University Centre for Career Development and Counselling of Students of University of Niš.

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University Centre for Career Development and Counselling of Students of University of Niš

University Centre for Career Development and Counselling of Students of University of Niš Centre for Career Development The Centre for Career Development is an organizational unit of the University of Niš established for the purposes of providing support to students at all levels in development of their skills and competencies which will be of key significance for their employment, as well as for the purpose of providing information on education and scholarship opportunities, both in the country and abroad. The Centre was established in June 2008, with the assistance of Crown Prince Alexander II Foundation for Education and Culture and the University of Nottingham. One of the key roles of the Centre is to ensure the liaison between the academic and business community and provision of information and services for developing of capacities of multi-sectoral cooperation. The Centre has not been directly involved in employment process of undergraduate and graduate students, but it offers relevant information on getting a job, ensures liaison between students and employers through practical work and organizing volunteering work, trainings and seminars.

University Centre for Career Development and Counselling of Students of University of Niš Activities: The Centre monitors and analyses student enrolment rates and efficiency of studying, prepares information publications, Internet presentations and other forms for introducing potential students with study opportunities, makes contacts with relevant employment services, collects information on students employment potentials, creates an integrated database of former University students employed locally and internationally, organizes meetings of students and potential employers. The manager and the council of the Centre are in charge of the Centre’s operation. The WEB portal of the Centre is:

University Centre for Career Development and Counselling of Students of University of Niš The Career Development Centre provided its support in the following aspects in 2009/2010: Assistance in writing CVs, Motivation letters, job applications. Counselling and preparation of students for job interviews. Provision of information on practical work, volunteering and scholarships. Organization of workshops, trainings and seminars. Organization of company presentations and meetings with employers. Printing brochures with advice for employment and career development. Provision of professional publications. Access to computers and Internet by students During the past period, the Career Development Centre of the University of Niš established a successful cooperation with different institutions and organizations in different spheres of work. Some of them include: Crown Prince Alexander II Foundation for Education and Culture "USA Summer Work and Travel“ The Ministry of Youth and Sport of the Republic of Serbia The National Employment Service of the Republic of Serbia Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Policy of the Republic of Germany "Community Connections" World Learning Centre Programme The Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Serbia World Trade Centre in Baltimore, USA - USAID Coca-Cola Hellenic The Embassy of the Republic of Austria Walton International UK

University Centre for Career Development and Counselling of Students of University of Niš The basic objective of the Sector is: To create a multi-sectoral platform for ensuring the liaison of the academic and business community and ensure the improvement of student employment in a systematic and sustainable manner. One of the modalities of this strategy is the orientation towards students through offering support to undergraduate and graduate students in developing practical skills base and generating professional experience, as well as additional competitive assets. Another key activity which supports the employment capacities of student population is directed to raising awareness and dissemination of information on work and further education opportunities (post-graduate studies, scholarships, graduate trainees, scholarships...) The Centre also aims at establishing the cooperation between students and employers in view of overcoming employment gaps, as well as in view of assisting employers to better identify and define their needs in terms of future employees, their education and certain expertise. There is a range of services targeting employers in order to establish a long-term and successful cooperation. The Centre regularly informs students on available internship and volunteering programs, scholarships, open invitations, as well as professional and student seminars and conferences, courses, lectures and workshops, on its web page. The Centre’s objective is to enrich the contents of the site with the sections as follows: Database on clients (students and employers) Video biographies Database on a professional development Virtual assisting module (offers practical information, FAQs, know-how, job interviews, advice, etc.) Media Library Alumni database Forum Platform for integration with social networks (FB, Twitter, etc.)

University Centre for Career Development and Counselling of Students of University of Niš The platform for the implementation of career guidance and counselling should therefore be directed to the activities which develop required competences in an individual so that he/she could find, save and change a job or to become self-employed. These skills ensure that workforce in the labour market become mobile and adaptable to changes. However, restructuring and transformation of the whole educational system represents one of the most important assumptions of a successful inclusion of youth generations in industrial flows. The first change in that direction would consist of returning practical work to schools and introduction of subjects that will refer to career guidance. When speaking about employers, they should also design and manage careers of their employees in order to facilitate their professional advancement, keep them within the company for a longer period of time, ensure a smoother transition from one to another job position within a company or find a new employment of the company if it must carry out a redundancy program. Career guidance and counselling of employees and investment in their development is therefore the manner in which an employer should try to keep talented employees. Also, due to globalization of the market, the fight for talents becomes more and more intensive, thus all employees are recommended to make a liaison with schools for professional trainings and career centres if they haven’t done it so far. Career guidance is important for individuals, but also for achieving the objectives of the EU policy in Serbia in terms of increasing the efficiency of the education system and trainings, in view of ensuring social cohesion and a high quality of human capital, and/or better offer of efficient, adaptable and mobile workforce.