WS 1. DINAMO — A Distance Training on Mobility in Guidance
Dinamo
The workshop will introduce and discuss the e‑training tool DINAMO, including four modules to support and train guidance professionals:
1. The presentation of the challenges of mobility
2. The use of European tools that promote mobility (ECTS, Erasmus+, Europass, etc.)
3. Various forms that mobility can take throughout life
4. Development of mobility advice for guidance professionals.
Yvan Couallier, Euroguidance France
Yvan Couallier is a psychologist guidance advisor, engaged with the Euroguidance Network since 7 years. At the International Guidance Centre in Lyon, France, he helps students to manage their project abroad. He also trains professionals in the field of guidance, by using the online platform DINAMO.
Isabelle Dekeister, Euroguidance France
Isabelle Dekeister is a guidance psychologist since 2003 in Lille. She works at the Information and Guidance Centre (CIO) of the French National Education and for Euroguidance France for 7 years. She is involved in information, guidance counselling and support for students and professionals around mobility and in training for guidance practitioners. She participated in the development of the DINAMO online training course.
WS 2. Euro-Quest — Promoting Educational Mobility Across Europe
Euro-Quest
The workshop will facilitate an open discussion about how all four of our networks (Europass, Eurodesk, Euroguidance, Eures) could work together to support inclusion in mobility, exploring current practice and future possibilities.
The following two examples will be presented:
“Euro-Quest”, developed by Euroguidance Ireland /NCGE, is a resource for Secondary Level students in Ireland. It is a new, free to use blended learning programme, designed for Transition Year students, promoting educational mobility across Europe.
The “Time to Move” Eurodesk Europe-wide campaign informs young people and those who work with them about opportunities to work, study, train and volunteer in Europe.
Orla Ní Cheallaigh, NCGE, Euroguidance Ireland
Orla Ní Cheallaigh is a Guidance Counsellor who holds the position of ‘Euroguidance Officer’ in NCGE. She has worked with young people in schools for 10 years as a guidance counsellor, programme co-ordinator, and language teacher.
Malgorzata Fiedot Davies, Eurodesk Ireland
Malgorzata Fiedot Davies has been working as the Eurodesk Ireland Coordinator with Léargas, the National Agency of Erasmus+, since 2003. She studied languages and literature and enjoys communicating, networking and creating links between people and organisations.
WS 3. Future Time Traveller — Digital Inclusion in Career Guidance for Generation Z
future time traveller
The future is now, and as the world is developing faster than ever before through technological advancements this has brought new possibilities to the world of career guidance and development. Digital innovations create opportunities to empower young people, improve society and grow economies. Individuals risk falling behind if they do not have the right skills to adapt and businesses will struggle to innovate and grow if they cannot find appropriately skilled workers. The Future Time Traveller project, a career game in 3D virtual world for exploring the future trends, jobs and skills, is committed to transforming the lives of Generation Z through career guidance that incorporates innovative and immersive games-based learning scenarios for preparing the next generation for the jobs of the future.
This ‘Innovation workshop’ will discuss the importance and potential of game-based career guidance in discovering the jobs of the future; the skills young people will need in an increasingly digitised world and how to incorporate such technology into your provision. It will include a demonstration of (with the option to try) the ‘Future Time traveller’ game we have developed which allows young people to explore the range of jobs that could exist in the Year 2050!
Felix J Prince Kankwamba, Aspire-international, Euroguidance UK
Felix J Prince Kankwamba works for Aspire igen in Bradford, the largest careers and training organisation in Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Felix studied both his BA (Politics & Peace) and MA (Media Studies) in the city and just completed a MSc (Management with Marketing). Felix has a passion for young people having worked in alternative and higher Education for over 10 years, organising volunteering opportunities abroad and leading prison art courses.
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