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3 janvier 2009

La Région Poitou Charente met en place un Service public régional de la formation professionnelle

Les conditions du marché ne permettent pas seules d'assurer une formation professionnelle de qualité pour tous, notamment pour les personnes les plus en difficulté, sur l'ensemble de la région.
C'est pourquoi, le Conseil régional de Poitou-Charentes réuni en session le 15 décembre 2008, a décidé de mettre en place un service social d'intérêt économique général (SSIEG) pour agir en faveur des demandeurs d'emploi non qualifiés (niveau VI ou V bis) ou dont la qualification est obsolète en raison de l'évolution du marché du travail ou d'une non mise en oeuvre de cette qualification dans une activité professionnelle depuis au moins 2 ans.
Le SSIEG permettra en particulier à la Région de mettre en place un service public de formation sur l'ensemble du territoire régional, tel que prévu dans le schéma régional des formations en 2006.
La mission d'intérêt général confiée à ce service public est de permettre d'obtenir un niveau de qualification professionnelle (validée par une certification inscrite au RNCP) ouvrant l'accès à un emploi durable, et d'assurer, sans conditions particulières, l'accès aux formations qualifiantes, c'est à dire à l'exclusion de tout système de pré-sélection fondé sur des pré-requis. Les prémices de ce service public ont été expérimentés avec le dispositif Quart'avenir qui a acueilli près de 400 jeunes "tels qu'ils sont".
Le SSIEG devra organiser toutes les activités nécessaires à la construction d'un parcours professionnel : accueil, information, orientation et conseil, pré-formation et préparation à la vie professionnelle, formations qualifiantes, hébergement et restauration.
Ses obligations de service public garantiront l'accueil de l'ensemble des publics éligibles, quelles que soient leurs difficultés. Il assurera une réponse adaptée à leurs besoins, la liberté de choix et l'égalité d'accès aux services proposés. Il garantira la continuité de service (21 jours de fermeture maximum par an), la qualité des services rendus, la sécurité et la qualité des équipements mobilisés et le respect d'une tarification spécifique permettant un accès universel à ses utilisateurs.
Le choix des opérateurs chargés de ce service public régional sera réalisé dans le cadre de marchés publics, de concessions de service, par mandatement direct ou par toute autre procédure adaptée. Les entreprises mandatées percevront une compensation de service public couvrant tout ou partie des coûts de mise en oeuvre et des obligations de service public qui en découle.

3 janvier 2009

Slovakia : Continuing vocational education and training (CVET) for adults

There is a long tradition of adult education in Slovakia, however, with a focus on serving adult learners’ personal interests rather than increasing their employability. Continuing vocational education and training (CVET) was originally provided predominantly at training centres linked to enterprises and branch industries. In the early 1990s the two systems - adult education and CVET, underwent dramatic changes. Sectoral industry-affiliated CVET centres closed down or after privatisation, widened their scope of services beyond education and training. Similarly, traditional adult providers started to operate as any other private body offering education and training demanded by the market.
The Strategy of Lifelong Learning and Lifelong Guidance and Counselling till 2015 (Stratégia celoživotného vzdelávania a celoživotného poradenstva do roku 2015) was adopted by the government on 25th April 2007 however without elaborated tools and clear measures in support of LLL. The Strategy reflected trends in EU, the Lisbon strategy and Copenhagen process and recognise importance of adoption of Copenhagen principles and development of Copenhagen tools.
Education and training is offered within the National Programme of Education and Training for the Labour Market (Národný program vzdelávania a prípravy pre trh práce) elaborated and implemented by the employment services headquarters of the Centre of Labour, Social Affairs and Family (ÚPSVaR, Ústredie práce, sociálnych vecí a rodiny) and/or by regional offices, according to identified regional priorities (which should be included in the comprehensive Regional Training Plan) and through training providers selected by public procurement. Furthermore, agreement on training must be based on a specific procedure finalised by a written agreement. Both public and private providers are accepted.
According to § 153 of the Act No. 311/2001 Coll. the Labour Code (Zákon č. 311/2001 Z.z. Zákonník práce), as amended, an employer “shall attend to deepening the employees’ qualification, or to its increase ... employer shall negotiate with employees’ representatives measures aimed at attending to the employees’ qualification, its deepening and increase”. According to § 155(1) the employer can make a written agreement with the employee enabling “the employee for increasing his/her qualification by providing time off, wage compensation and reimbursement of other costs pursuant to study, and the employee commits himself/herself to remaining in an employment relationship with the employer for a determinate period upon completion of study, or to repay costs associated with the course of study, even when the employee terminates the employment relationship prior to the completion of study.”
Despite the developed CVET/LLL market, the share of adult population in training is insufficient. The reason for this is the low purchasing power of inhabitants.

