nord-Pas-de-Calais [Nord-Pas-de-Calais Teaching League] and members of civil society. Alice Jacques, policy officer for Claude Vivier Le Got, shared the FEDE’s expertise on lifelong education and learning. Lectures and workshops gave participants the opportunity to express their views on the links between culture and [lire plus]

The FEDE attending the EPALE conference2023-02-23T15:30:41+01:00

Jeanne Courouble: a multitalented entrepreneur

Jeanne Courouble has an Executive MBA from HEC, Paris. Entrepreneur, talented speaker, lecturer at HEC, member of the Société des gens de lettres (a French organisation defending authors’ rights) and colonel in the French Réserve citoyenne, she is, in addition to all that, a best-selling author. Jeanne Courouble is also a member of the FEDE’s Panel of Experts. In the following interview she speaks about her latest book, her career as an entrepreneur, and much more. What would you say have been the most important elements of your education? I’m glad you said ‘have been’ and not ‘were’.  For me education is lifelong and ongoing. Learning is an endlessly interesting luxury – a real source of joy. It is enriching both from the point of view of the teacher and [lire plus]

Jeanne Courouble: a multitalented entrepreneur2023-02-23T15:30:41+01:00

Jean-Michel Delaplagne has two passions: education and football

Jean-Michel Delaplagne, former General Secretary of the FEDE, has recently published a book entitled ETG : un rêve inachevé [Evian TG: an Unfinished Dream]. The book, which includes a preface by Jean-Michel Aulas, chairman of Olympique Lyonnais, talks football in a highly thoughtful way, taking into account the financial, managerial and social challenges clubs face. The aim is clear: to show the similarities between the management of a football club and the management of a large company. We talk with the author, an educational expert with a passion for the beautiful game. What would you describe as the milestones in your career? I graduated from the Institut d’Administration des Affaires [Institute of Business Administration], Grenoble. I taught economics during my studies, which allowed me to experience the joy of sharing knowledge [lire plus]

Jean-Michel Delaplagne has two passions: education and football2023-02-23T15:30:42+01:00

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