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Employers Engagement Toolkit launch ceremony

As a result of the Skills@Work - Policy dialogue workshops, visits and meetings a toolkit has been developed. Please read the Employers’ Engagement Toolkit.
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Employers' Engagement toolkit
SKILLS@WORK - POLICY DIALOGUE

Policy Dialogue - 1
In the first year of the Skills@work project, a series of workshops have been organised to find out the vocational education levels of the participating countries in SEE and to convey the experiences from the UK.

These workshops were held in Croatia, Turkey, Serbia and Cyprus and covered topics like national qualifications, professional standards, curriculum development and quality improvement. Representatives of vocational education institutions from the region participated.

Policy Dialogue - 2
Skills@Work policy dialogue 2 project brings the public and private sectors together, and include the private sector employers into the process of the development of the vocational education.

A series of meetings and workshops have been organized due to the fact that Skills@Work will determine the issues having the priority for the development of “the vocational and technical education” in Turkey., These meetings have been held within the scope of the Skill@Work project.

During the evaluation stage, it has been agreed that ‘’Development of the Curriculum to Meet any Requirements Related with the Industry ‘’ should have the priority.  

One of the ideas developed, at the end of the studies carried out with Ministry of Education, various vocational high schools and Vocational Universities, Chamber of Industry, and industrial organizations was to increase ‘’Sister School ‘’ practice and systemize, in the name of school – Industry collaboration.

In this sense, planning and realization of the project Skills@work and one of its sub-components “improving and supporting the VET System in Turkey through sister school partnership in catering sector” coincide with the British Council’s priorities and goals:

This sub-component has been executed jointly by the British Council, Ministry of Education, and YESİDEF

In addition, interviews have been carried out with school and sector representatives to receive their feedback about the project. You can read the interviews from the links below:

You can reach the details of the activities here.
A toolkit has been developed following this process. Please see the toolkit.

If you'd like to have the original printed copy of the toolkit in Turkish please contact us at esra.saruhan@britishcouncil.org.tr

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