Stratégia celoživotného vzdelávania a celoživotné usmerňovanie a poradenstvo až 2015 (Stratégia celoživotného vzdelávania a celoživotného poradenstva do roku 2015) bol schválený vládou dňa 25. apríla 2007 sa však bez nástrojov rozpracované a jasné opatrenia na podporu celoživotného vzdelávania.

3 janvier 2009

Le nouveau site web : http://www.apprentissage.gouv.fr/

L'adresse http://www.apprentissage.gouv.fr/ mène à la Délégation générale à l'emploi et à la formation professionnelle sur le site du Logo MINEFE. Il ne faut bien sûr pas la confondre avec la page "Regard sur les dispositifs emploi et formation professionnelle", ni même avec la page "Formation professionnelle" sur le site du  Ministère du Travail, des Relations sociales, de la Famille et de la Solidarité.


C'est peut-être plus clair en japonais :

アドレスhttp://www.apprentissage.gouv.fr/全般の委任に雇用や職業訓練のため
のサイトにつながる ロゴMINEFE
。それ、もちろん、サイト上の"訓練"は、 "表示デバイスの雇用と職業訓練 " 、あるいはと混同されていません 労働部は、社会問題、家族と連帯

Ou bien plus limpide en coréen : 주소 http://www.apprentissage.gouv.fr/ 일반 위임 고용 및 사이트에 대한 직업 훈련에 대한 단서 로고 MINEFE. 그것은, 당연히의 사이트에있는 "교육" "보기 장치 취업 및 직업 교육", 혹은 심지어와 혼동해서는 안된다 노동부, 사회 실무, 가정과 연대.

2 janvier 2009

Portugal : Continuing vocational education and training (CVET) for adults

In 2005, with the aim of raising basic qualification levels of adult population, the Portuguese Government launched the New Opportunities Initiative. Among other aspects, this initiative facilitates, with a special interest in terms of continuing vocational training, the recognition, validation and certification of acquired skills (which shall constitute the ‘entry door’ to adult vocational training). It also promotes vocational training intended for adults who have no qualifications or whose qualifications are inadequate for integration in the labour market.
During the current year, within the scope of the Agreement for Vocational Training Reform signed by the Government and its social partners, the Sistema Nacional de Qualificações (National Qualifications System – SNQ) has been created. The Catálogo Nacional de Qualificações (National Qualification Catalogue - CNQ) contains a set of standard guidelines, which are essential for the competitiveness and modernisation of economy and for the personal and social development of individuals, enabling that training solutions are thus rightly adjusted to the needs of enterprises and of the labour market.
The Conselho Nacional da Formação Profissional (National Council for Vocational Training – CNFP), which is an advisory body of the Government in terms of the conception, formulation and support of the qualification policies for the Portuguese population, within the framework of the SNQ. The Council approves the elements which constitute the CNQ.
The social partners’ involvement in the development and provision of continuing vocational training gained increased support with the signing of the Acordo sobre Política de Emprego, Mercado de Trabalho, Educação e Formação (Agreement on Policy concerning Employment, the Labour Market, Education and Training) (2001) and with the implementation of the Código do Trabalho (Labour Code).
The number of workers involved in vocational training schemes varies widely from sector to sector and depending on the size of enterprise concerned. The results of the Inquérito Comunitário à Formação Contínua nas Empresas [Community Survey of Continuing Training in Enterprises]and the Inquéritos Nacional sobre a Execução das Acções de Formação Profissional [National Surveys of the Implementation of Vocational training Activities] indicate an upward trend in participation by workers in enterprises with ten or more employees.
For people who have joined the labour market but wish to continue studying, Portuguese law establishes the rights and status of student-workers (Art. 79 of the Labour Code). Accordingly, workers are entitled to support in the form of flexible working hours (or time off work to attend classes, if necessary) and have the right to take leave of absence to attend assessment procedures.

