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Europe on the MoveKey Competences to Create Mobility Projects in VETBERLIN | 27-29 MAY 2019

FormalWelcome

Theresa Mayerhöfferand Kristin Wilkens

National Agency for Europe at the Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (NA BIBB)

THREE DAY PROGRAMME

Day One: Familiarisation Strangers become Friends

Day Two: FertilisationIdeas become Projects

Day Three: Realisation Projects become Real

Opening Minds, Changing LivesWhy VET Mobility is

Always a Good Choice!

Günter Bühlmaier

ALB FILS

KLINIKEN GMBH

Tom Flanagan

GALWAY

COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Claire Maurin-Adam

MFR DE SAINT

HIPPOLYTE DU FORT

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Welcome and see where I am from

Göppingen

My motivation

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Me and my organisation

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Our partner organization and how it all started

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Nursing education goes international

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Our target groups

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Our internships in theory

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Our internships in practice

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Benefits for the learners

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Benefits for the organisation

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Erasmus+ brings people together

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Questions?

Coffee Break

Meet the Room

VET Years0-50

Deconstruction

Countries A-Z

Introductions

Group PerspectivesThree Spaces

Activity 2a: Opinions

A. This is a group activity but one in which you

should consider only your OWN PERSPECTIVE.

B. For each question, you should decide which

group best reflects YOU (what you know, what

you hope to achieve):

GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3

C. As soon as you have decided, stand below the

sign on the wall that reflects your decision.

Three Spaces

Q. What do you think about Berlin?

Fantastic, Wonderful

City: I love it!

I do not mind it but there are nicer German cities!

I don’t know yet… I haven’t seen

anything!

1 2 3

Q. How much do you know aboutErasmus+ VET Mobility?

I know a lot: I am quite experienced with VET Mobility.

I know some things: I have

some experience.

I currently know very little about

VET Mobility.

1 2 3

Q. How important is VET to your organisation?

Extremely important: it is

what we exist for.

Important: it allows us to develop our learners and staff.

Somewhatimportant but it is

not our core priority.

1 2 3

Q. How important is mobility to your organisation?

Very important: it is a core part of our service provision.

Important: it provides a development

opportunity for our learners and staff

Somewhatimportant but it is not

our main priority.

1 2 3

Q. What are your expectations for this event?

To learn more about VET Staff Mobility.

To meet new partners form other countries and plan future VET

mobilities.

Something else.. some other expectation.

1 2 3

Meet the PeopleHuman Bingo

Schedule17:00 Erasmus+

in a Nutshell

18:30 Flying Dinner

20:00 European Fair:Meet and Greet

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Day Two: Welcome Back

09:15 Thematic Workshops: Four Workshops (EACH DELIVERED TWICE)11:00 COFFEE BREAK 11:20 Create your VET Mobility 1: Topical Discussions (ROTATING GROUPS)13:00 LUNCH BREAK12:00 Create your VET Mobility 2: GROUP FORMATION

14:15 Create your VET Mobility 3: PROJECT PLANNING

16:00 Create your VET Mobility 4: ELEVATOR PITCH

16:30 Create your VET Mobility 5: DATING GAME

18:00 Berlin by Boat and Dinner

PROGRAMME: DAY TWO

Four Thematic Workshops

1 2 3 4

How to Design a Mobility Project

Developing Quality Partnerships for VET

Mobility Projects

E+ABC: Getting to Know the Erasmus+

VET Glossary

Staff Mobility Opportunities

Jon(R4 + R5)

Theresa and Alexandra (R6 + R7)

Sylvain(R1)

Elva and Kristin (R2)

45 45+

Coffee Break

Create your VET Mobility 1:

Topical Discussions 1. Intercultural

Preparation2. Language Preparation

and the OLS

3. Project Management Tasks and Responsibilities

4. Mentoring,Monitoring and Support

5. Learning Recognition and Documentation

Create your VET Mobility 1:

INSTRUCTIONS1. All tables have a topic

and 2-3 key questions2. First session is longer

(empty page to fill)

3. Record your thoughts on (red/green) post-it notes

4. Change groups when advised (less time allowed)

5. All groups will visit all tables (hopefully)

Lunch Break

60

Create your VET Mobility 2: Group Formation

Four Rooms and Four Groups

Sectors?Flows? Countries?

Create your VET Mobility 2: Group Formation

Four Rooms and Four Groups

Rule of Two Feet

Project Template

NA Staff

100

Elevator Pitch

3

3

Perfect

Match

Dating Game

End of Day Two

18:15

Boat TripAnleger Reederei Riedel Märkisches Ufer 48101789 Berlin

20:00

DinnerRestaurant Cana Neue Roßstrasse 11-12 10179 Berlin

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Day Three: Final Opportunity

09:15 Meet the World: Group Photograph

09:30 Create your VET Mobility 6: EXCHANGE AND CO-CREATION

11:10 COFFEE BREAK

11:30 Create your VET Mobility 7: FINAL ELEVATOR PITCH

12:15 Create your VET Mobility 8: TAKING IT FORWARD

12:30 Summary and Close (followed by Lunch)

PROGRAMME: DAY THREE

Meet the World

100

Create your VET Mobility: Exchange and Co-Creation

Option 1: Evaluation and ImpactKristen (R2)

Option 2: DisseminationJon and Sylvain (R6 +R7)

Option 3: Meet the NA StaffElva and Theresa (R4 + R5)

Option 4: Continue Project PlanningAlexandra and Özgür (R1)

Coffee Break

Final Elevator Pitch

3

Taking It ForwardWhat will you do when you get back to your own institution?

What action do you need to take to make this idea a reality?

Summaryand Close

Erasmus+ National Agencies

Auf Wiedersehen

Goodbye

LUNCH ISAVAILABLE