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Welcome to the Network of European Psychologists in the Education System!

The network is meant to support Psychologists in their work in the Education System across Europe through this website in order to help developing an optimal learning environment. This is the place to publish and store your projects, ideas, experiences, stories and professional issues you feel important to share.

Also we like to inform interested people about the work of Psychologists in the Education System, who they are, what they do, where you can find them...Read more about us!

 

This EFPA/ N.E.P.E.S. Report 2010 is a result of the EU co-funded ESPIL PROJECT Nov.2009-Oct.2010 and now available at this website!

You will read about the links of European Lifelong Learning Policies and the Work of Psychologists in the Education System and you are welcomed to watch the film 'European School Psychologists' by clicking on the reference below. The film is also a product of the ESPIL project. To learn more about the ESPIL project, please click on the image below. To read the report, please click on the mentioned documents below. We will be happy to receive your comments at info@nepes.eu.

 

 

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This website, video film and publication reflect the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.


 

 


ESPIL Project Video Film 'European School Psychologists'.

EFPA/N.E.P.E.S. ESPIL report "Training, Education, Professional Profile and Service of Psychologists in the European Educational System" PDF 2.6MB

EFPA/N.E.P.E.S. ESPIL Bericht "Aus- und Fortbildung, Berufsprofil und Dienste von Psychologen im Europäischen Bildungssystem"PDF 2.8 MB

EFPA/N.E.P.E.S. rapport ESPIL "Formation Initiale et Continue, Profil Professionnel et Service de Psychologues dans le Système Educatif en l'Europe" PDF 2.9MB




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