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European Guidance Forum AT,CZ,FI,FR,GE,PL

European Guidance Forum AT,CZ,FI,FR,GE,PL. Joint Actions Project LLG Peter Härtel , Coordinator. European Network. National Forums for lifelong Guidance connection between NFG´s Sharing good practice Stimulus for NFG development From National level to European level

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European Guidance Forum AT,CZ,FI,FR,GE,PL

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  1. EuropeanGuidanceForum AT,CZ,FI,FR,GE,PL Joint Actions Project LLG Peter Härtel , Coordinator

  2. European Network National Forums for lifelong Guidance • connection between NFG´s • Sharing good practice • Stimulus for NFG development • From National level to European level • Collaborative action among partners and networks • policies and actions for Community level • efficient use of effort by NFG at national and European level (jmc) This project has received funding from the european community

  3. Expending access CG for older people CG for employed adults CG for disadvantagedgroups CG for unemployed adults Improvingcareer information Politicalthemes andareas CG for tertiary colucation Training and Qualification Funding CG CG for young people at risk Coordination andstrategie leadership CEG in school Assessing and Evaluation • Project • Change of structure • Network • Change of Framework This project has received funding from the european community

  4. COMMON EUROPEAN REFERENCE TOOLS FOR GUIDANCE Aims and principles of lifelong guidance provision Reference points for quality assurance systems for guidance provision in Europe Key features of lifelong guidance systems This project has received funding from the european community

  5. Reference Tools I.Identifying areas of relative strength IIIdentifying gaps and weaknesses III. Identifying possible areas for European Co-operation IV. Refining the tools This project has received funding from the european community

  6. Austria: Steps to a National Strategy • Step: Platform for guidance and counselling • Step: Define the key points for a strategy for LLG • Step: broaden the national platform of all relevant actors in the field of guidance and counselling (National Guidance Forum) • Step: Implementation of processes and activities for a continuous cooperation and coordination in the field of guidance systems and services on national, regional, local level • Step: (accompanying to Step 1 to 4) Development of national measures and offers This project has received funding from the european community

  7. Key stakeholders providing CG Länder Min. of Labour Min. of Education Government Information Centres Personal Guidance Economic Chamber Chamber of Labour Careers fairs Employees Employers Trade Union Industry This project has received funding from the european community 7

  8. Czech Republic • To create proper conditions for career guidance for university students (both for bachelor and master study) • To implement the system project (European Social Fund) „Education – Information – Guidance – Career“ • To enlarge guidance services in school – development of school psychologist’s and special teacher’s services • To co-ordinate career guidance services in schools together with services of labour offices (Information and Guidance Centres). To create an individual project: „Guidebook of your career“ • To adjust and co-ordinate proper conditions for career guidance at schools, school guidance centres and labour offices. This project has received funding from the european community

  9. Job selection support system - competencies Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports teacher advisor In school Out of school Guidance for primary job orientation Basic school pupils Job selection education Labour office guidance Guidance for secondaryjob orientation and behaviour on labour market Secondary school students „Introduction to the world of labour“ Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs This project has received funding from the european community

  10. Germany • Not yet a coordinated system of LLL and LLG • National meeting with 5 key partners June05 • First step : working group for the national forum – 40 partnerinstitutions found a common agreement – mission statement Cooperation e.g. with IAEVG This project has received funding from the european community

  11. self directed information resources opportunities Counselling within HR-Development Counselling within HR-Development guidance Competence Reporting Opportunities and providers in the field of counselling* job-placement black box ... … in respect to the demand and the opportunities … in respect to methods and theories … in respect to interest and motivation Entrepreneurship- Counselling career-counselling Lifelong Learning – Counselling education- counselling. career-counselling student- counselling special programmes job-placement vocational training study junction into Job professional life and development retirement school chambers of com. and industry labour administration counselling agencies within div. branches schools student service at universities public instit. for LLL counselling consulting organisations lack of ... … transparency and obstacle free access … quality, efficiency, professionalism and reliability … of public funding and of willingness of private payment career center at universities labor administration HR-counsellors Job-recruiters trade unions education institutions HR within firms/ organisations social service This project has received funding from the european community providers 11

