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e-learning to promote capacity building and technological transfer
Anna MorenoENEA, Italian National Agency for new
technologies, energies and the environment
Content of the presentation
The capacity building and the technological transfer for the knowledge based economy
Capacity building and “certification” for a mutual recognition within the European Qualification Framework
The ENEA e-LEARN platform The courses available on the ENEA e-
LEARN platform
The target for the knowledge based
economy
In order to ensure the knowledge transfer in any field at least four targets have to be reached :
Decision makers both at central and local level, as well as technical officers of the public administration who have the authority to make decisions and fund activities related to the introduction of new rules and new technology
Universities which need to prepare professionals able to design, adapt and adopt the most suitable technological solution or to modify existing process in order to introduce the technology
Technical Institutes/Schools which will be instrumental on building, operating and, above all, maintaining plants and run processes
Enterprises which need to introduce new technologies and rules into their processes.
The European framework for education and capacity
building
Bologna Process which is a pledge by 29 countries to reform the structures of their higher education systems in a convergent way
Copenhagen Declaration of the European Ministers of Vocational Education and Training, and the European Commission, convened in Copenhagen on 29 and 30 November 2002, on enhanced European cooperation in vocational education and training
European Qualification Framework (EQF) whose goal is to act as a “translation device” between the various qualifications systems in the European countries.
The European Qualification Framework
It is based on 8 levels and three qualification
The levels going from theory to practice and from being dependent to be independent.
The qualification are: Knowledge Skill Competences
All the levels and qualifications could/should be certified by independent body mutually recognized by all member states
Technical Committee with Stakeholders to identify the certification criteria
T.C. CEPAS
Customers
Professionals
TrainersOutput :
• Competence• Work esperience• Training• Ethical Code • Procedures
University / Research
Government
Companies
Technical Committee with European Stakeholders to identify the certification
criteria for SMEs consultants
CWA "Guidelines for the selection of specialists advising SMEs concerning integrated quality, environment, health and safety management systems"
The document provides guidance and evaluation criteria for the selection of specialists who assist SMEs to implement, maintain and improve an integrated management system, giving information and advice on quality, environment, health and safety. It defines the competence that such a specialist should have in order to assist a SME to implement an integrated management system.
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THE VALUE OF NETWORKING
Networks among differenttargets will allow to share: E-learning coursesPoliciesGood practices StandardsResearch resultsExchange of experiences and expertise among European countries for a better collaboration
Main conclusions The e-learning system realized by ENEA is
very powerful Very important results have been
achieved and new resources will ensure the update and the translation of the courses in other languages
ENEA is open to international collaboration in order to improve the system and spread the knowledge among all the countries for a sustainable future for all
Final toughts
if you plan for a year sow a seedif you plan for a decade plant a tree if you want to plan for a century educate the peopleChuang Tsu (Third century BC)nothing great has never been achieved withoutsomone dreaming...that it should be so,someone believing... that it could be so, and someone being convinced ...that it must be soCharles F. Kettering (1878-1958)
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