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Integration into the Labour Market

Integration into the Labour Market Role and Support of LEONARDO DA VINCI National Agencies. Martin Prinz LEONARDO DA VINCI NA Austria. General Approach. Activities for Thematic Monitoring. Distribution of information and communication

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Integration into the Labour Market

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  1. Integration into the Labour Market Role and Support of LEONARDO DA VINCI National Agencies Martin PrinzLEONARDO DA VINCI NA Austria

  2. General Approach Activities for Thematic Monitoring • Distribution of information and communication • Connecting results of projects of procedure A and B as well as interlinking to procedure C • Advise to project promoters • Follow-up on projects

  3. General Approach Activities for Thematic Monitoring • Monitoring and advise on relevant themes • Support in creating European partnerships • Organising events • Co-operation with European Commission and other National Agencies

  4. General Approach Activities for Thematic Monitoring • Interlinking to other European Initiatives and Programmes • Interlinking to national Initiatives and programmes • Networking with political decision makers on national level

  5. Number Theme Reviewing NA Sub-cluster 1 Integration and Training of Young People ISL Sub-cluster 2 Integration of Migrants LV Sub-cluster 3 (Re-)Integration of Physically Disabled People B (vl) Sub-cluster 4 (Re-)Integration of People with Learning Disabilities NL Sub-cluster 5 Reintegration into the Labour Market AT Sub-cluster 6 Guidance and Counselling NO Sub-cluster 7 Development of Qualifications and Competencies in Specific Sectors BG Sub-cluster 8 Development of Social Services CZ Sub-cluster 9 Development of Entrepreneurship NL Integration into the Labour Market

  6. Thematic Monitoring – Group 1 Main activities • Update of project documentation • Information and networking activities • Organisation of seminars

  7. Project documentation • Compendium of projects • 110 projects 2000 – 2002 collected (project information sheets) • Projects 2003 to be added • Project database (www.leonardodavinci-projects.org) • Ongoing process • Event calendar

  8. Information and networking Thematic Seminars • Organised around thematic sub-clusters • To discuss project activities and results • To promote exchange of experience and networking with practitioners and decision makers

  9. Information and networking Thematic Seminars • Organised around thematic sub-clusters, representing different aspects of ‘Integration into Labour Market‘ • Bringing together projects and relevant stakeholders to promote exchange of experience and networking • Organised as smaller events allowing active participation

  10. Overview of the Seminars 2003 • ‘Guidance and Counselling’ • 26/27 June 2003, Oslo • (2) ‘Integration of Migrants’18/19 September 2003, Oslo • (3)‘(Re)-integration of Physically Disabled and People with learning Disabilities’ 14 November 2003, Reykjavik • (4)‘Development of Entrepreneurship’21 November 2003, Zoetermeer

  11. Results and Conclusions (1) ‘Guidance and Counselling’ • Organised within the framework of a Contact Seminar; networking of public and private organisations as one major aim • Workshops as fora of exchange of views and discussions • Need of widening the services of guidance and counselling, e.g. lifelong guidance for employees and training of counsellors

  12. Results and Conclusions (2) ‘Integration of Migrants’ • 6 workshops dealing with specific questions • Many similarities in training methodologies and philosophies of the projects: possible synergies identified • Great need of examples of good practice; comparison with USA as example of mixed cultures and easier integration

  13. Results and Conclusions (3) ‘(Re)-integration of Physically Disabled and People with learning Disabilities’ • 3 working groups dealing with different aspects: Access to education and training; Impact of ICT; Barriers to employment • Access to VET and LLL as key factors • Awareness raising as specific aim

  14. Results and Conclusions (4) ‘Development of Entrepreneurship’ • 2 main aspects: ‘Job creation’ – New employment opportunities; and ‘Job protection’ – Development of skills within companies • Sectoral approach as a key question • Responsibility of NAs to create ‘national marketplaces’

  15. General Conclusions • Smaller events as useful as larger conferences, allowing more active participation and in-depth discussion • Emphasising the role of NAs as facilitators and moderators of the implementation process at national level • Opening of project activities and involvement of relevant stakeholders to be considered at an early stage of the project

  16. Follow Up • Follow-up to the seminars by taking the results and defined needs of the projects into account • Smaller Valorisation events to themes of relevance • At national level: Seminars planned on Entrepreneurship, Language learning, Integration and Guidance, open for other countries

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