EFEE President
EFEE Vice-President
Finnish Education Employers
EFEE Vice-President
National Confederation of Education and Training of Portugal
EFEE Executive Committee member
Secondary Education Council of the Netherlands (VO-raad)
EFEE Executive Committee member
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport and Youth, Cyprus
EFEE Executive Committee member
Secretariat Général de l’Enseignement Catholique en communautés française et germanophone de Belgique
EFEE Executive Committee member
Polish Union of Education, Poland
EFEE Executive Committee member
Association of Secondary and Vocational School Headmasters of Slovenia
EFEE Executive Committee member
GO! Onderwijs van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap, Belgium
EFEE Executive Committee member
BBB – Association of Private VET Education Employers of Germany
EFEE Executive Committee member
Within the EFEE member structure, each country of an EU Member State has one seat, one vote. However, within this structure, different levels of education can be represented (primary education, secondary education, private schools, higher vocational education, universities) by different national organisations (education councils, ministries, local and regional authority employers’ organisations). The EFEE members are listed in alphabetical order per country:
Wallonia
L’AGE (L’Administration générale de l’Enseignement) is part of the Ministry of the French Community of Belgium. l’AGE deals with career management of education employees and the allocation of student loans and grants.
SeGEC (Secretariat Général de l´Enseignement Catholique) is an association of independently managed Catholic schools in the French speaking community. http://enseignement.catholique.be/
Flanders
GO! Onderwijs van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap is responsible for providing official education in Dutch speaking Belgium on behalf of the Flemish community. It is financed by the Flemish government but functions independently of the Flemish Minister of Education. GO! is one of the three main educational networks in Flanders. GO! Through its 28 Schoolgroups, provides education from nursery school, through compulsory school age through to adult education and including schools specialising in creative and performing arts and technical and professional education. http://www.g-o.be/
Catholic Education Flanders is the umbrella organisation for catholic education in the Flemish Community, from kindergarten to adult education. http://www.katholiekonderwijs.vlaanderen/
POV (Provincial Education Flanders) is the umbrella organization for the provincial schools and centres for adult education and pupil guidance centres in Flanders. http://www.pov.be/site/
VLHORA (Vlaamse Hogescholenraad) is the association of thirteen Flemish Universities of Applied Sciences and Arts. http://www.vlhora.be/
Ministry of Education, Youth and Science: Government ministry on behalf of employers in education. http://www.mon.bg/
Bulgarian Association of Secondary Schools Headteachers (ASSPRB)
Bulgarian Association of Private Schools (BAPS)
UHSR (Association of Croatian Secondary Schools Principals ): representing headteachers of secondary schools, grammar schools, VET schools and boarding homes.
HUROS (Croatian Association of Primary School Principals): representing headteachers of primary schools. huros.hr
Ministry of Education and Culture: Government ministry and direct employer of all staff in state schools. www.moec.gov.cy
Association of Private Schools of Bohemia, Moravia and SIlesia (SSŠČMS)
KT (National association of municipalities): The municipalities are the predominant employers of staff in schools. www.kuntatyonantajat.fi
FEE (Finnish Education Employers) represents over 320 employers in the education and higher education sector in Finland. http://www.sivista.fi/
BBB (Association of Private VET Education Employers): www.bildungsverband.inf
Hellenic Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Culture
HAIS (Hellenic Association of Independent Schools): www.privateschools.gr/en/
OEFE (Hellenic Association of Private Tutors School): https://www.oefe.gr
KIMSZ (Association of School Headmasters): Employers Association of Public Education Institution Leaders. In Hungary, headmasters carry many of the responsibilities of employers in relation to school-based staff.
Klebelsberg Center: Governmental Agency of Public Employers. kk.gov.hu
ETBI (Education and Training Boards Ireland): National association that collectively represents and promotes the interests of Education and Training Boards (ETBs). ETBs employ staff in vocational institutions, as well as secondary and a number of primary schools. www.etbi.ie
THEA (Technological Higher Education Association): THEA is the representative body for 14 of Ireland’s Institutes of Technology. www.thea.ie
ACCS (Association of Community and Comprehensive Schools): ACCS is the national representative Association for 95 Community and Comprehensive Post-Primary Schools nationwide. www.accs.ie
Ministry of Education, Universities and Research: Government ministry on behalf of employers in education. http://www.istruzione.it/
ANINSEI (National Association of Non-State Institutions of Education and Instruction) https://www.aninsei.it/
Ministry of Education and Science: Government ministry that employs some teachers directly . The ministry conducts the negotiations with the Latvian teacher unions. www.izm.gov.lv
Ministry for Education and Employment: Government ministry that employs some teachers directly and regulates the education system as a whole. www.education.gov.mt
Mr Peter-Paul Carabott
Ministry of Education: Government ministry on behalf of employers in education. http://www.mpin.gov.me/
VO-Raad (The Secondary Education Council): National association of governing boards of secondary schools. www.vo-raad.nl
PO-Raad (The Primary Education Council): National association of governing boards of primary schools. www.poraad.nl
MBO Raad (The Association of VET colleges): National association of governing boards of VET colleges. www.mboraad.nl
VSNU (The Association of Universities in the Netherlands): National association of Dutch universities. www.vsnu.nl
The Norwegian Association of Local and Regional Authorities (KS) represents all of Norways 426 municipalities and 19 counties. www.ks.no
Polish Education Union (PUE)
Ministry of Education and Science: Government ministry on behalf of employers in education. www.min-edu.pt
CNEF (National Confederation of Education and Training) www.cnef.pt
ANESPO (National Association of Professional Schools) www.anespo.pt
AEEP (Federation of Private Education Providers) www.aeep.pt
EDUFORM Education and Training Employers Federation: represents private education and training employers in Romania and is founder of the Sectoral Committee on Education and Continuing Vocational Training.
Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sports of the Slovak Republic / Association of Education Employers: Government ministry and national social partner on behalf of employers in education. www.minedu.sk
Ministry of Education, Science and Sport: www.mizs.gov.si
Association of Secondary and Vocational School Headmasters
Association of Secondary Schools and Dormitories
Association of Primary and Music Education Headmasters
Pre-school National Principal Association
SALAR (The Swedish Association of local authorities and regions): The national association of municipalities, county councils and regions, which employ most teachers in Swedish schools. SALAR is a NGO and an employer’s organization for all the 290 local authorities, 18 county councils and two regions in Sweden. SALAR is responsible for term and conditions of teachers, school support staff in pre-school, primary, secondary and upper secondary education in Sweden. http://skl.se/web/About_SALAR.aspx
SAGE (Swedish Agency For Government Employers): The Swedish Agency for Government Employers is a membership organisation for Government agencies. www.arbetsgivarverket.se
UCEA (Universities and Colleges’ Association): National association of universities and colleges of Higher Education for the whole of the UK. www.ucea.ac.uk
LGA (Local Government Association of the UK): The LGA is the national voice of local government. We work with councils to support, promote and improve local government. http://www.local.gov.uk/