VALEW – To VAlidate LEarning at Work Final Meeting, Tallinn, 03 June 2010 Project Number: 147634-LLP-1-2008-1-IT-EQF - Grant Agreement: 2008 – 4521 / 001.

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VALEW – To VAlidate LEarning at Work Final Meeting, Tallinn, 03 June 2010 Project Number: LLP IT-EQF - Grant Agreement: 2008 – 4521 /

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Study at European level the different approaches to the recognition and certification of competences developed in non formal – informal learning environments; Find a common approach to recognize competences; Highlight constraints/opportunities at local level and nationwide. Objectives

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano e-Competences related to the ICT sectors. Soft skills. Focus

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano e-Competences: through the European e-Comptence Framework, developed with the help of the main companies operating in Europe and worldwide (both IT providers and end-users) together with experts nominated by the CEN/ISSS e-Skills Workshop (supported by the European Commission – DG Enterprise) and universities; – CEN/ISSS eSkills Workshop and DG Enterprise. Soft skills: through the DOSY Framework, developed by SCIENTER in a previous European project. The reference competence Frameworks

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano The e-CF in brief

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano The Dosy in brief (Abstract)

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano In The UK, recognition is mainly based on “observation” of candidates during the job. Specific stage sessions are planned also for adult people with paid subsistence costs); In The Netherlands, the focus is mainly on “valuation” of skills instead of their “evaluation”, mainly on skills developed in voluntary services. Hence they use coaching, mentoring, counseling, to help candidates “rise awareness” of their capacities. The recognition process is quite close to that one being implemented in Italy; In Estonia, occupational standards have been developed strongly linked to training and learning standards (a big challenge) In Spain there is not a high formalization level of the process yet; Main findings from the initial survey (in brief)

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano In Germany an approach on certification of competences at work has been developed through the ”AITTS- the Advanced IT Training System”; it plans an on the job training path lasting about 2 years, where candidates can learn new competences to be certified at the end of the process In France Validation d’Acquis de l’Experience (Vae) has been exploited with the support of accredited Institutions by Ministry of Labour, Universities and enterprises. Sometimes candidates have to improve by training measures weak learning areas before receiving a qualification. Main findings from the initial survey (in brief)

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Toscana, Emilia Romagna, Lombardy Region, have developed a Framework of professional/occupational standards; against those Frameworks (different from Region to Region ) it is possible to recognize competences. The process includes a) construction/collection of evidence, b) tutor/coach support, c) final assessment, d)certification issue. Accordingly, it is focused on Competences (not on job roles/profiles); Awareness process of one’s own competences, moving from tacit to explicit knowledge (It is not a “traditional” learning path); It lasts about 3 months: it depends on the effort of building or gathering evidence In Italy

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano The VALEW model

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Readiness index POTENTIAL USERS (INDIVIDUALS) EMPLOYERSSTAKEHOLDERS(POLICY- MAKERS) Need Perceived Awareness of possible solutions Willingness to commit Willingness to pay Existing of professional capacity in the system Actual use Legislative/Regulation Conditions Qualification Framework in place

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Some tools Guidelines for evidence collection/building (making competence explicit) Guidelines to evaluate evidence also trough EQF indicators Guidelines for the final assessment (at present a face to face interview only) ……

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Making competence explicit Recognition of competence (fill in the name of the competence):____________________ ABSTRACT

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Evidence assessment grid linked to EQF indicators GRIGLIA DI VALUTAZIONE DELLE EVIDENZE / EVIDENCE ASSESSMENT GRID Competenza:………… Competence:………… Evidence 1Evidence 2Evidence 3…Evidence n Total ScoreAssessment * Note Complessità del contesto (dei progetti, processi, attività descritte nelle evidenze) Context Complexity (of projects, processes, activities described in the evidence)10 0,51,5 Tipologia di attività/problemi da affrontare (nuovi; applicativi, teorici) Tipology of activities/problems to be solved (new, pactical, theoretical activities/problems) 1 01 Livello di Autonomia Autonomy 1 1 Presidio dei cambiamenti (presenza; prevedibilità, imprevedibilità) Change Management (currently; predictability; unpredictability) Livello di responsabilità /attività personali; svolte da altri) Responsibilities (personal; managerial responsibilities) 0,51 0 Livello di consapevolezza Competence Awareness Tipologia/ampiezza di conoscenza (specialistica; “fattuale”; teorica) Tipology/breadth of knowledge (specialized, practical, theoretical) *Fully satisfied/Medium satisfied/No satisfied)

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano ASSESSMENT IN PRESENZA / ASSESSMENT GRID Comprensione del problema Comprehension of a problem Competenze metodologiche Methodological Skills Competenzespecifiche Specific Skills Padronanza del linguaggio tecnico Mastery of Technical Language (optional) Punteggio totale Total Score Competenza: …… Competence: …… Note Inserire qui il contenuto delle domande ed eventuali annotazioni e/o considerazioni tuili alla formulazione del giudizio finale. Enter here notes, questions and/or considerations for the Final Result. Assessment grid (for face to face interviews)

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Meetings/focus groups addressed to potential candidates, companies and Institutions Questionnaires addressed to companies and institutions Volunteer candidates to be “certified” The testing phase :

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Do you feel the need of a system for recognition and validation of competences acquired during the job (or in other contexts different from school)? If yes, why? How would you like to use such certification? What would you expect from Institutions? Would you pay the service? What kind of competences would you like to certificate? Would you be able to describe your competences (what you are “able to do”)? Do you think to need an external support for this process? Meetings - Input questions to potential candidates ( only first input suggestions)

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano How would you imagine the recognition/validation process? What kind of evidence would you bring to show your competence? How long would you take to prepare such pieces of evidence? Would you like to be helped by experts (e.g. tutor/coaches)? If yes, would you prefer experts of learning processes or specific contents? Would you pay such service? Meetings - Input questions to potential candidates

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Could such approach work in your company? Where?/in which contexts? For which objectives? E.g for stage and apprenticeship Is there someone interested in experimenting the model and the tools? --- Meetings- Input questions to companies

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano What needs could meet this approach? What actors should be involved? How? What impact can have such approach? Who can finance these activities? Is the system ready in terms of capacities and competences? How/for what will it be used ? Legal conditions Are standards and frameworks consistent? Meetings - Input questions to political Institutions (from the readiness index)

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Certification process – collecting evidence – e-Competences

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Certification process – collecting evidence – Soft skills

©2008 Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Thank you ! Clementina Marinoni HR Project Promotion and Development Head of Unit Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Piazza Leonardo, Milano – I Angela Giordano HR Project Promotion and Development Project Manager Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Piazza Leonardo, Milano – I