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Creative ECVET

SummaryThe reason for the Creative ECVET Project is twofold. 1. It will provide an answer for the mobility issue in VET education in the Graphic-Media and creative industry. The project will use an innovative method and creative way to reach the aim of mobility of VET students and increasing the attractiveness of VET education. The project focuses on the analyses of the official documents used in VET education: Professional Profiles related national Qualifications (diploma's) and national Occupations. 2. The project will use the output of the VET main stream of the project, the EGIN format, to develop an EGIN assessment tool. This tool will enable organisations to assess the level of students and workers from other counties in order to enter education or the labour market of a specific country at the adequate level. The consortium exists of the perfect partners for these two streams: VET schools combined with social partners and research/consultancy companies.