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Greta Proj
Greta Proj
Based at the Rectorat of Caen (ministry of national education) the GIP FCIP de Basse Normandie is the financial and administrative support of the DAFCO, head office of the GRETA network in Lower Normandy .
A GRETA is a department for the ongoing training of adults located on the campuses of secondary and high schools. This department is shared by several schools, particularly technical and vocational high schools. It offers a wide range of life long training for white and blue collars, job seekers in various fields including vocational guidance.
GRETA network : a public service operating on the competitive market of adult education. Customers and fund providers: The region The state Ple emploi (job centers) OPCAs Enterprises Individuals ..
The DAFCO signed a Charter with the Region regarding education to sustainable development and eco-citizenships including disadvantaged beneficiaries It has developed a strong partnership with trade representatives and experts in the field of sustainability: particularly the construction and hospitality trades
A regional expertise : In gender equality and diversity for which it develops projects for regional stakeholders In European projects (Interreg, ESF funded local programs, Leonardo, Grundtvig )
Vocational guidance and orientation The GRETA network develops a specific support scheme for job seekers under the regional ESPOI'R programme meant to help beneficiaries conciliate their aspiration and the labour market demand as well as the ELANs programme for long term unemployed. It also undertakes prequalification and qualification schemes to train adults in various trades. It implements the ecocitizenship approach in all its training activities in keeping with our charter signed with the region
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Focus and adaptation and gradual concrete experimentation of the French approach in each of our contexts and its assessment
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Video festival
The valorization of our work in common with trades and beneficiaries in a public venue in Lower Normandy
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Feed back from experimentation Video shooting outcome Discussion on technical and pedagogical issues Difficulties to overcome Presentation of new pathways where JOT was introduced Feeback from beneficiaries, stakeholders, training teams Steering committee Outcome of the project evaluation: strengths, weaknesses to be addressed Agreement on in-between seminar workplan Experimetaion of JOT Outcome of dissemination process in each region Press conference Agreement on intermediary report
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Preparation of JOT venue in France French beneficiaries attending Last difficulties to overcome Feed back from experimentation and adaptation of tools Agreement on harmonization on technical issues for the video production Agenda of the venue Contribution of each partner Specifications for communication Steering committee Evaluation
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Video festival venue implementation Presentation of videos Round tables with stakeholders and beneficiaries Meeting between beneficiaries and exchanges Dissemination of project output Press conference Final steering committee Evaluation output Finalization of products Agreeement on final report Discussions over partnership networking opportunities beyond JOT in the framework of the new LLL programme or other programmes
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