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Enlightenment Best Practices E-Book 100+ Enlightenment Best Practices e-Book 100+ EnlightenmentBestPracticese-Book has been developed in the course of Prometheus project, 2014-1-BG01-KA204-0156, funded with the support of Erasmus+ Program of the European Union. Project team: • Business Foundation for Education, Bulgaria • CIAPE - Centro Italiano per l’ApprendimentoPermanenete, Italy • BEST InstitutfürberufsbezogeneWeiterbildungundPersonaltrainingGmbH, Austria • Institute of Entrepreneurship Development, Greece • Aspire-i Ltd., UK • Cork Institute of Technology, Ireland For non-commercialpurposes, a downloadversion of thispublication will be available at: http://prometheus-eu.net/ Prometheus Project, 2014-1-BG01-KA204-01560, has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication [communication] reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. table of CONTENTS I. Introduction ............................................................................... 04 8. Employment Support Center ................................... 58 9. Events bridging studies .................................................. 59 I. Best practice AUSTRIA 10. KNOF Social Business Community ................... 60 1. BIC ............................................................................................................ 06 11. Like on mobility .................................................................... 61 2. Culture Construction Association ........................ 07 12. MeetThePro .................................................................................. 62 3. Equalizent ......................................................................................... 08 13. Questionnaire ............................................................................ 63 4. Freiraum Counselling centre ...................................... 09 14. Seize your studies .................................................................. 64 5. Further Education Checklist ......................................... 10 15. Special Workshops ............................................................... 65 6. Integrationshaus ....................................................................... 11 16. Strengthening Guide ........................................................ 66 7. ISOP Association ....................................................................... 12 17. Volunteering .............................................................................. 67 8. Jukus Association .................................................................... 13 18. White black belt ..................................................................... 68 9. Profile of Competences .................................................... 14 10. Project DOMINO ................................................................ 15 IV. Best practice ITALY 11. Project FATIMA .................................................................... 16 1. Altervita ............................................................................................. 70 12. Project Info for Migrants .......................................... 17 2. Atmen .................................................................................................. 71 13. Project JOBWERKSTATT ............................................... 18 3. EMME .................................................................................................... 72 14. Project LABOUR OFFICES AND CLIENTS ... 19 4. Guidance Sheets .................................................................... 73 15. Project LINK ................................................................................. 20 5. Guiding School ......................................................................... 74 16. Project NEW SKILLS ............................................................ 21 6. Job Club ........................................................................................... 75 17. Project VISAL ................................................................................. 22 7. Job Speed Date ..................................................................... 76 18. Project Wiedereinstieg mit Zukunf................. 23 8. Junior Achievement .......................................................... 77 19. Verein Multikulturell ....................................................... 24 9. Multicultural Counseling ............................................... 78 20. Zebra Counselling centre ......................................... 25 10. On line counseling for career counselor .... 79 11. Once Upon a time ............................................................... 80 II. Best practice BULGARIA 12. Plan Your Future ...................................................................... 81 1. Career School for Parents ................................................ 27 13. S.O.L ...................................................................................................... 82 2. Empatia ................................................................................................. 28 14. Surprising ....................................................................................... 83 3. Vocational rehabilitation ................................................. 29 15. Think Me Adult ...................................................................... 84 4. Career Trilogy ............................................................................... 30 16. What I Know .............................................................................. 85 5. Selfinvest Journey .................................................................... 31 17. Skype counseling ................................................................ 86 6. Get Ready 2 Work ................................................................... 32 18. Job Counseling Turin ...................................................... 87 7. Career Club ..................................................................................... 33 19. Job School Rotation ......................................................... 88 8. Career guidance handbook ........................................ 34 20. SAIL ........................................................................................................ 89 9. Career experience .................................................................. 35 10. Career counselling ............................................................. 36 11. Women Bussiness .............................................................. 37 V. Best practice UK 12. Young Bankers Programme ............................... 38 1. Academia ......................................................................................... 91 13. Career With a Cause ......................................................... 39 2. Access to Leeds ........................................................................ 92 14. Career Hours Instead ...................................................... 40 3. Aspire2work .................................................................................. 93 15. GCDF Bulgaria ......................................................................... 41 4. Broadening Horizons ......................................................... 94 16. Career Coaching for Women .................................. 42 5. Careers Live ................................................................................... 95 17. JobTiger .......................................................................................... 43 6. Enabling Roma .......................................................................... 96 18. WishBox .......................................................................................... 44 7. Equality and Diversity Champion ....................... 97 19. Career counseling for children ............................ 45 8. Euroguidance .............................................................................. 98 20. Green Future Forum ......................................................... 46 9. Go Graduate ................................................................................. 99 21. Career Development Programs ............................ 47 10. Info4Migrants ........................................................................ 100 22. Francophone Atelier ........................................................ 48 11. Inspiration Portal ................................................................. 101 23. A Method for Recognition ........................................ 49 12. Learning Champions ..................................................... 102 13. Make the Grade .................................................................... 103 III. Best practice GREECE 14. National Citizens Service .......................................... 104 1. Analyzing my work ............................................................... 51 15. Printworks campus .......................................................... 105 2. Ariston ................................................................................................... 52 16. Routes Into Work ................................................................ 106 3. CD-ROM .............................................................................................. 53 17. Stand Out in a Global Market .............................. 107 4. Coeval counseling .................................................................
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