IBS > Projects > Youth, education and labour market > TLÜ Kasvatusteaduste instituudi õppekavade võrdlus

Duration:10.2014–11.2014

Contacts:Merit Tatar

Funder:Tallinna Ülikool

TLÜ Kasvatusteaduste instituudi õppekavade võrdlus

Balti Uuringute Instituut koostab TLÜ Kasvatusteaduste instituudi õppekavade võrdluse ja analüüsi tuginedes kutsestandarditele ja Elukestva õppe strateegiale 2020.

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