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Career Counsellors’ Interactive Training
The “Best Practice of Career Counsellors’ Training” handbook, is the final product of the European Project “Career
Counsellors’ Interactive Training” (www.carcouit.eu). The “Best Practice of Career Counsellors’ Training” is a useful
tool which includes the status of career counsellors training in Europe, the current Needs Analysis Report of specific
career counsellors training needs and the best assessed modules of training. The modules and the scenarios have
been implemented and evaluated by career counsellors in different countries through Europe.
Career Guide for Schools
The “Effective Career Guidance” handbook is the fi nal product of the European
network “CareerGuide For Schools” (www.career-guide.eu) It is a practical tool which
includes the main theories of the Career Guidance, new approaches and exercises
and activities for career guidance in school.
The main aim is to provide to teacher or counsellor a practical manual with exercises
and activities detailed described, with a theoretical framework and the expected
results, to provide a step by step process of career guidance with material which will
be easily implemented in classroom and students΄ groups.
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DOS & DON’TS for “Entrepreneurial Spirit” & “Career Management Skills and Transition” within Entrepreneurship Education
This document follows the agreement for European co-operation concerning the strategic objectives,
use of European programmes, particularly in the field of lifelong learning, development and use of
common reference tools and approaches, periodic monitoring etc.
Based on this background the Comenius network “Entrepreneurship Education and the World
of Work – EE&WoW” developed a set of descriptors concerning the relevant items for the
“Dos & Don´ts” of effective Entrepreneurship Education.
These Dos & Don’t´s cover three thematic areas: “Entrepreneurial spirit”, “Career management sk
DOS & DON’TS for “Policies, Strategies & Networks” for Entrepreneurship Education and the World of Work
Based on this background the Comenius network “Entrepreneurship Education and the World
of Work – EE&WoW” developed a set of descriptors concerning the relevant items for the
“Dos & Don´ts” of effective Entrepreneurship Education.
These Dos & Don’t´s cover three thematic areas: “Entrepreneurial spirit”, “Career management skills
and transition” and “Policies, strategies & networks” and are published in two documents.
This document is about “Policies, strategies & networks” and was developed in a task group of the
Comenius Network “EE & WoW” with partners out of the coun
Entrepreneurship Education – A Guide for Educators
In 2012, DG Enterprise and Industry and DG Education and Culture initialised two transnational events targeting teachers’ preparation for entrepreneurship education. The events took place in May 2012 (Dublin, Ireland) and in September 2012 (Brdo, Slovenia). The aim of the events was to bring together actors involved in teacher education and training in entrepreneurship to present good practice, exchange ideas and learn from each other.
About 170 delegates from more than 30 countries – European Member States as well as Accession Countries and Partner Countries – took part in the two events.
European benchmarks, Dimensions of Living, Learning, Working for Youth and Strategies and Perspectives for a Smooth Transition of Young People from School to World of Work
This task is seen as a part of European policies for the Youth, for education and employment,
and as a part of Strategy for Lifelong Learning within the Lisbon Agenda is one of the most
important tasks of European strategies for education, for employment, for lifelong learning
and for social cohesion.
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Preparing Young People for a Changing World of Work
School to the World of Work
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Second Survey School and the World of Work
Starting my own small business: Facilitator's guide
Starting my own small business is a prototype modular training package in entrepreneurship that is intended to provide supplementary knowledge to young people receiving technical and vocational education and training (TVET), in formal or non-formal settings, so that they may acquire an entrepreneurial mindset and the knowledge to set up a small business, if they so wish.