Gabinete de Estratégia e Planeamento Em 2005, com o objectivo de elevar os níveis básicos da população adulta, o Governo Português lançou a Iniciativa Novas Oportunidades. Entre outros aspectos, esta iniciativa permite, com um interesse especial em termos de formação profissional contínua, o reconhecimento, validação e certificação de competências adquiridas (que deverá constituir a 'porta entrada "para adultos de formação profissional). Também promove a formação profissional destinados aos adultos que não têm habilidades ou cujos conhecimentos são insuficientes para a integração no mercado de trabalho.

2 janvier 2009

Formation en travail social : l'Aforts et le GNI s'allient au sein d'Unaforis

Unaforis regroupe 170 établissements de formation en travail social implantés dans 22 régions, ce qui représente quelque 3 000 emplois permanents, 50 000 étudiants accueillis dans des dispositifs de formation initiale et 70 000 stagiaires inscrits en formation professionnelle continue.
Au terme de plusieurs mois de rapprochement, les deux principales organisations représentant les établissements de formation en travail social (EFTS), l'Aforts et le GNI, ont créé une nouvelle fédération, l'Union nationale des associations de formation et de recherche en intervention sociale (Unaforis), dont l'assemblée constitutive s'est réunie le 19 décembre à Paris.
Pressenti pour prendre la tête de la nouvelle structure, l'ancien directeur de l'action sociale Pierre Gauthier, aujourd'hui directeur de l'agence régionale de l'hospitalisation (ARH) de Midi-Pyrénées, devrait voir sa nomination confirmée le 21 janvier prochain, date à laquelle le premier conseil d'administration d'Unaforis doit élire son bureau.

Parmi ses principaux objectifs, Unaforis compte, entre autres, "oeuvrer à l'inscription de l'appareil de formation (EFTS) dans l'enseignement supérieur professionnel européen (hors université)", en privilégiant notamment un modèle du type "haute école spécialisée" (HES) tel qu'il est mis en oeuvre en Belgique ou en Suisse par exemple.

   

Unaforis lists 170 training institutions in social work located in 22 regions, representing some 3 000 permanent jobs, 50 000 incoming students in initial training devices and 70 000 students enrolled in vocational training.

2 janvier 2009

Lithuania : Continuing vocational education and training (CVET) for adults

The Law on Education (Švietimo įstatymas, 1991, new edition 2003) is an umbrella law which establishes the goals and principles of the educational system, the framework for institutions, as well as the obligations of the State. It covers formal, non-formal and informal education and training, and assistance (informational, consulting and etc.) for both learners and teachers. Following the Law, the purpose of vocational training is to assist people to acquire, change or upgrade their qualifications and to prepare them to participate in the labour market.
The Provisions of the National Education Strategy 2003-2012 (Valstybinės švietimo strategijos 2003-2012 m. nuostatos) establishes a goal of at least 15% of the working age adult population should participate in some kind of education and training every year by 2012.
The Law on Support for Employment (2006) establishes that training for unemployed people (and those made redundant) is organised according to formal and non-formal vocational training programmes. Participants receive an education grant and their travelling/accommodation expenses are reimbursed during the training period.
Formal labour market training programmes are registered in the Register of Study and Training Programmes of the Ministry of Education and Science (http://www.aikos.smm.lt). Non-formal labour market training programmes for unemployed people are included in a Register controlled by the Lithuanian Labour Market Training Authority (http://www.darborinka.lt).
The legal framework contains some incentives for enterprises and employees to participate in training, although limited to tax relief. The Law on Profit Tax (2001) enables enterprises to deduct training costs from their taxable income. However this provision is not well formulated and not all employers know about this possibility (see Statistics Lithuania: http://www.stat.gov.lt).
Adults willing to upgrade their qualification may find information on all training and study programmes in the homepage of Open Information, Counseling and Guidance System (Atvira informavimo, konsultavimo ir orientavimo sistema, AIKOS): http://www.aikos.smm.lt.

