Economic, social and demographic change is highlighting a need for lifelong education and training. However, older people face different challenges compared to students straight from school. The “Education in Mid and Later Life ” study at Victoria University shows how students aged 40 and over managed to finance their studies, illustrating differences by gender, ethnicity and work status. It demonstrates the importance of work-related motives for study and outlines implications for policy
Lifelong education does not exist without older people’s education. The third age lasts up to three ...
This explorative study sought to examine the educational experiences of older adults (from 60 to 80)...
A late modern rationale for the education of older people has not yet been sufficiently explored. In...
Population ageing requires a better-educated workforce capable of producing more of the goods and se...
Students aged 60 years and older who attend university are generally less concerned with vocational ...
(Note: In this paper lifelong learning opportunities for older learners in a number of countries are...
Literature on lifelong learning is predominantly concerned with the utility of learning in relation ...
What would prompt people to undertake education and training in their mid-20s and beyond and what ar...
The author deals with the meaning of education in later life for active ageing during the long trans...
The impact of the demographic changes occurring in many countries will be far-reaching and will affe...
Today’s working population is going through a noticeable transition: people are working to a much o...
The United States is an aging nation and this trend is predicted to continue. Parallel to a populati...
This study draws from interviews of baby boomers (born between 1946 and 1965) enrolled in a traditio...
Undertaken in the context of an ageing population and under-representation of older adults in formal...
Increasing mature-age access to education and training in a way that is responsive to changing labou...
Lifelong education does not exist without older people’s education. The third age lasts up to three ...
This explorative study sought to examine the educational experiences of older adults (from 60 to 80)...
A late modern rationale for the education of older people has not yet been sufficiently explored. In...
Population ageing requires a better-educated workforce capable of producing more of the goods and se...
Students aged 60 years and older who attend university are generally less concerned with vocational ...
(Note: In this paper lifelong learning opportunities for older learners in a number of countries are...
Literature on lifelong learning is predominantly concerned with the utility of learning in relation ...
What would prompt people to undertake education and training in their mid-20s and beyond and what ar...
The author deals with the meaning of education in later life for active ageing during the long trans...
The impact of the demographic changes occurring in many countries will be far-reaching and will affe...
Today’s working population is going through a noticeable transition: people are working to a much o...
The United States is an aging nation and this trend is predicted to continue. Parallel to a populati...
This study draws from interviews of baby boomers (born between 1946 and 1965) enrolled in a traditio...
Undertaken in the context of an ageing population and under-representation of older adults in formal...
Increasing mature-age access to education and training in a way that is responsive to changing labou...
Lifelong education does not exist without older people’s education. The third age lasts up to three ...
This explorative study sought to examine the educational experiences of older adults (from 60 to 80)...
A late modern rationale for the education of older people has not yet been sufficiently explored. In...