
As of the first of January, 2007, the European Union consists of 27 members. As the key to prosperity for all, education is of central importance for every country and for the community as a whole.
Structures and systems of education within the EU member states differ greatly. Yet, transparency and mobility in the sector of schooling and training are of vital importance for a living Europe.
In formal terms, the European Union has no voice in the educational organization of its member countries. However, it is gaining increasingly in influence and importance, for instance by creating and shaping promotional programmes and mobility instruments (e.g. Europass, EQR).
In global competition, enterprises in their human resources sectors also adopt a more and more transnational attitude in their considerations, plans and activities. Transnational agreements of Ministers of Education (e.g. the Bologna Declaration) provide the European education sector with new forms and opportunities.
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