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Eurocarers define a carer as “a person that looks after family, partners, friends or neighbours in need of help because they are ill, frail or have a disability. The care they provide is unpaid.” In the EU27, 3% of people state that they care for an elderly or disabled relative several times a week, 4% do it once or twice a week and 8% do so less than once a week. Altogether, a quarter of people r ...
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The online course was developed through consultation with the partners to ensure that the content successfully met the learning needs of volunteer managers in each of the partner countries and could be used more widely across Europe in future.
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The e-Tourism Framework (e-TF) will be derived from e-Competence Framework (eCF) issued by the European Committee for Normalisation (CEN/ISSS) by adaptation from European Qualification Framework (EQF) . The e-TF will be issued according to the methodology developed by the EQF Code project to adapt eCF to Internet jobs. EQF Code was highly evaluated by the German Leonardo Agency who invited the te ...
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The main purpose of the project is to transfer results from the LdV project "Integration of Workplace Learning in Vocational Teacher Education" (IWOLTE).That project is also the background for the new project (TIWOTE).Developing the skills and competences of VET teachers, trainers and supervisors is the overall aim of Tiwolte.In IWOLTE we developed two training coursesfor vocational supervisors an ...
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Globalization, the economic recession and the technological revolution are some of the main factors that have substantially changed our society and labour market’s needs. Processes towards labour market insertion are more and more demanding and the structure and features of job positions have changed. In order to face these challenges, it is important to detect which competences employers are look ...
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KEMP - Keep employment by developping e-skills.
Start date: Dec 1, 2007,
Conscious of the difficulties that older workers face in terms of age discrimination and the increasing demand for technical competency, the KEMP project offered e-skills development specifically for older workers in service-sector SMEs. Building upon an initial needs analysis and state-of-the-art reflection on e-skills in the service-sector, partners identified and compiled a series of good learn ...
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