Objective
To identify and define a common core of skills and knowledge that underpins employment in craft-level electrical/electronic occupations in four Member States. To develop a training programme based on the common core that is transferable and certificated in different countries.
MAIN DOMAIN OF INNOVATION:
Innovative training needs analysis with a special focus on core/key qualifications. An innovative framework for analysis has been developed. The common core has three elements:core skills/core competencies/core processes.Adopting this framework allows comparisons to be made.
TARGET GROUP(S):
Unqualified or less qualified. People working in SMEs. People at work. Employers, Colleges and institutions responsible for training the unemployed and those facing unemployment.
OPERATING CONTEXT:
Raising qualifications. Changes to technology, work organisation, quality controls and product markets require new types of skills in manufacturing.
TECHNOLOGY:
Information technology in manufacturing production/products. The focus is on skill requirements across a range of manufacturing industries.Emphasis on craft level kills.
INVOLVEMENT WITH ENTERPRISES:
Partnership between large enterprises and SMEs.
INVOLVEMENT OF SOCIAL PARTNERS:
Joint social partnership steering/advisory groups.
RESULTS:
Transferable models and concepts. Innovative training materials. The emphasis on core skills and core competences provides a basis for evaluating current and future training provision.
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Coordinator
CF5 2YX Cardiff
United Kingdom
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