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1. WP3. Establishment/Enhancement of the Careers, Employability
and Enterprise Services (CEES)
Training in the area of graduate’s employability promotion and
HEIs– company’s cooperation creation
May 2nd-13th, 2022
Nice, France
2. The main focus areas
● Planning, managing and promotion of graduate’s employability in
cooperation with employers
● Introduction of the new services and support for students
contributing to their higher employment after graduation through
establishment/enhancement of the Careers, Employability and
Enterprise Services at the HEIs
3. Counselling services of HEIs
What might be assessed in career counselling
Acronym
AQ
CQ1
CQ2
DQ
EQ
IQ1
IQ2
PMKQTM
PMTQ
SQ
Adversity Q
Creativity Q
Cultural Q
Diversity Q
Emotional Q
Inclusive Q
Intelligent Q
PM knowledge Q
PM technology Q
Spiritual Q
Description
ability to respond to change & challenges
capacity to be creative & adventurous
capability to function effectively across national, ethnic, & organizational cultures.
ability to value differences in employees without attempting to make everyone alike & embrace differences as S not Ws
capacity to perceive, assess & manage the emotions of one’s self & of others
combination of 5 elements: Fair, Open, Cooperative, Supportive, Empowering
ability to learn or understand
measures the Knowledge Quotient in the field of project management.
ability to adapt, manage & integrate technology based on the needs of the organization or the project at hand.
Puts individual lives in larger context. Allows us to utilize our IQ & EQ in a unified way. SQ is truly a global intelligence.
4. Career Guidance Career Counselling
Helps people know where they want to go & marks
out a roadmap based on the external conditions
helps one choose the right path based on the
personality specific features
Aim-oriented TO GET THE JOB
Process-oriented TO FIND OUT who I am, what I
am good at, what I can develop
In career guidance decisions/proposals are taken by
the superiors or guides.
In career counselling, a decision is taken by the
student with the help of the counsellor
Career guides can provide guidance and help
students to make the right choice
Professional counsellor offers advice for choosing
the best career for the particular student
No need for any psychometric tests and aptitude
tests; guidance is done based on the external facts
Students need to take tests to assess their skills and
interests; focus on personality
Subject/field experts required Career-certified counsellors required
5. Career services of higher
education institution
• Typically located on college campuses, these centers are specifically designed to assist
students with developing their job search skills, identifying and working toward career
goals, finding suitable careers or graduate school programs, getting referrals to
employers, boosting networking skills.
• Sometimes it can also serve as an interface between the university and commercial
enterprises.
• WP3 - the establishment/enhancement of careers, employability and enterprise services
6. Developing students’ employability
• Many definitions, but with the common aspects:
• Employability is linked to employment.
• Graduates' attributes, skills and knowledge facilitate employability.
• Individual characteristics, personal circumstances and other socio-
economic factors also affect graduate employability.
• Employability entails much more than the ability to get that
first job
• It is having the capacity to network and market oneself,
navigate through a career and remain employable
throughout life.
• It requires the ability to ask questions, acquire new skills,
identify and evaluate options, understand rights at work
including the right to a safe and healthy work environment,
adapt successfully to changing situations and the courage to
innovate.
7. Promotion of employability through
entrepreneurship education
EE in the European Union Entrepreneurship 2020 Action Plan:
• develop a culture of innovation, to search for knowledge and business opportunities, with a view to
achieving sustainable economic growth and social well-being in all forms of enterprise
• the overarching concept emphasizes the role of civil society as an incubator for social
entrepreneurship, which is crucial to the development of the general concept of entrepreneurship.
• disseminate and promote best practices in entrepreneurship, irrespective of their origin (public or
private) or area of activity
• policies promoting entrepreneurship to be coordinated with education policies by involving
teachers and starting to expose children to the concept from their first years at school
• taking action to prepare and train people, creating the right conditions for entrepreneurship and
promoting the concept
• integrate all relevant groups in entrepreneurship policies at all levels – national, international
8.
9. Labour market relevance
Relevant dimensions:
1.HE policies and strategies relating to support for graduate employment (e.g.
national HE strategies)
2.Institutional arrangements in support of graduate employment (e.g. curriculum
design)
3.Provisions of and requirements for workplace learning/training (e.g. internships)
4.Preparation of graduates to enter the labour market at the level of qualification
(knowledge, skills, competences)
10.
11.
