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Appearance Matters - optimising the outcomes for vocational guidance counselling and vocational training
Start date: Nov 1, 2012,
One in five people have a disfigurement and for many, this ‘difference’ negatively impacts self esteem and social functioning. They, and many others who do not (in their own eyes, or in the view of others) conform to societal norms or ideals of appearance, can experience distress, stigma and discrimination. People who are distressed about their appearance can be affected in numerous ways. In large ...
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Modifying Eating Attitudes and Actions through Learning
Start date: Nov 1, 2013,
Unhealthy nutrition habits are an important health problem, being crucial risk factors to develop obesity and Eating Disorders. Healthy eating is particularly important for children and adolescents, because its influence on their wellbeing, growth and development. Dealing with Nutrition Education (NE) in a competent way is a major element of basic education for promoting healthy lifestyle in socie ...
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The project "Tandem" is based upon the concept of intergenerational and intercultural learning. It will show to VET teachers how to support learners making non-formal and informal skills transparent and valid for their future professional development.
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Increasing cooperation between enterprises and VET is highlighted in various EU and national policies. The most of the VET organisations are involved in this cooperation, however, they have focused mostly on operating with larger companies. Small and micro enterprises are not properly involved in this cooperation nor benefiting from it, even though approx. 91% of companies in EU can be classified ...
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Unemployment figures for young people in Europe are alarmingly high, particularly for those showing a migration background. Young migrants generally show higher school dropout rates, lower participation in higher and further education and receive less access to high-profiled jobs, which often makes their economic and social inclusion much more difficult. Educational concepts focusing on the empowe ...
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