Abstract

Nowadays, it is observed that more adults are taking part in Lifelong Learning for various reasons. Some find it as a tool for a prosperous career path from experienced worker to retiree. On the other hand, many stakeholders achieve the prosperity of the country in many social spheres as a result of high participation rates of adults in Lifelong Learning. The cases in Germany and Singapore illustrate vividly the domain areas that are influenced by Lifelong Learners.

Keywords: Lifelong learning, Adult, Education, Sociology, Retirement, Neoliberal, Aging, Citizens, Upskilling, Labor market