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21 mai 2014

DIGCOMP: un marco para desarrollar y entender las competencias digitales en Europa

Author(s): Barbara Neza BreckoAnusca Ferrari and Yves Punie. DIGCOMP: un marco para desarrollar y entender las competencias digitales en Europa hacia una investigación y diseño del aprendizaje liderado por el maestro.
 El presente artículo describe el marco de competencias digitales desarrollado por EC JRC IPTS a cargo de la DG de educación y cultura con el objetivo de contribuir a un mayor entendimiento y desarrollo de las competencias digitales en Europa.  La competencia digital es una de las ocho competencias clave de formación continua y es esencial para la participación en nuestra cada vez más digitalizada sociedad. PDF Document application/pdf iconDigital Literacies and eCompetence In depth 38 1.pdf. See more...

21 mai 2014

DIGCOMP: a Framework for Developing and Understanding Digital Competence in Europe

Author(s): Barbara Neza BreckoAnusca Ferrari and Yves Punie. The paper describes the digital competence framework developed by EC JRC IPTS on behalf of DG Education and Culture with the overall aim to contribute to the better understanding and development of digital competence in Europe.
Digital competence is one of the eight key competences for lifelong learning and is essential for participation in our increasingly digitalised society. It is therefore necessary to understand and define what digital competence is and consists of. PDF Document application/pdf iconDigital Literacies and eCompetence In depth 38 1.pdf. See more...

20 mai 2014

The European area of Skills and Qualifications

La newsletter Europass du mois de mai est paru. Télécharger la newsletter.
The European area of Skills and Qualifications
The continuing difficulties surrounding the recognition and transparency of skills and qualifications hinder the development of the right mix of skills and qualifications as well as the mobility needed to achieve a better match between skills and jobs to help boost competitiveness and prosperity. The European Commission has collected the views of stakeholders on the problems faced by learners and workers with regard to the transparency and recognition of their skills and qualifications when moving within and between EU Member States, on the adequacy of the related European policies and instruments and on the potential benefits of developing a “European Area of Skills and Qualifications”.
Through the public consultation held between December 2013 and April 2014 the Commission wished to explore the extent and nature of the current obstacles to the recognition and transparency of skills and qualifications across Europe, possible solutions and the potential value added of EU action in the current and future economic and technological context. The consultation addressed in particular the following issues:
1. How to place a stronger focus on higher and more relevant skills
2. Further strengthening links between education/training, mobility and the labour market
3. Adapting to internationalisation trends
4. Ensuring overall coherence of tools and policies and further implementing the learning outcomes approach
5. Ensuring clarity of rules and procedures for the recognition of skills and qualifications for further learning
6. Increasing the focus on quality assurance
7. Providing learners and workers with a single access point to obtain information and services supporting a European area of skills and qualifications.
The results of the public consultation will feed into a possible Communication that the Commission may launch in 2015, followed by possible revisions of existing European instruments for the transparency and recognition of skills and qualifications. Télécharger la newsletter.

12 mai 2014

Faire un stage dans une entreprise en Europe

Service-Public.fr : Le site officiel de l'administration françaisePar la Direction de l'information légale et administrative (Premier ministre). Plusieurs programmes européens permettent de partir en stage dans une entreprise ou dans un établissement de formation en Europe : les programmes Leonardo, Erasmus et Eurodyssée. Ces programmes peuvent vous concerner si vous êtes lycéen, apprenti, jeune diplômé, salarié en formation continue ou demandeur d'emploi, enseignant, formateur... Vous devrez effecteur des démarches pour en bénéficier. Divers financements vous sont proposés.

11 mai 2014

VAE sans frontière

VAE sans frontière  - Rencontres débats du 10 au 13 juin - St Quentin, Amiens, Beauvais.

