Category:Education

This section offers you information on diverse opportunities for professional education and training in different fields of arts and heritage. Various institutions and some professional courses and workshops are presented as well as their producers.

If you are seeking for information on educational programmes for children and youth, please contact the organisers of the Cultural Bazaar, an annual presentation of educational programmes and producers at Cankarjev dom, Cultural and Congress Centre.

A general overview of Slovene educational system is provided by Eurypedia, European Encyclopaedia on National Education Systems.

Education web resources

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Arts Academy of the University of Nova Gorica updated 7 months ago
Department of Art History, University of Ljubljana updated 8 months ago
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Association of Slovene Museums updated 12 months ago
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Jazzinty

Since 2000 the Jazzinty International Music Workshop and Festival has been taking place every August at the LokalPatriot club in Novo mesto.

Foreign jazz musicians and pedagogues are invited every year to run the workshops and to play at the festival. These jazz events have become one of the main international musical events in the region of Dolenjska. In spite of rather conventional musical programming there's also a space for more progressive performers, teachers, and concerts. The Jazzon Award is bestowed every year.

The Jazzon Alpe-Adria competition is open for the composers from Slovenia, Austria and Croatia.

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Slovene.si

The website Slovene.si was developed in 2012 by the Centre for Slovene as a Second/Foreign Language in collaboration with more than 40 experts for the distance learning of Slovenian. The site is available in 7 different languages and is intended for beginners with no previous knowledge of Slovenian (level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). It develops different language skills, mostly listening, reading, and writing.

The Slovene.si website is based on the Distant Slovene project (2004–2006). Upon logging into the system for the first time, the users enter the course designed in Moodle, a free source e-learning software platform. The course uses everyday issues, social phenomena and cultural trends as springboards for learning activities. The portal also features sample tests, and information on Slovenia and its language.

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