Education and Youth in 10
Early education, lifelong learning: is Europe getting the foundations right?
In this episode of Education and Youth in 10, a policy analyst from the Eurydice Network and expert in early childhood education and care (ECEC) explains the crucial role of ECEC in giving every child the best possible start in life. The discussion explores differences in access and quality across Europe, the progress achieved and the action still needed to support young children, families and education professionals.
Transforming teaching: can education keep up with technology?
In this episode of Education and Youth in 10, experts from the European Commission and the Eurydice Network are joined by a school headmaster from a remote Greek island to explore the opportunities and challenges of digital education across different European countries and contexts. From teacher training and digital competences to the responsible use of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, the discussion examines how schools can bridge gaps in access, teaching and learning, and ensure that digital tools support quality, inclusive education for all.
Locked out: why are young people in a housing crisis?
In this episode of Education and Youth in 10, we explore young people’s access to affordable and quality housing across Europe. Drawing on the latest Youth Wiki report, experts discuss key challenges—from limited social housing and barriers to renting, to the different issues faced by young people in rural and urban areas, stronger youth inclusion in decision-making, and better long-term housing solutions for migrants and refugees.
Equal access, unequal outcomes: the inclusion illusion in higher education
This episode focuses on equity and social inclusion in higher education. It explores why equity matters, whether access to higher education truly translates into equal opportunities for success, and to what extent national policies support inclusion in this area. The discussion also looks ahead to what needs to evolve in European education policy to make higher education systems more inclusive and reduce inequalities.
Youth mental health and wellbeing: a complex challenge for EU policy
This episode focuses on youth mental health and wellbeing, why it is so high on the EU policy agenda, what the data says, where gaps remain, and how the States across Europe are responding to this issue. It shines a light on the pressures shaping young people’s lives, from digital stress, social media and cyberbullying to housing struggles, exclusion and unemployment, while also exposing the discrimination many face due to mental health challenges.
Early education, lifelong learning: is Europe getting the foundations right?
The discussion explores differences in access and quality across Europe, the progress achieved and the action still needed to support young children, families and education professionals.