Monday 5 October
2009
Welcome and Opening
speeches
·
Part 1:
Changing
qualification:
setting the scene
· Jens Bjornavold,
Cedefop
· Annie Bouder,
Centre for Research
on Education,
Training and
Employment (Cereq),
France
· Mike Coles,
Qualifications and
Curriculum Authority
(QCA), UK
(presentation)
Part
2: Parallel working
groups
Working group 1:
Qualifications and
its stakeholders
· Isabelle Le
Mouillour: Thematic
introduction:
Cedefops
perspective
· Karen Evans,
University of London,
UK
(presentation)
· Brigitte -
Véronique Bouquet,
National authority
for vocational
certification,
France
(presentation)
· Jana Möhren,
ASIIN, Engineering
sector, Germany
· Jean-Francois
Lebrun, DG
Employment, Social
Affairs and Equal
Opportunities,
European Commission
Working group 2:
Qualifications as
currencies and
expressions of value
· Loukas Zahilas,
Thematic
introduction:
Cedefops
perspective
· Michel Feutrie,
Lille University of
Science and
Technology, France
(presentation)
· Mirjam de Jong,
VAPRO/OVP, Chemical
sector, the
Netherlands
(presentation)
· Petri Lempinen,
European Trade Union
Confederation (ETUC)
(presentation)
· Jordi Planas,
Autonomous
University of
Barcelona, Spain
(presentation)
Working group 3:
Qualifications and
lifelong learners
· Tormod Skjerve,
Cedefop: Thematic
introduction:
Cedefops
perspective
· Jenny Bimrose/
Alan Brown, Warwick
University, UK
(presentation)
· Bruno Clematide,
Kubix Research and
Development, Denmark
(presentation)
· Jakub Starek,
Ministry of
Education, Youth and
Sports, Czech
Republic
(presentation)
· Poul Monggaard,
UNI Europa Hair and
Beauty
(presentation)
Tuesday 6 October
2009
Introductory speech:
Irene Psifidou,
Cedefop
Reports from the
working groups
Working group 1:
Manfred Polzin
Working group 2:
Georg Hanf
Working group 3:
Karin Luomi-Messerer
Key messages
From national policy
making
· James Calleja,
Malta Qualifications
Council (MQC)
· Tarja Riihmäki,
Ministry of
Education, Finland
From
industry and sectors
· Juan
Menéndez-Valdés,
Spanish
Confederation of
Employers'
Organisations (CEOE)
· HansDetlev
Küller,
Confederation of
German Trade Unions
(DGB)
· Mirjam de Jong,
VAPRO/OVP, Chemical
sector, the
Netherlands
From
research
· David Raffe,
Centre for
Educational
Sociology,
University of
Edinburgh, UK
· Claudio
Demartini,
Politecnico di
Torino, Italy
Putting the
pieces together:
Qualifications
towards 2020
· Aviana
Bulgarelli, Director
of Cedefop
· Gordon Clark,
DG Education and
Culture, European
Commission
(presentation)
· Amelie von
Zweigbergk, Swedish
Ministry of
Education and
Research, State
Secretary
· Micheline
Scheys, Flemish
Ministry of
Education and
Training, Belgium
· Arnaldo
Abruzzini,
Eurochambres,
Secretary General |