Latin America Learning was a project of the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at Michigan State University. You can browse for OER resources and projects by country, region or topic. You will also find information on research activities as well as further news. [Source: Editors of Education Worldwide]
The OECD’s vocational education and training (VET) study, „Learning for Work,“ is comprised of analytical papers and individual country reports, and is intended to help countries better align their vocational education and training systems with labor market needs. We link here to the final version from 2010. The Internet Archive contains an initial version of this report from 2009, as well as country reports and other background information. Not all PDFs are still available in the Internet Archive. [Abstract: Editors of Education Worldwide]
The Union of Universities of Latin America and the Caribbean (UDUAL) is an international organism founded with the objective to promote the universities of the member countries. The aim is the fostering of cooperation of Latin American and Caribbean universities amongst themselves as well as with other institutions and cultural organisations as the UNESCO; the cultural Interamerican Counsil of the OEA etc. UDUAL facilitates the orientation, coordination and unification of the economical and administrative organisation of the member universities without compromising the conservation and the inclusion of individuality. Also, UDUAL supports the organisation of the exchange of teachers, students, researchers and graduates as well as the exchange of publications, studies and research as well as teaching material.
The Latin-American and Caribbean Educators Association (AELAC) is a non-profit ONG which unites all pedagogues and institutions of Latin-America and the Caribbean and which is involved in the study and the solutions of the problems of the educational and the cultural sectors of those areas. The objective of the assocation is to define, to preserve and to develop an adequate, autochtone and autonomous pedagogic which contributes to the development of the identity of the peoples and thereby to incorporate human values, within the unity and the respect of cultural diversity, the Latin-American and Caribbean identity and peaceful coexistence.
The Network of Virtual Libraries of Social Sciences of Latin-America and the Caribbean (CLASCO) has the objectives to promote and to facilitate the access to research results of the member centres of CLASCO. For this purpose, CLASCO has created a virtual library which grants free access to the different contents. CLASCO was founded by the libraries of the members of the Consejo Lationamericano de Ciencias Sociales. In joint work with the network of those centres, the electronic publications of the members are enregistered and disseminated in CLASCO.
This OECD-website lists international websites related to child well-being research. It differentiates between international organisations, european organisations, non-profit-organisations international research projects, ministries, governmental facilities, statistics agencies and universities.
This page of the OECD contains current studies and analyses on issues relating to the integration of people with a migration background and refugees in the OECD countries. The topics include language training, recognition of educational qualifications, digital and social participation.
This list provides, first, links to the higher education institutions in the countries (alphabetically arranged), followed by links to international higher education resources, international educational exchanges and to information about scholarships and grants.
The website of the Latin American Network Information Center (LANIC) offers extensive link lists to institutions and websites of the primary, secondary and higher education field as well as to language courses and to scholarships. The links are arranged by country or by category.
The list contains links to universities, colleges and schools in the Caribbean area. The navigation point „courses“ offers links to alphabetically ordered study programs world wide.
