KOMPASS 2013-2014

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BULGARIA, HUNGARY AND ROMANIA

ARE INTERESTED BY THE “BILAN DE COMPETENCES”

Within the KOMPASS project, the Institute Pscherer (Lengenfeld, Germany) asked the FECBOP for an involvement via an international partnership with Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania. The objective of this program is to train professionals in these three countries for a perfect mastery of the “bilan de compétences” according to European standards FECBOP and allow them to obtain the European certification “Quality EU Bilan de compétences.” This approach is part of the issue of social and professional integration of Roma populations, which constitute a major component of the mobility of labor between the three countries and Germany.

For more details :

Contact for FECBOP : Timo Zimmer; tz@pscherer-online.de

Contact for the project : Stefan Breymann Bildungsinstitut PSCHERER gGmbH Reichenbacher Straße 39 08485 Lengenfeld Telefon: +49 37606 39330 Mail: sbr@pscherer-online.de

Website : http://www.pscherer-online.de/www/phpwcms/index.php?kompass

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