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WP2 Access

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Widening Access

Participating countries: CY; CZ; DE; EE; ES; FI; FR; GB; IS; LV; NL; NO; PL; SK; TR
Lead countries: France and Iceland

Objectives

  • To draw up on the previous 2009-10 WP2 outcomes and go more deeply into some topics, for example the role of guidance in APEL and how to reach various target groups using ICT.
  • To develop common projects from interesting practices in relation to EU and national policies by sectors.
  • To develop activities to make lifelong guidance and ELGPN outcomes more visible at national level.
  • To contribute to the development of common principles/common framework and goals to be achieved in relation to lifelong guidance, lifelong learning and employment policies at EU level.
To carry out further work on:
  • Widening access to information, guidance and counselling services for all citizens, particularly for young people at risk of early school- leaving, for adults at work and in transition, and for active ageing.
  • Access to higher education, in particular the issue of transitions between VET and higher education, information for the students, and the counselling services within universities.
  • Providing access to adequate guidance and counselling services in the recognition of non-formal and informal learning processes.
  • Access for adults, with a particular focus on flexicurity policies and the role of Public Employment Services in helping adults to access and interpret information about themselves and about learning and work.
  • The competences of practitioners, teachers, and other stakeholders (this needs to be a joint venture with WP4).
  • The use of ICT in the context both of sectoral approaches and of integrated services for all ages.

Outputs

  • Briefing and reflection notes.
  • Executive summaries on the guidance systems for the ELGPN website.
  • Synthesis report.
  • A common platform for discussions.
  • Revision of Common Reference Tools.