12. ENTRECOMP
The Internship Model for the Acquisition
of Entrepreneurial Mind-Set and Competences by HE students’
is focused on the main competence areas of entrepreneurship,
using EntreComp, the Entrepreneurship Competence Framework
13. The EnterMode Internship Guide
Steps to be followed by company mentors and
students for the development of the internship
plan are:
• Self-assessment
• Define challenge, connect challenge with a
storyline
• Define resources to be given to the student,
• Select competences which will be developed
during the internship and define the learning
outcomes
• Fill in the Internship plan.
17. Elements Examples Benefits Application examples
Achievements •Points
•Badges
•Leaderboards
Learners feel satisfied and engaged
when earning points and climbing on
the top pf a leader bord.
Leaderboards also promote
competition.
•Assign tasks which earn points.
•After completing a certain set of tasks, participants
receive badges.
•Keep track of who earns more points and badges and
display it on a leaderboard.
Rewards •Bonuses
•Prizes
•Resources
When scheduling rewards into the
learning process, students feel
motivated and committed.
•Give bonuses to learners when they complete a task
ahead of time
•Give prizes for achieving first place on the leaderboard
•Give additional resources for completing extra tasks
Storytelling •Quests A story line engages participants and
increases their curiosity. Completing
quests increases their interest.
•Group tasks into quests and accompany them with an
intriguing narrative.
Time •Schedule
•Countdown
When given a specific time frame to
complete a task helps learners focus
more on completing it.
•Apply a schedule for the completion of tasks.
•If learners complete a task before time ends, they receive
a bonus.
Feedback •Immediate feedback Giving positive feedback to learners
increases their confidence and self-
esteem.
•Monitor the progress of a learner at a given tasks and
encourage them verbally to continue.
Personalization •Avatars
•Nicknames
Personalization gives a send of
propriety to learners.
•Let learners design their avatars or use nicknames which
will be displayed in the leaderboards.
20. Advantages of tracking graduates
HEIs
⮚ Obtain relevant data on the professional and learning pathways of their graduates and information
on the skills required in the labour market.
⮚ Improve educational and support services. Design relevant new programmes and support services for
their learners.
⮚Support evidence-based decisions
⮚ Build a culture of quality and improvement. They improve the quality of their own organisations by
incorporating processes based on real outcomes.
LEARNERS
⮚ Participate in quality assurance.
⮚ Benefit from the creation of new curricula and services that are more relevant to their needs or from
upgrading the quality of existing programmes.
21. Graduate tracking policies and
practices in the EU Member States
• European study on graduate tracking systems, 2020.
• Two thirds of the countries have system-level graduate tracking. System-level
refers to national authorities
• Ongoing reforms indicate an increasing use of administrative data and a
combination of administrative data and surveys to track graduates.
• The involvement and cooperation of key bodies, including those in charge of
the policies and those holding the data and the methodological expertise, are
key to successful tracking.
• Graduate tracking is generally well-embedded in higher education institutions
across EU countries.
27. FEW FACTS
• Globalisation has increased the pressures on economies to compete and
innovate, and a vibrant base of creative and innovative entrepreneurs is critical
to being able to meet the challenges of globalisation as well as to take advantage
of the opportunities that arise from it.
• Entrepreneurs create employment and welfare, and thus play an important role
in the economic and social well-being of citizens.
• The level of progress towards entrepreneurship education is still very low and
highly variable.
• Only a minority of countries have well developed strategies.
28. • Entrepreneurial mind-sets and skills are of particular importance to graduates of HEI,
since they are key agents towards the development of the knowledge economy, foster
innovation and boost economic development.
• Students need to be equipped not only with specific knowledge and skills of their area of
study, but transversal creativity, innovation and entrepreneurial skills.
This may include:
❖ developing personal attributes and skills that form the basis of an entrepreneurial mind-set
and behaviour, such as creativity, sense of initiative, risk-taking, autonomy, self-
confidence, leadership, and team spirit
❖ raising the awareness of students about self-employment and entrepreneurship as
possible career options
❖ working on concrete enterprise projects and activities
❖ providing specific business skills and knowledge of how to start a company and run it
successfully.
29. WHY UNIVERSITIES?
Universities should aim at strengthening innovation capacity and at
fostering innovation in higher education and business.
They intend to:
• develop new, innovative and multidisciplinary approaches to
teaching and learning;
• stimulate entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial skills of
higher education teaching staff and company staff;
• facilitate the exchange, flow and co-creation of knowledge.