Objective
OBJECTIVES
With closer European integration, an increasing number of skilled workers and professionals will be seeking employment in other European countries. In parallel, the evidence is that the completion of the internal market is having an impact within the construction sector throughout the EU. The dynamics of these changes are concurrent with major technological changes both within individual countries and across the European construction system. The aim of this project is to provide new low-cost training tools in order to enhance the transparency of vocational procedures and to improve foreign language skills in the multinational construction sector.
ACTIVITIES
Relevant subject material will be compiled from construction sites in four European countries. Materials will be based on the same situational context to allow comparisons between countries. A computer model of a building will be developed and adapted to include the differences between the countries. Modular computer based training templates will be developed to locate and check foreign language terminology and subject matter. All materials will be integrated with multilingual exercises and feedback. Finally, the end product will be tested and disseminated.
PRODUCTS
A distance self-training module in the form of interactive multilingual multimedia training software, also on CD-ROM.
- A methodological guide for trainers.
Contract number : UK/PP/LP9/III.1.a
Domaine : Initial vocational training
Contents :
Language training
Products :
Short training courses
Training programmes/ curriculum
Methodologies for analysing training needs
Public :
Trainers, designers & managers of training programmes
Workers/ Employees
Companies
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Coordinator
BS16 1QY Bristol
United Kingdom
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