CompCert – Transnational Meeting in Rome/Italy
On 21st and 22nd May 2015 project partners from France, Belgium, Italy, Czech Republic, Slovakia […]
Compcert – final preparations of the training programme for bilan de compétences counsellors
According to plan all Project partners from France, Belgium, Slovakia, Germany and the Czech Republic […]
CompCert – Transnational Meeting in Lyon/France
From 29 to 30 January 2015 the project partners from France, Belgium, Italy, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Germany met for their regular working session in Lyon/France.
The main focuses were on one hand the necessary considerations on updating and developing the European criteria of the competence balance (BdC) and on the other hand the first steps on the path to the development of a curriculum for the training of competence counsellors (CCs).
CompCert – further education for bilan de compétences counsellors
The „Kick-off Meeting“ on 29/10/2014 and 30/10/2014 that took place in Lengenfeld, was the start of a new EU-funded transnational project in the framework of the ERASMUS+ program, Keyaction 2 strategic partnerships. The objective of the project is the development, testing and implementation of a Europe-wide standardized type of further education for competence balance counsellors, according to the French model „bilan de compétence“. This is in-tended to ensure a nearly uniform quality of the bilan de compétences (BdC), according to the aforesaid model.
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.
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