Objectifs : 
Dans chaque pays européen, les individus s'interrogent sur leur avenir et la formalisation ou l'objectivation de ce qu'ils ont appris.
La Belgique, la France, l'Italie, la Lituanie, la Pologne et le Portugal ont oeuvré, dans le cadre des programmes européens Grundtvig et Transversal, pour le partage des méthodes et des outils visant la validation de l'expérience.
Dates: Rencontres débats du 10 au 13 juin

Ouvre un lien interne dans la fenêtre couranteAccédez au programme

Démarre le téléchargement d'un fichierTélécharger le programme (pdf).

11 mai 2014

Le CEDEFOP publie "Développer la formation en apprentissage"

Dans sa dernière Note d'information, "Développer la formation en apprentissage", le Centre Européen pour le Développement de la Formation Professionnelle (CEDEFOP) aborde le sujet de l'apprentissage dans les pays européens.
Les données de la publication révèlent qu'en dépit de ses nombreux avantages, la voie de l'apprentissage est sous-utilisée.
Si des pays comme l'Allemagne, les Pays-Bas ou l'Autriche affichent un faible taux de chômage, le mérite en revient en grande partie à leur système d'apprentissage.
Télécharger la Note d'information
Télécharger le communiqué de presse. Voir l'article...

11 mai 2014

Hedda podcast: Higher education transformation in the Western Balkans

By Hedda. Episode 45 of our podcast series features Martina Vukasovic (CHEGG, Ghent University). In the podcast, we discuss the recently finished NORGLOBAL funded project about higher education transformation in the Western Balkans. We highlight the key project results, including what she thought to be the most surprising research results. Further, we discuss challenges when working with capacity building and reflect on the plans for the future. See more...

11 mai 2014

Thematic week: Presentations from the conference on higher education in Western Balkans (1)

By Hedda. We are also delighted to share with you presentations from the final conference “European Integration in Higher Education and Research in the Western Balkans” that took place in Oslo on 27th of February 2014 at the University of Oslo. The conference gathered project members as well as invited people from the region and beyond. See more...

10 mai 2014

For better information on skill needs across Europe, help us improve the EU Skills Panorama

Cedefop - European Centre for the Development of Vocational TrainingCedefop is transforming the EU Skills Panorama website into a central access point for information and intelligence on skill needs in occupations and sectors across Europe. And we need your help.
Our aim is for the EU Skills Panorama to become a comprehensive, dynamic, interactive and user-friendly website that provides new data and information on European skill trends, as well as links to other European and national information sources.
Your views count. You can help us improve the website by spending around five minutes to complete the EU Skills Panorama Users Survey
Take a look at the current EU Skills Panorama website at: euskillspanorama.cedefop.europa.eu

Links

euskillspanorama.cedefop.europa.eu
10 mai 2014

Press release - A successful first step towards European partnerships on apprenticeship

Cedefop - European Centre for the Development of Vocational TrainingApprenticeships and similar work-based schemes have proven to make it easier for young people to move from education to work. But not all countries have highly-developed apprenticeship schemes, and many wish to benefit from others’ experience. A Cedefop event this week helped to pave the way towards new partnerships for apprenticeship between EU countries.
Apprenticeships have become one of the pillars of youth guarantee schemes which Member States are currently establishing in order to help young people get a foothold in the labour market. Within the European Youth Guarantee, the European Union’s programme for education, training and lifelong learning, Erasmus +, recently earmarked financial support for apprenticeship schemes. This includes the formation of partnerships involving two or more countries or social partner organisations.
As part of its support to the European alliance for apprenticeships (EafA), on 7-8 May Cedefop, along with the European Commission, organised a special event aiming to help establish such partnerships. The
European Apprenticeships Conference showcased examples of actions, programmes and approaches related to apprenticeship which can be adapted by Erasmus + countries.
Attachments
PDF EL Δελτίο Τύπου (PDF  79.82 Kb 08/05/2014)
PDF EN Press release (PDF  42.11 Kb 08/05/2014). More...

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