Formation Continue du Supérieur

Le CARIF Espace Compétences, centre ressources Euroguidance France Emploi, organise le séminaire :
Des outils et/ou acteurs facilitateurs de la mobilité européenne et internationale
Le 16 octobre 2015 de 9h00 à 17h00 au World Trade Center / Marseille 2 rue Henri Barbusse 13001 Marseille
Quels objectifs ?
Permettre une meilleure lisibilité des acteurs et des actions conduites en PACA et au niveau national permettant de faciliter la mobilité et une mise en lumière des acteurs œuvrant sur le territoire.  S’enrichir des expériences des dispositifs et des acteurs travaillant sur les actions permettant de favoriser la mobilité européenne et internationale.

Au programme :
MATIN
Table Ronde :
Bénéfices et facilitation des parcours en mobilité.
APRES-MIDI 
Ateliers 
Thème 1 : Comment faciliter un parcours de mobilité ?
1^er session : 14h-15h  / 2^ème session : 15h30-16h30
Thème 2 : Valorisation de l’expérience de la mobilité pour une meilleure insertion professionnelle.
1^er session : 14h-15h  / 2^ème session : 15h30-16h30
Sont déjà partenaires :

Région Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur - Pôle Emploi (EURES) - CRIJ Provence-Alpes - Réseau EURODESK -
Eurocircle - Collectif CAMI - Mission locale

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La Direccte Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur publie avec le CARIF Espace Compétences la 5^ème  édition de l’annuaire des titres professionnels en Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur.
Cet annuaire regroupe en première partie, les 1048 agréments accordés par la Direccte, en cours de validité au 30 juin 2015, qui proposent 160 titres professionnels différents répartis sur 314 sites.
Ces données sont classées par grandes filières d’activité, par intitulé du titre et par département.
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