  12. Finland • Most of regions and municipalities are involved in a national process • Plan for regional Joint Action Groups – some are existing, some are at the start • Quality criteria have been developed • There are different Challenges: • ·For immigrants it is hard to find a work • ·Different needs of boys and girls • The finish national Joint Actions group was working for over 20 years already and is going to be found again, but not as a permanent group. It now concentrates on certain important themes. • Conference in Nov. 06 This project has received funding from the european community

  13. Young people in danger of dropping out Early intervention Multi- cultural counselling CROSS-SECTORAL MULTI-PROFESSIONAL • DEVELOPMENT PROJECT • OF GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING • - developing guidance and counselling in • different educational settings • realise the goals of national curriculum • guidelines • - develop professional skills of student • counsellors and teachers • develop counselling of • transition phases N E T W O R KS N E T W O R K S Counsellingstudentswithspecialneeds Gender sensitive counselling AVAILABILITY AND SUFFICIENCY OF GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING SERVICES FOR EACH YOUNG AND ADULT PERSON 13

  14. France • In the year 2003 in France a large consultation process and discussion with the social partners in education took place. The result was the “Report d´Elo”. • 2004 a new law on education concerning guidance came out. The first time the information for the career awareness is a big task in schools. • ONICEP is an important integrated organisation of the French ministry for education. It sets up a basis for the National Forums. This project has received funding from the european community

  15. « la découverteprofessionnelle » • …are requested to contribute to this project (companies, professional organizations, Ministry of Labour, Ministry of Education…) • It is a good opportunity to set up the very bases of a national Forum on Life Long Guidance. This project has received funding from the european community 15

  16. Poland The members of the National Forum are: • ·Vocational counsellors (all 3 resorts) • ·Scientists (experts and teaching staff) • ·Representatives of the 3 ministries: • ·Representatives of the local self-govern administration (Voivodshaft and County) • ·Representatives of the employer organizations • ·Coordinators of the regional fora This project has received funding from the european community

  17. Poland • Planned activities • ·Creating the circumstances to support the regional fora • ·Life long guidance development • ·Round table discussion – December, 2005 • ·International conference: European fora, May 2006   • The regional fora: • are going to be coming in the regions: Szczecin, Toruń, Lublin, Kraków, Rzeszów This project has received funding from the european community

  18. Ministry of Education and Sport Ministry of Economy and Labour Ministry of National Defence European Commission Directoriat General Education and Culture Structure of VG in Poland National Forum For Vocational Guidance Steering Committee Chief Command of the Volunteers Work Commandoes Vocational activism offices National Resource Centre of Vocational Guidance National Centre for Supporting  Vocationaland Continuing Education Mobile Centres of Vocational Information Psychological-Pedagogical Counselling Units Woivodshaft Labour Offices Centres for Vocational Information and Career Planning School Career Units University Career Centres County Labour Offices This project has received funding from the european community

  19. Some Key Aspects of NF LLG • Common understanding of guidance and counselling • Education, employment, social aspects • Key actors, stakeholder, ministries • Centralized or decentralized systems • Regulation by law in several fields • GC on various phases of life • Special tasks and questions, needs and demands • Cooperation on national level in a common process This project has received funding from the european community

  20. Critical Factors (interim results) • Awareness of the importance of GC • Political and administrativ background • Visible benefit for individuals, state and politicians • Leadership and cooperation in a network • Activities at national, regional, lokal level • Activities and cooperation of all relevant actors • Sustainable interests of national stakeholders This project has received funding from the european community

  21. Obstacles e.g. • Complex legal and organisational frameworks • Various points of view in different institutions • Institutional interests and politics • Personal and financial resources • Understanding of cooperation and networking • Political changes and new responsibilities • Difficulty to organize a sustainable prozess This project has received funding from the european community

  22. European added value • Both directions: from EU to Nations and vice versa • Philosophy and strategy: Lisbon process, resolution for LLG • Reference tools – principes, criteria, practical help and orientation • Support in programs and projects • Increasing value of tools by using them • Exchange and sharing experiences and effects • Documentation, communication, development as a common, continuous process This project has received funding from the european community

  23. Thank you for support, cooperation and attention

  24. EuropeanGuidanceForum AT,CZ,FI,FR,GE,PL Joint Actions Project LLG Peter Härtel , Coordinator

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