Innovative guidance methods to support mobility 2011
For the second time Euroguidance centres from Estonia and Finland were organising together with Eures Estonia and Finland and Finnish Ministry of Employment and the Economy the training course Innovative guidance methods to support mobility.
The training course consisted of 6 days of lectures, workshops, discussions and 4 personal job-shadowing days to exchange and exercise the theoretical methods in counselling for mobility purposes both in Estonia and in Finland dealing with the following themes:
- up-to-date information about mobility issues
- counselling clients interested in mobility
- up-to-date labour market situation in Estonia and Finland
- exchange of experiences on guidance in mobility issues, practices and methods
- networking between guidance practitioners both on an international and national basis
- new, innovative methods for everyday guidance and counselling situations
The training took place during the time period of April until September 2011.
This training is partly co-financed by the EU Lifelong Learning Programme (Leonardo da Vinci).
Participants
First contact seminar at Laitse manor house, April 6 – 8, 2011
Introduction into Intercultural communication and Business behaviour
Barriers in cross-cultural business contacts, Elena Pruvli, Estonian Business School
Mobility intention survey: why Estonians want to go abroad? , Marta Traks, Eures Estonia
How Eures has supported people moving to Estonia and Finland?, Kaire Cocker, Eures Estonia
Information for Exchange – personal experience, Marge Taivere, Tartu University
- http://prezi.com/4zplf26iakhm/laitse-2011-career-councellors/
- Information for Exchange – Provision and Quality: Research Report of the ESNSurvey 2009
- The Professional Value of Erasmus Mobility
Information: searching, how and for what purpose?
Preparations for the job-shadowing periods
Second contact seminar in Jyväskylä, September 7 - 9, 2011
Mobility counselling – supporting people who are afraid of mobility:
Obstacles to mobility and possibilities to overcome them:
My new skills and experiences
What is mobility?
My success story
Peer group supervision
Networking
Group work: feedback from the training
Materials from a similar training in 2009 can be found here.
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