Linklist of Greek government in English – the Education Ministry is included and has been separately entered in this database.
EOPPEP is the National Organisation for the Certification of Qualifications and Vocational Guidance, an all-encompassing statutory body investing on better quality and more efficient & reliable lifelong learning services in Greece. EOPPEP operates under the supervision of the Ministry of Education & Religious Affairs and is seated in Athens. It has derived from the amalgamation of three national bodies, all under the supervision of the same Ministry: the National Centre for the Accreditation of Lifelong Learning Providers (EKEPIS), the National Organisation for the Certification of Qualifications (EOPP) & the National Centre for Vocational Guidance (EKEP).
Greek Reporter is an international news portal run by Greek reporters and journalists, covering Greek and international news. The following link leads you to articles that have been tagged with the keyword „education“ in Greece. [Abstract: Editors of Education Worldwide]
The website provides information on internal organisation, history, contemporary research projects and study programs. Unfortunately, some categories have no content. [Abstract: Editors of Education Worldwide]
The School of Humanities offers nine courses (three undergraduate courses and six postgraduate courses) relating to education and culture. ΣΑΣ organizes international conferences every two years on ‚Open and Distance Education‘. It has an associate Scientific Union of Adult Education and the Scientific Association. The ‚Hellenic Network of Open and Distance Education‘ publishes the scientific journals „Adult Education“ and „Open Education“.[Abstract: Site editor’s information]
The country dossier for Greece, compiled by the International Bureau of Education of the Unesco (IBE), provides information on statistics (from the World Data on Education – WDE), national education reports, education plans and policies, a bibliography (partly with fulltexts) and links to other sources. [Abstract: Editors of Education Worldwide]
„The Association of Greek Researchers is a lobbying association of Greek researchers that are employed in the public research centres and institutes representing the interests of its members.“ The NGO was established in 1996 and has its seat in Athens. On their webpage they provide information about their activities and offer a list of research instituts that are supervised by the Greek General Secretariat for Research & Technology.[Abstract: Site editor’s information supplemented by editors of Education Worldwide]
The main aim of POSDEP since its establishment in 1989 has been to ensure that Greek governments will provide students with public, free university education and that the universities will be totally independent; fiscally, administratively, institutionally. POSDEP is mainly in contact with the Federation of Associations of Technical Institutions (OSEP-TEI) and the Union of Greek Researchers (E.E.E). They also have contacts with the Greek Federation of State School Teachers of Secondary Education (OLME) and the Greek Federation of State School Teachers of Primary Education (DOE) for subjects concerning the Education Law.[Abstract: Site editor’s information]
The multi independent institution ADIP has its seat in Athens and is controlled by the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs for the legacy of its actions. ADIP supports and implements processes to guarantee and improve the quality of higher education institutions for research and technology. Its aim is to support transparency as well as international development and trends. On their webpage all external evaluation reports (most of them in English) are available since 2008.
The Teachers‘ Federation Greece is mainly active in primary education politics and has its seat in Athens. DOE was established in 1922.Besides its commitment to improve primary education or to protect and promote professional and material interests of primary school teachers other purposes are declared in the statutes (in Greek only). [Abstract: Editors of Education Worldwide]
Teachers‘ Federation Greece Source / author of the website: Lehrer-Föderation Griechenlands
