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International conference and FECBOP general assembly in Prague, 19-20 September 2013

GA Prague 2013The next general assembly of the FECBOP will be held in Prague on 19-20 September 2013. On this occassion, an international conference will be held, organised in the framework of European Social Fund project “Bilan de compétences for job seekers: exchange of international experiences and application of new findings in public employment services practice”.

 

 

2013-07-22T14:04:07+00:00July 22nd, 2013|

Ten years of FECBOP: reasons to celebrate and perspectives for the future

 

The 10th anniversary of the FECBOP was celebrated during the General Assembly in Bratislava, in presence of the representatives of different FECBOP members and also of political representatives of the Slovak and Czech republic (general secretary of the Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Family Branislav Ondrus, vice-minister of the Czech Ministry of Labour - Jan Marek"), as well as international experts from the field of career guidance.

2020-03-29T08:57:19+00:00April 22nd, 2016|

Project Kompass successfully concluded


„KOMPASS: Competence Balance – an innovative instrument for career planning and increasing of employability of Roma“ – results, experiences and Lessons Learned


Since 01.10.2012 the FECBOP and JugendStile.V. from Plauen have been implementing the Leonardo da Vinci Transfer of Innovationproject „KOMPASS“ together with 7 partner organisations from Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and France. The project is co-financed through the EU programme for Lifelong Learning.

“... They steal like ravens, are not willing to work and a peoples of restless nomads ...” – when itcomes to “gypsies” we are quick with prejudices. Even more problematic is the fact that they can bemobilised any time what is proven by regular riots and their actual living conditions in a very sad way.

2014-10-14T13:43:35+00:00October 14th, 2014|
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