 

Įstatymas dėl švietimo (Švietimo įstatymas, 1991 m., nauja redakcija 2003) yra "skėtinė" įstatymą, kuris nustato tikslus ir principus, švietimo sistemos, pagrindų institucijoms, taip pat pareigas valstybės. Ji apima formalų, neformalų bei neoficialų švietimą ir mokymą ir pagalbą (informacinę, konsultacinę ir tt.) Abiejų besimokantiesiems ir mokytojams. Po įstatymą, siekiant profesinio mokymo uždavinys yra padėti žmonėms įgyti, keisti ar atnaujinti savo įgūdžius ir paruošti juos dalyvauti darbo rinkoje. 

2 janvier 2009

Latvia : Continuing vocational education and training (CVET) for adults

Strategies for adult education in Latvia are defined by the Concept of Adult Education of Latvia (Pieaugušo izglītības koncepcija), the National Lisbon Programme for 2005/2008. Adult education should satisfy both the need for personal development and public needs. It should aim to fulfil individual needs and complement existing levels of education and training regardless of age and levels of previous education.
Some of these issues are being addressed in the Guidelines for Lifelong Learning (2007-2013) which outline the vision for 2013 in terms of the needs of different target groups; mainstream development; policy aims and results indicators; and resources available.
There is a long tradition of adult continuing education in Latvia usually with evening courses for working adults who had not completed primary or secondary education. The Law on Education (Izglītības likums 1998) stipulates that adult education should be individually chosen to encourage personal development and improve labour market competitiveness. Adults have the right to follow programmes throughout their whole life, regardless of formal levels of education.
Training programmes for unemployed people are financed from the state budget. They can also be organised according to employer proposals who are seeking employees with certain skills; where this is the case the employer must provide a job for the trained person lasting at least 1 year.
Enterprise provided training can assist employees to adapt to new tasks or to re-qualify to improve their career chances. For enterprises in Latvia participation in training is a voluntary activity and they tend to be more concerned with providing training to ensure their employees can adapt to new workplace demands and provide courses on-site or outside of the enterprise usually at private providers. The number of providers has been increasing, especially in the cities, to meet the training demands of enterprises.
There is little information on the amount of training undertaken at individual initiative in Latvia. Some universities have Continuing Education Departments which provide training for individuals. Other training options include self-education through informal study through TV and radio, audio and video cassettes, as well as computer learning.

  LIIS Logo Latvijas Izglītības Informatizācijas sistēma

Daži no šiem jautājumiem tiek aplūkoti Pamatnostādnēs Mūžizglītības (2007-2013), kas izklāsta redzējums 2013 ziņā vajadzībām dažādām mērķa grupām; mainstream attīstību; politikas mērķis un rezultātu rādītājus, un resursu pieejamību.

1 janvier 2009

Les licences professionnelles dans la base de données Reflet du CEREQ

 La base Reflet répertorie les diplômes de l'enseignement technique et professionnel délivrés par les ministères de l'Education nationale, de l'Agriculture et de la pêche, et les directions générales de l'Action sociale et de la Santé. Elle présente l'historique des diplômes de l'enseignement technique et professionnel.
Elle contient plus de 2 600 diplômes (hors licences professionnelles) pour lesquels sont disponibles des données quantitatives tels les effectifs en dernière année de formation, les résultats aux examens... et des données qualitatives qui reposent sur un fonds documentaire alimenté par les textes réglementaires. La consultation de tableaux synthétiques sur un ensemble de séries statistiques et la constitution des généalogies graphiques (repérage de l'ancêtre de chaque diplôme) fondent l'originalité de Reflet et caractérise sa dimension historique.
Dernière publication Reflet : Les usages de la base de données REFLET, Françoise Kogut-Kubiak et Jean-Louis Kirsch . Net.Doc (Reflet), n° 40.
La base Reflet a un menu Licences professionnelles avec cinq rubriques: nouveautés, diplômes, effectifs en formation, résultats aux examens et chronologie.
Vous trouverez dans la base Reflet :

 * Les licences professionnelles délivrées depuis l'année 2000. Attention : il n'existe pas d'arrêtés d'abrogation pour les licences professionnelles. Seule la date de création du diplôme est donc connue.
 * Les effectifs d'inscrits depuis l'année scolaire 2000/2001 répartis par sexe, université et académie (France métropolitaine).
 * Les résultats aux examens (effectifs présents/admis) depuis la session de 2001, répartis par université et académie (France métropolitaine).
A noter : les Diplômes Universitaires de Technologie (DUT) sont répertoriés dans la rubrique «Education nationale».
 

