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Lewisham team began working with organizations and individuals in the UK, sending them information about the ET-NEETS project and initiating discussions on the theme of the project and the benefits it can bring. Most of our contacts are with organisations who work with young people in the field of democracy, supporting young people in decision making processes in different ways. As part of this work the issue of employment and access to opportunities is something that the young people talk about so many have projects around employability.

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Convet E-tools is collection of tools and materials for pioneers. It was created to make process of finding key partner for companies easier and more organized.

Tool is divided into three ready to use parts:
1. Support for pioneers – includes:
a) Stakeholders Database – contains list of added organizations.
b) Pioneer Action Plan – independent tool which helps user to organize his actions regarding to all of stakeholders.
c) Activity reports – is strictly connected to Stakeholders Database tool. Activity report can be added only if at least one of stakeholder is added.
d) Reports – This section is summary of all inserted stakeholders and their activity reports.
2. VET Exchange – Vet Exchange tool is providing system of communication between all registered users. It’s working on standard internet forum rules.
3. ECVET Materials – ECVET Materials is nothing else like a e-book which contains ECVET Learning Materials.

To see more details go to: http://con-vet.eu/

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In March, partners met in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

Besides standard management and administrative issues, the most important topic were results of recently conducted research with people living in poverty or that are threatened with poverty and with representatives of social institutions working in the field of combating social exclusion. The research shows that in each country the problem of poverty exists, even in Netherlands which is seen as a country with high living standards. The results of research will be included into publications which will be soon prepared by partners. An important point of the meeting was subject of dissemination. Partners reviewed up to date dissemination and planned next activities aiming about informing about the project.

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CWEP Association is currently participating in CONVET project. It’s aim is to enable mutual recognition of qualification in the construction sector in European countries. Vocational education segment relies on ECVET system which has not been fully implemented in all countries.

If you want to learn about ECVET and do not want to read through the documentation, you may watch a video clip thanks to euVetsupport channel on YouTube: Introduction into EQF and ECVET.

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The project partners are pleased to announce that they have been contacted by the Directorate for Employment at the OECD (The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development). The OECD uses its wealth of information on a broad range of topics to help governments foster prosperity and fight poverty through economic growth and financial stability.

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An article about Center of Education and Enterprise Support Association was published in the February issue of information bulletin published by the RCOP. In this article you can find information about international projects realised by the CEES (TAP, ET-NEETs, CONVET). Moreover in this issue of newsletter you can find information about RCOP and the Erasmus+ conference.

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Experts from the construction sector have quite a challenging job in CONVET project that our association coordinates. For some time now a throughout analysis of professional qualifications of people working in the construction sector is being carried out. Not long from now, a first version of the “comparison tool” will be launched, which will present both commonalities and differences among official vocational qualifications. The subject matter is the qualification of electricians, masons, painters and plumbers working in countries taking part in the project, namelu Bulgaria, Greece, Spain and Poland.

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In framework of the TAP project, from November 2014 to January 2015 in Poland was conducted in-depth interviews with 15 representatives of the target group of the project i.e. people extremely vulnerable to poverty and social exclusion.

Among those participating in the study were unemployed people with low qualifications or education, single-parent families or families with many children and people with low income. Of the 15 participants interviewed, 11 people were unemployed, and 4 of them worked, but the income earned from work in the opinion of the respondents did not allow to meet a variety of needs.

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We present the first issue of the newsletter prepared within the TAP project.

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