Centre for Education Policy

“Together in transition” – local self-governments take part in the project for supporting education of students from vulnerable groups

Ten cities and municipalities from Serbia (Aleksinac, Becej, Bor, Zabalj, Knjazevac, Leskovac, Nis, Novi Sad, Surdulica i Cuprija) take part in realisation of the project “Together in transition”.

Online support for the final exam

In just a few days from the moment when direct work of schools in Serbia stopped, teachers had organized themselves to conduct distance learning and to prepare materials for students who do not have the possibilities to access distance learning. However, these are not the only activities.

Analysis on teachers and support personnel

In cooperation with Network of education policy centers (NEPC), Centre for education policy is working on designing a chapter of UNESCO Regional report on inclusion and education in Central and Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia, within the 4 sustainable development goal (SDG) progress reporting.

Analysis on progress in chapters 25 and 26

CEP is participating at the conference "European Integration of Serbia 2016-2020: How far have we progressed towards EU membership?", presenting the analysis on progress in chapters 25 and 26.

Second Phase of the Project “Together in transition - Support to Children from Vulnerable Groups in Transition to Secondary Education”

Starting January, Centre for Education Policy, in cooperation with Pestalozzi Children's Foundation, has launched implementation of the second phase of the project “Together in transition - Support to Children from Vulnerable Groups in Transition to Secondary Education”

Council of Europe New Project Phase Launched

Starting November 2019, Centre for Education Policy is a part of the Council of Europe’s project “Quality Education for All (Quality Ed – Serbia)”, that is built upon on the results of the previous project “Fostering a democratic school culture in schools in Serbia” (2017-2019) and represents a new project phase.

Director of the Centre for Education Policy Participant at the Kopaonik Business Forum panel

At this year's Kopaonik Business Forum, which lasted from 3rd to 6th March, the director of the Centre for Education Policy, Jasminka Čekić Marković, took part in the panel "Human Capital – a Constraint or an Opportunity for Robust Growth?"

Hacking policy issues in Albania and Serbia

Sixteen participation hackers gathered in Tirana on January 24, to discuss issues of concern to youth in Albania and Serbia as part of the HPiB Project funded by RYCO.

Call for youth to participate in project “Hacking Participation in the Balkans – A better region starts with youth -Innovative ways of empowering Balkans youth to impact policy making processes”

Within the project “Hacking Participation in the Balkans – A better region starts with youth -Innovative ways of empowering Balkans youth to impact policy making processes”, Centre for Education Policy would like to announce the Call for young people who are interested to take part in this project.

Best of UNICEF research 2017

Result of the two-year project “Combating early school leaving in Serbia through effective dropout prevention and intervention measures at the school level”, a study on the effects of prevention and intervention measures for preventing the dropout of students from the education system of the Republic of Serbia, has been declared for one of the best UNICEF researches for 2017!