Our capacitybuilding member, has been included in the list of ambassadors tackling early leaving from VET
Giovanni Crisonà has been included in the list of ambassadors set up and managed by Cedefop - European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training.
Ambassadors can make their good practice visible and accessible and contribute to further improve the Toolkit for tackling early leaving, a useful source for policy-makers and practitioners, working in a ministry, VET school, company, guidance centre, public employment service, social service, or youth organisation.The ARACNE+ project meeting has been held the last 15th and 16th of March in Pistoia
On March 15th and 16th, the partner meeting of ARACNE + project was held in the city of Pistoia, in CSCS.
Five partner organisations, from four different countries, each with outstanding experience in socio-labour insertion actions, represent different areas such as cooperatives, non-profit organisations, Public Administration, private business entities and university .
ARACNE+, is a project co-financed by the European program Erasmus+ / Formation of adults whose goal is to design, based on the existing best practice in Europe, an integrated model that combines vocational
training, personal empowerment and promotion of self-employment among women in labour and social exclusion situations.It was an interesting opportunity to have a first overview of the tasks to be carried out in the next months for developing the applicability of the ARACNE Model and a proposal for professional recognition of the competences to be acquired through the application of the ARACNE Model. An additional goal will be the
implementation an online learning platform.For more information, visit http://aracne.famylias.org/
CEDEFOP INVITES THE SKILLMAN PROJECT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE WORKSHOP ON SKILLS ANTICIPATION METHODS AND PRACTICES
Skillman has been selected by CEDEFOP, European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training as one of the most relevant projects for Sectoral Cooperation on Skills and has been invited to the workshop on Skills anticipation methods and practices that will take place the next 14th and 15th of June in Thessaloniki (Greece).
The event aims at presenting skills anticipation methods and how to put them into practice providing concrete strategies to support national stakeholders in the identification of learning needs. For this reason, three methods of skills anticipation (e.i. technological skills foresights, sectorial-based skills anticipation tools and the implementation and practical steps of setting up tracer studies) will be the focus of the workshop.
The sectoral skills model elaborated by Skillman will be presented in the session ‘Building on skill foresights: sector-based skills anticipation’ by Giovanni Crisoná. The presentation will address first the potential of the project and the initiative carried out in its first three years life, to secondly focus on the model and its application.
The 21st EYE Network Meeting has been held the past 5-7 of March in Brussels
The 21st EYE Network Meeting, held the past 5-7 of March in Brussels, has been an interesting opportunity for CSCS to meet experienced organisations already involved in the implementation of the programme in Cycle 9-SGA1 and newcomer organisations joining (or re-joining) the programme in Cycle 10.
The event, beyond fostering the increase of peer-to-peer learning amongst these Intermediary Organisations, offered a series of networking activities addressed to facilitate the collaboration among the organizations involved. The Agenda of the event is available here for consultation.
In the occasion of this meeting, the consortium led by CSCS - Entrepreneurs' Mobility - held also its third partner meeting.
Discussions focused on the performance of the consortium (1st in Europe in terms of registrations and second in Europe in terms of successful relationships accomplished) and upon methods to increase efficiency and quality of the matches.Other elements of the dicussion touched both the promotional activities and the improvement of the management procedures, in order to offer a better service to young and experienced entrepreneurs taking part in the programme.
The next partner meeting will take place in autumn 2018.The project meeting of Caronte: an useful opportunity to talk about the European learning standards for training
The project meeting of Caronte: an useful opportunity to talk about the European learning standards for training
CSCS participated in the meeting of the Caronte project, held the past 31 of January, 2018 in Finland at DIMECC (Digital, Internet, Materials and Engineering Co-Creation).
The presentation of Giovanni Crisonà (CSCS) on the new priorities for european cooperation on education and training is available here: https://goo.gl/8PwwFu
The meeting has been a good opportunity to identify the European learning standards that will be applied to the project’s deliverables and analyze the results of the survey carried out by the project partners and many additional companies throughout Europe.
The company that hosted the event is a leading breakthrough-oriented co-creation ecosystem that speeds up time to market making R&D&I professionals, organizations, shareholders and co-creation facilitators meet.
Caronte is expected to have an impact on digital competencies within SMEs, the accessibility to information, the implementation of a collaborative culture within companies and the reduction of the time-to-market of upcoming innovative products.
These results will be reached through the design, piloting and dissemination within companies (that operate in the raw materials sector and that focus their activities on recycling a substitution themes) of innovative approaches and strategies in retrieving, effectively organizing and properly sharing (among colleagues) scientific and technical information regarding the science and innovation frontiers, in order to speed up the time-to-market of innovative products.
