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YOU CAN NOW ACESS
My CAREER PATHWAY WEB PORTAL
Have you visited the Career Pathways Web Portal? The Web Portal Career Pathways provides access to Labour Market Intelligence based tools for unemployed adults and those seeking new employment to explore potential new jobs based on their skills and to enter vocational education and training for skills updating.
Users can access a personal space to develop a Euro CV based on present experience and skills to be compared with requirements for different occupations through ESCO, identifying possible new occupations for ‘good’ jobs using an algorithm developed by Nesta. There is a particular emphasis on green jobs. The portal identifies new additional skills needed and training opportunities for those new skills.
Target Group:
- Adults and young people looking for better job opportunities 👩🎓👨🎓,
- career guidance professionals 🧑💼;
- policy-makers in the field of education and employment 🏛️.
You can take a guided tour of the web portal here.
PROJECT PARTNERS
The project is coordinated by TecMinho from Portugal and the project partners are ACP and IDEC, Greece, The University of the Basque Country and Pontydysgu, Spain and Forave- Vocational/Technical School, Portugal.
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WORKSHOPS AND MULTIPLIER EVENTS
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Through a series of community events, multipliers events and hands-on workshops, the Erasmus+ project "Career Pathways" has been actively engaging communities across Portugal, Greece and Spain promoting vocational training, employment opportunities, and career guidance. These events brought together individuals looking for different employment paths and training opportunities, for upskilling or reskilling, and professionals from various sectors including education, and employment services to explore and discuss the "My Career Pathways Web Portal".
The interactions focused on the potential uses of digital tools designed to navigate the labour market, enhancing skills identification, and providing actionable insights for career development. Participants, including vocational training teachers, employment agency staff, and sector experts, offered valuable feedback and expressed interest in integrating these tools into their practices, highlighting the project's impact on community engagement and professional development.
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WORKSHOPS AND MULTIPLIER EVENT IN PORTUGAL
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Besides the meetings with the Monitoring Committee of “Career Pathways” with representatives from companies, employment agencies, career guidance, universities, and VET associations, FORAVE and TecMinho, organised Multiplier Events and Workshops to disseminate the project results.
Individuals looking for new employment or training pathways, vocational training teachers, career guidance professionals, employment agency staff, and sector experts, had the opportunity to get acquainted with the “My Career Pathways Web Portal” and the provision of data on jobs and skills by sector and geographical area in the 28 European countries.
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WORKSHOPS AND MULTIPLIER EVENT IN GREECE
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Online workshops were conducted in April 2024. The online events focused on the engagement of young professionals, unemployed adults and VET (Vocational Education and Training) providers and staff with the ‘My Career Pathways Web Portal’, the overall functionality of the project’s platform and its associated tools. The primary objective of these workshops was to demonstrate to participants how to use LMI (Labour Market Intelligence) data and tools, in order to enhance their professional development and overall teaching practices.
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WORKSHOPS AND MULTIPLIER EVENT IN SPAIN
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UPV researchers conducted three workshops during May 2024 in different VET schools—both public and private—scattered across the three provinces of the Basque Autonomous Community. In Gipuzkoa, they partnered with Don Bosco VET School to conduct a series of sessions in both Basque and Spanish during the second and third weeks of May. In Araba, workshops were held at Molinonuevo Egibide and Arriaga Egibide VET schools. In Biscay, Txorierri and Santurtzi-Calasanz VET schools welcomed a session in each center.
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PARTICIPATION IN THE
CIISE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS IN BILBAO
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Ana Silva Dias, the project coordinator from TecMinho in Portugal, and Graham Attwell, the project creator from Pontydysgu in Spain, presented the Career Pathways project at the 6th International Congress on Social and Educational Inclusion (CIISE 2024).
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The event took place on May 24-25 at the Sarriko Faculty of Economics and Management, University of Bilbao, and was conducted in a bimodal format (both face-to-face and online).
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4th Transnational Meeting
The international team, composed of FORAVE and TecMinho from Portugal, IDEC and ACP from Greece and Pontydysgu and the University of the Basque Country, met in Bilbao on May 20th and 21st, for the 4th Career Pathways´ TPM.
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