BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

THROUGH EU PROJECTS

INGRID HINDRIKSONTallinn City Enterprise Board

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

PROJECT BASED ACTIVITIES

Local projects Entrepreneurship day in Tallinn Mentoring Club (mentor-programme) Fairs and joint events with Estonian Chamber of Commerce and

Industry, sectoral federations Youth projects-with the aim to raise entrepreneurial spirit, promotion

of professions in the sector for youngsters

International projects INNOMET, INNOCLUS, INNOACT etc Interreg IIIA, IIIB; Phare CBC SPF 2001, 2002; Phare ESC 2003;

Leonardo Da Vinci; Structural Funds: ESF- measures 1.3 , 1.1; 5.Framework; Bilateral programmes

SECTORAL PROGRAMME

SECTORAL PROGRAMME

INNOACT(ESF 1.3)

Activization of unemployed people

INNOCLUS I, II(Phare CBC)

Clustering, networking

INNOMET I, II(Leonardo da Vinci,

ESF 1.1)Development of qualified

labour force

INNOACT SYSTEM

Labour market situation analysis

INNOACT

Educational institutions

• Studing programs and courses

• Qualifications

Companies by region

• Vacancies of professions in the companies

• Needed professions in the companies

• Needed qualifications

Arrangement of courses and qualification exams

Analysis

REALIZATION OF INNOMET CONCEPT

ENTERPRISE EDUCATIONAL ORGANISATIONQUALIFICATION

STANDARDS

DETERMINATION OF TRAINING NEED

PLANNING OF TRAINING NEED

EVALUATION OF RESULTS

CURRICULA PREPARATION

REALISATION OF TRAINING PROCESS

ORGANISING OF RE-TRAINING COURSES

TRAINING PANEL

NEED FOR TRAINING OFFERS

SUBJECT (SKILL)

LOCATION TIMEOBTAINABLE KNOWLEDGE

OBBTAINABLE SKILLS

DURATION COST

ANALYSIS OF TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITIES (INNOCLUS)

TEHNOLDescription of technological

capabilities (TC)

CuttingWeldingAssemblySurface finishing…

Groups of technological capabilities

(1-10)

TurningMillingDrilling…

Radial drilling

Vertical drillign…

B=630 mmL=1200 mmH=600 mmD=36 mm

Types of technological capabilities

Types of machine tools

Parametrical description:

B – max width of the processed part;

L – max length of the processed part;

H – max height of the processed part;

d – max diameter of the processed hole

COOPERATION WITH PARTNERS

Local level - key partner is Federation of Engineering Industry in Estonia, also Tallinn Technical University, Tartu City Government

International level - good cooperation with Regional Council of South West Finland, Finnish Met, Turku Adult Vocational Centre

Why this sector- Metal-Machine Industry ? Main sector in Estonian manufacturing industry 26% export of manufacturing industry Per year 2000 new work places 40 000 workers Innovative trends in sector Federation as an active partner

VALORISATION OF INNOMET II

FOLLOW-UP PROJECT

JAANUS VAHESALU

Tallinn City Enterprise Board

Verbania, June 30, 2006

DISSEMINATION ACTIVITIES

Seminars, presentations (organisational, regional, national and international level)

Updated website - www.innomet.ee/innomet/ Collaboration with other partners in order to apply the INNOMET

system in the field of education and teaching, to use the software for course dissemination and competence inventory (KTH)

European dissemination of INNOMET II project - presentations to the companies of leading machine-building industry

Participation in exhibitions with the aim to introduce the project• Technology fair 2006 (EST) – May 2006

INNOMET BROCHURE

3500 copies sent to the partners Distributed among companies (e.g

during technology fair in Tallinn and seminars) and students (KTH, TUT)

Electronic version of the brochure on the websites of partner organisations, http://www.innomet.ee/innomet/

TASKS AND NEXT DEADLINES

More active dissemination – introduction of the system and the project!

Illustrative material of activities needed!

Please keep the deadlines!

Next deadline – September 29