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The third PROFARM German network meeting took place on September 6, 2017 at the “Werkhof” in Kassel. The Case Manager – this is the language used by the Italian-Dutch-German EU project PROFARM process facilitator, plays an important role supporting people with care needs starting up their careers. It involves quality assurance and accompaniment, and the […]
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The Second European Vocational Skills Week will take place on 20 to 24 November 2017! This first European Vocational Skills Week took place on 5-9 December 2016 with events in Brussels, Belgium and hundreds of activities in Member States, EFTA and EU candidate countries organised at national, regional and local levels. To capitalise on this energy […]
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The NetMe-In project is delivering her first results… Currently the NetMe-In project is having a meeting in Lyon, France, discussing the drafts and concepts (the micro caps and knowledge building caps). NetMe-In is initiated by European partners from France, Italy, Croatia, The Netherlands, Spain and Turkey and is a very good example of the digital […]
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The implementation of the PROFARM model will mainly take place on the involved farms, presenting the workplace for the vocational training of young people with special needs. Therefore the partner farms play an important part concerning the quality and the sustainability of the PROFARM-project. That is why we have drafted an assessment form. The goal […]
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YOUTH WORKNET aims at promoting the exchange of good practices in the field of networking-based activities for young unemployed people. By taking part in several EU and national projects, consortium partners have observed that traditional employment services tend to result ineffective in comparison with more innovative, informal and flexible solutions such as those based on […]
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Unemployment of young people is not a new phenomenon in Europe. An effective strategy would have to be comprehensive, including all aspects of employability, such as education, vocational orientation and training, mobility, entrepreneurship and social protection. As a European partnership of mutual learning, Way 2 Learn 2 Work (W2L2W) has achieved to intensively […]
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PROFARM Newsletters In the PROFARM project we (Dutch Foundation of Innovation Welfare 2 Work and De Groenewelle) work together with Dutch, Italian and German partners. Anthropoi Bundesverband is one of our German partners. Their „Bericht 2017. Soziale Zukunft“ informs about their activities in 2016/2017. This was published for a big event in June 2017: The […]
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The European Union 2020 Strategy aims at a smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, principle which is found in all Community programs’ objectives, and last but not least in the program for education, training, youth and sport, i.e. Erasmus+ 2014-2020 as well. According to the recent Isfol study entitled “The cultural mediator in […]
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Social networks – whether professional or not – are used more and more in the recruitment process. If those with a high level of qualifications have very quickly understood and assimilated the codes of these new practices, this is not the case for a significant number of people in the employment market. Author: […]
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‘The success of the Dutch employment model comes through building on the principles that exist within the culture – the strengths of work and entrepreneurialism. It is not something that can simply be replicated, as it is our strengths that we must look to in Scotland’. Chris Messenger, Senior Development Officer of the Scottish Drugs […]
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