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Baltic Computer Academy (BDA) Lifelong learning activities

Baltic Computer Academy (BDA) Lifelong learning activities. Riga, 2012. Shortly about BDA. The company of Lattelecom group which is the leading provider of electronic communications services in Latvia Focus: adult training and knowledge certification Experience: 18 years Capacity:

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Baltic Computer Academy (BDA) Lifelong learning activities

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  1. Baltic Computer Academy (BDA)Lifelong learning activities Riga, 2012

  2. Shortly about BDA • The company of Lattelecom group which is the leading provider of electronic communications services in Latvia • Focus: adult training and knowledge certification • Experience: 18 years • Capacity: • 31 full time employees, • 2,3 mill euro • 3000 trainees a year • 100 workplaces equipped with computers for training at the same time • around 200 different courses

  3. The main activities • Standardized ICT manufacturers courses • ICT courses adapted to the needs of customer • Identification of the needs of training • Evaluation of skills and knowledge of employees • E-learning solutions • Blended learning solutions (courses with trainer in class and e-learning) • Development of training materials • Training of the trainers • Development and implementation of education projects

  4. Development of competences and knowledge: continuous process 1 – identify the required knowledge and skills 2 – evaluate the current knowledge 6 – strengthen the acquired skills 3 – develop the training plan 4 – train 5 – evaluate (by certificate) acquired skills

  5. The courses of BDA certificated by manufacturers • Certified Gold partner by Microsoft in training solutions • Gold partner by Novell in training solutions • The authorized training centre by IBM in Lotus solutions • Certified training centre by Oracle • Certified training centre by CISCO • Certified training provider in security solutions • The authorized training centre by PMI • The authorized training centre byAdobe

  6. The main advantages of BDA • Guaranteed standard of service quality (ISO 9001:2008) • Clearly defined course objectives • Qualitative training materials • Certificated trainers • Certification tests

  7. The training of computer users How to work more efficiently and productively with: • EIS • CRM • Accounting systems • Microsoft Office 2003/2007/2010: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access, Project, Visio • Open Office 2.0/3.0: Writer, Calc, Impress, Draw

  8. The evaluation of skills of specialists and computer users • The testing centre authorized by Prometric • ICT certification tests • Professional certification tests (The European Personnel Selection Office, PMI, financial auditors, SWIFT, Toefl, GRE etc.) • The testing centre authorized by VUE • ECDL testing centre • The knowledge evaluation tests developed by BDA before and after training

  9. E-leaning solutions • Course management system Moodle implementation in companies and educational institutions • e-learning courses developed by BDA • Integrated courses (e-courses and work with trainer) • Soft-skills – e-learning based on scenarios

  10. Projects developed and implemented by BDA2004-2012

  11. ICT specialists, the employees of companies • Information and communication technologies systems development, implementation and support courses for ICT specialists in companies of Latvia (Ministry of Economics, Investment and Development agency of Latvia, European Social Fund, 2004 – 2011) • Leading companies in Latvia – Latvijas Gāze (gas sector), Latvenergo (electricity), Grindeks (medicine), Severstallat (metalwork) etc.

  12. The training of employees of educational institutions and training systems implementation projects • The teachers training at general education schools for ICT instruments using during the education process ( 2008, The ministry of education and science, General education quality evaluation state agency) • Music and art school teachers training in ICT basic skills ( 2009-2012, The ministry of Culture, The State education development agency) • E-learning solutions implementation and teachers training in Latvian Academy of Music by JāzepsVītols, Vocational education schools, State fire and state rescue service of Latvia ( 2010-2012, The ministry of education and science, The State education development agency) • The teachers training in higher educational institutions for interactive technology implementation and usage in educational programme at universities ( 2010-2011, The ministry of education and science, LVVA)

  13. Social projects • Unemployed people training in computer and internet skills (Equal, EU, 2005) • Social day care centre visitors and children of orphanagein IC technologies usage( 2010, Culture Information systems, Bill&Melinda Gates Foundation) • Social inactive people individual (at home) training in ICT basic skills and usage in household (2010, Culture Information systems, Bill&Melinda Gates Foundation, Ventspils municipality) • Seniors training in basic computer and Internet skills (2010 – 2012, Lattelecom)

  14. Project together with State employment agency Lifelong learning activities/ non-formal education activities/ the activities for improving the competitiveness: • Computer master class with ECDL certification • Project management programmes • Client service, Business etiquette, Sales work organization programmes • Computer skills programmes for basic level and professionals • WEB solutions development programmes • Etc.

  15. Health sector projects • The health care employees training in basic ICT skills in the framework of guidelines «e-health in Latvia» (The ministry of Health, The vocational education centre of medicine) • Computer skills distance learning for the Health Compulsory Insurance State agency (HCISA) • Perform pre-course skills assessment • Prepare adapted learning path • Perform instructor-led computer based distance training • Perform skills assessment to ensure achievement of training tools

  16. Librarians training including librarians and IT consultants • Project «Improvement of information technologies and internet usage skills» (2005,1900 librarians were trained in Latvia with basic skills) • Project «The possibilities of Internet and TV during informatizationera» (2009 – 2010 developed training materials and 1750 librarians were trained in Latvia) • 2007, 1800 librarians were trained in Latvia to use e-signature

  17. Work with municipalities • Soft-skills (project management training) development at different municipalitiesacross whole Latvia: • Aglona (2012) • Jūrmala (2012) • Stopiņi (2012) • Jūrmala (2012)

  18. Leonardo da Vinci project «Fostering Free Software Usage in the Baltic States» (2010 – 2012) • Developed education programme on Free Software (FSW) which is compliant with the international standard for ICT education (ECDL) • Training of teachers and staff of VET institution and students and unemployed people on FSW which include graphics and e-learning development • Developed ECDL testing suite and authorization by supervisor authorities • Developed e-learning website

  19. Linda Romele Project manager linda.romele@bda.lv , +371 29421223

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