De basisarealen Reflet lijsten graden van het technisch onderwijs en beroeps-certificaten uitgegeven door de ministeries van Onderwijs, Landbouw en visserij, en de algemene directies van het Sociaal en Gezondheid. Zij presenteert de geschiedenis van de diploma's in het technisch en beroepsonderwijs.

1 janvier 2009

Italy : Continuing vocational education and training (CVET) for adults

In Italy, there are two systems that provide adult education. The first falls under the responsibility of the Ministry of Education. The second, which provides continuing vocational training (Formazione Professionale Continua) for adult workers, is organised by the regional authorities.
The general system of Adult Education is financially supported on the base of resources allocated by the State, the Regions, and the local authorities; other funding can be provided by a number of public and private agencies, as well as by EU resources. Continuing training activities in Italy are implemented by a variety of agencies and institutions.
Lifelong learning in Italy is thus "disseminated" through the education, training and labour systems, and therefore the institutional jurisdiction in the programming, management and evaluation of the actions regarding lifelong learning is highly specialised. The reference context of lifelong learning (systems of education, training and labour) has been recently affected by wide-ranging reform processes.
Order No. 22 dated 6 February 2001 of the Ministry of Education "Sull'educazione degli adulti", states that the educational system must act according to procedures agreed with the vocational training and informal-education system, in order to "accompany the development of the individual, thus guaranteeing lifelong learning" in the full exercise of the right of citizenship. The right to lifelong learning, as a right of citizenship, is understood as an instrument of targeted action on social exclusion.
The growth of the Adult Education Centres has been considerable, rising from 25 in the first year of their foundation (1997) to 540 in 2003-2004.
The Adult Education Centres are located throughout Italy with an average of five centres per Province (the highest concentration is observed in Lombardy, Sicily and Campania).
The reforms introduced in Italy in recent years for the labour market, the social security and the VET system involve an overall system oriented towards “Welfare to Work”. One of the main objectives of this system is to foster the integration (or reintegration) in the labour market for the unemployed, the weaker categories or those at risk of exclusion.
According to the most recent Excelsior survey carried out by Unioncamere, Italian enterprises have nowadays more awareness of their fundamental role in training their employees, especially in the starting phase of their job. This fact confirms an existing gap between formal/school training and real vocational needs expressed by the productive system.
The activities of the Adult Education Centres are aimed not only at courses for the attainment of educational qualifications, but also for the reception, listening and guidance, as well as the primary, functional and adult literacy, the learning of language skills, the development and consolidation of basic skills and know-how, the recovery and development of cultural and relational skills both suited to the activity of participation in social life, and to the return to training of persons in marginal conditions.

link al sito di progetto
1 janvier 2009

Découvrez le nouveau logiciel de SIFAC de l'AMUE

nouveau logiciel de gestion financière et comptable

Découvrez le nouveau logiciel de Système d’Information Financier, Analytique et Comptable (SIFAC) de l'Agence de Mutualisation des Universités et Etablissements (AMUE).
24 établissements ont confirmé leur choix de prendre Sifac en 2010, troisième vague d’implantation du nouveau système d’information financier, analytique et comptable. Retours sur les conditions de déploiement du logiciel et l’accompagnement de l’Amue.

Le projet de réalisation d'un nouveau système de gestion financière et comptable s'est décomposé en 5 phases :2007 > construction du logiciel comprenant une phase de conception et une phase de vérification d'aptitude. Première vague > 1er janvier 2008 : 12 établissements pilotes basculent sur Sifac. Deuxième vague > 1 janvier 2009 : le logiciel sera implantés dans 34 établissements.Troisième vague > 1er janvier 2010 : 24 établissements ont à ce jour confirmés le choix Sifac. Quatrième vague > 2011 : dernière année du déploiement en établissement...

24校の決定は2010年に、金融情報、分析と会計の新制度
実施の第3の波Sifacを取ることを確認している。
 ソフトウェアの導入に伴う戻り値とEUAM 。財務管理と会計の新しいソフトウェア

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