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FROM THE GOOD TO THE BEST
Quality in VET
An European exchange and a comparator check
COMPETENCE PROFILE OF
TEACHERS/TRAINERS
IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
TRAINING – VET IN EUROPE
Preface
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 Within the framework of European Education program –
the program of Long Life Learning (LLL) LEONARDO
DA VINCI – we perform a partnership project with other
VET institutions/-organizations in the EU-member
states Germany, Finland, Lithuania and Italy.
 This learning partnership intends a common
approximation and increase of efficiency of teaching- and
vocational training methods in European VET
(Vocational Education and Training).
 The questionnaire wants to determine the quality
indications of education/teaching/vocational training.
The inquiry
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 Online-questionaire
http://wp1061716.wp096.webpack.hosteurope.de/moodle2/course/vie
w.php?id=6
 June – December 2010
 Finland, Italy, Lithuania and Germany
 278 teachers, trainers, advisors, learners, HRM in
SME, executives in SME
The competence fields
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 Instrumental competencies
 foreign language
 knowledge didactics variety of teaching methods
communication
 public speaking
 ICT competencies
 subject knowledge and skills
 management (time, office, decision making, conclusion
finding)
The competence fields
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 Interpersonal competencies
 to hold learners in esteem
 to show empathy
 cooperation skills to manage networking
 to show and spread optimism
 handling diverse groups/manage differences
 to act multicultural
 attitude towards students
 attitude that making mistakes is allowed
The competence fields
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 Per personal competencies
 to show authentity
 to show transparency
 to show sense of humour ethic
 to act morally
 to be trustable
 to show fairness
 to act peaceful
 to show tolerance
 to show self-esteem
 to show motivation
The competence fields
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 Systemic competencies
 willingness
 to continuing professional development
 reflection/changing perspectives
 self reflection
 evaluation of the results learners'
 orientation innovation /experimenting
 role model - show good example
The results
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Most important competencies
 Instrumental competencies
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Communication
 Interpersonal competencies
 handling diverse groups/manage differences (Germany)
 attitude towords students (Italy)
 cooperation skills (Finland)
 Per personal competencies
 to be trustable
 Systemic competencies
 willingness to continuing professional development
The results
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Also very important is
for
 85 % - The evaluation of outcomes in VET
and for
 88 % - The training needs analysis in VET
The results
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It was not possible to compare the priorities of
indicators of the different target groups
(teachers/trainers and learners), because only 2 % of
all participiants were learners.
This could be a goal in a new project.
Contact Project Partners
Volkshochschule Ennepe-Ruhr-Süd
Mittelstr. 86-88
58285 Gevelsberg
GERMANY
Ines Thranberend
[email protected]
www.vhs-en-sued.com
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Contact Project Partners
PERSPEKTIVwechsel –
Institut für Bildung und Beratung
Hofaue 54
42103 Wuppertal
GERMANY
Karen Blümcke
[email protected]
www.perspektiv-wechsel.de
http://pwprojects.wordpress.com
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Contact Project Partners
Keski-Pohjanmaan Koulutusyhtymä
The Federation of Education of Central Ostrobothnia
Narvilankatu 8
67100 Kokkola
FINLAND
Teija Tuunil
[email protected]
www.kpedu.fi
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Contact Project Partners
Associazione FORMA.Azione srl
Via Catanelli, 19
06087 Perugia
ITALY
Sylvia LIUTI
[email protected]
www.forma.azione.com
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Contact Project Partners
Lietuvos švietimo profesinė sąjunga
J.Jasinskio 9-413
LT-01111 Vilnius
LITHUANIA
Tatjana Babrauskiene
[email protected]
www.svietimoprofsajunga.lt
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