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Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union Towards a European quality framework for apprenticeship and work-based learning: “Best Practices and Trade Unions Contribution” Presentation by Eamon Devoy General Secretary - TEEU On behalf of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union Irish Apprenticeship System 1. Overview 2. Best Practice 3. Trade Union Contribution TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Apprenticeship System (SBA) Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union Irish Standards Based Apprenticeship System (SBA) Overview TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Irish Standards Based Apprenticeship System (SBA) - Overview Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union Irish Standards Based Apprenticeship System (SBA) - Overview Many countries regard Apprenticeship as the best route to work – a combination of technical education and practical workplace experience leading to productivity improvements and innovation A competent skilled worker is expected to: plan, finish a range of tasks & projects, co-operate with others on projects, have sufficient depth of knowledge and skill to apply in the workplace and have an understanding to anticipate new developments TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Irish Standards Based Apprenticeship System (SBA) - Overview Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union Irish Standards Based Apprenticeship System (SBA) - Overview Current Irish Dual System of Apprenticeship Training was introduced in 1993 following extensive consultation and a commitment from all stakeholders The Dual System is a combination of alternating classroom, theory and practice, learning and working leading to a qualified competent worker based on industry standards that produces results that are recognised Nationally and Internationally TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Irish Standards Based Apprenticeship System Key Benefits Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union Irish Standards Based Apprenticeship System Key Benefits Satisfies demand for skilled workers in key sectors of the economy Demand for qualified Irish Craftworkers from Australia, New Zealand and Canada, the Nordic Region and in Britain Strong employer commitment i.e. 80% of training is provided and funded in the workplace by the employer Strong training and educational provision for off-the-job training TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union Changes in the composition of the Apprenticeship Population – 2007 v 2012 Reduction in the apprenticeship population is a reflection of the reduction in general economic activity for example, Construction Sector €39 billion approx. (current prices) in 2006 or 25% GNP – adjusted to €9 billion in 2011 or approx. 7% GNP TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union 26 Apprenticeships 1. Agricultural Mechanics 2. Aircraft Mechanics 3. Construction Plant Fitting 4. Electrical 5. Electrical Instrumentation 6. Elect. Security Systems 7. Farriery 8. Fitting 9. Heavy Vehicle Mechanics 10. Industrial Insulation 11. Sheet Metalworking 12. Toolmaking 13. Vehicle Body Repairs 14. Instrumentation 15. Metal Fabrication 16. Motor Mechanics 17. Plumbing 18. Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 19. Brick and Stonelaying 20. Cabinetmaking 21. Carpentry & Joinery 22. Floor & Wall Tiling 23. Painting & Decorating 24. Plastering 25. Print Media 26. Wood Machining 18 Trades Organised by the TEEU TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future 9

Irish Craftworkers are World Class and second to none National Framework of Qualifications Irish Craftworkers placed at Level 6 on the framework (+7) British, Northern Ireland, Australian, Canadian, South- African, North America are all placed at Level 5. Employers, Unions and the State The Employers & Unions view at national level is that the existing system is robust and a good balance of interests The Dual system of training yields substantial productivity for employers, wages for apprentices and substantial benefits to the State both in Social and Economic terms TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future 10

Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

What’s Good About Our System It follows the true definition of Apprenticeship – Master & App It is currently designed, modified and implemented by Social Partner experts + Instructors and Educationalists It is sufficiently flexible to adjust to the need of changing or emerging technologies There are benefits for all parties, Employers’, Apprentices’ and the State The Irish Apprenticeship System is amongst the best in the world TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future 12

Apprenticeship System (SBA) Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union Irish Standards Based Apprenticeship System (SBA) Best Practice TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union Unions Participate at all levels in Apprenticeship Structure 11 Person National Apprenticeship Advisory Committee Project Steering Groups – Review Apprenticeship Programmes Accreditation for Prior Learning (RPL) - Redundant Apprentices Redundant Apprentices – Placement Scheme Appeals Procedure for Apprentices who fail exams Apprenticeship Code of Practice – Employers & Apprentices TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Apprenticeship System (SBA) Trade Union Contribution Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union Irish Standards Based Apprenticeship System (SBA) Trade Union Contribution TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union TEEU - website has a section dedicated to all matters relating to apprenticeships TEEU - negotiates wages, conditions of employment TEEU - provides advice and assistance on paid release, travel and subsistence and training, testing and certification. .TEEU - protects apprentices from bullying, discrimination and Unfair treatment at work TEEU – Has a Youth & Apprenticeship Forum and Facebook Page TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union National Agreement on Apprentice Pay Construction Industry 1st Year 33% 2nd Year 50% 3rd Year 75% 4th Year 90% Electrical Contracting & Maintenance 1st Year 30% 2nd Year 45% 3rd Year 65% 4th Year 80% Of the Basic Rate of the Craftworkers in the Employment TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future

Thank you for your attention Technical, Engineering & Electrical Union The Power Union Thank you for your attention www.teeu.ie TEEU – Organising Workers for a Brighter Future