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LEARNING MOBILITY FOR
YOUTH, EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT
Europemobility Network International Conference
Learning mobility and internationalization is gradually embedded within formal
education systems as complementary measure to foster both personal and
professional skills and competencies of learners. Learning mobility is increasingly
perceived and more and more adopted as an effective measure to involve NEETs in
practical experiences abroad. Learning mobility is an integral element of many
youth programmes promoting empowerment via non-formal and informal
education activities. Learning mobility is integrated within measures supporting
the implementation of the Youth Guarantee.
The conference offers a unique opportunity to decision makers and practitioners to
meet each other, discuss around successful initiatives and fine tune new
programmes. The conference promotes synergies and exchange of experiences
between educational providers active in different sectors (VET, HE and Non formal
Education) and among decision makers with different portfolios (Youth,
Employment, Education).
Participants benefit from the event by establishing synergies in terms of:
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Strategic planning and benchmarking successful programmes under
European Social Fund, former Lifelong Learning Programme and Erasmus+
for decision makers
Innovative solutions, tools and practical measures to implement learning
mobility schemes for practitioners
The conference aims at providing professionals the marketplace for exchanging
experiences and good practices in the adoption of transnational learning mobility
for engaging youngsters and contributing to better educational and employment
perspectives.
Europemobility Network is an International Community of Mobility
Coordinators, composed by over 300 members in 31 countries, active in
VET, HE and Non Formal Education, representing over 650.000 learners,
70.000 staff members who are responsible for 18.000 transnational
exchanges per year: www.europemobility.eu
Europemobility Network celebrates within the International Conference
the Award Ceremony of the yearly Video Contest for mobile learners:
www.europemobility.tv
Europemobility Network is supported by the Executive Agency for Education and Culture
of the European Commission under the Lifelong Learning Programme.
EUROPEMOBILITY NETWORK
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Italy - Tel. +39 0573 50444
Email:
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Europemobility Network International Conference
DAY 1:
25 September 2014
Venue: Teatro Massimo, via De Magistris 12, Cagliari - SARDINIA
08.00 – 09.00
Registration of participants
Mobility Exhibition
09.00
Introduction
Giovanni Crisonà, Europemobility Network
Opening session
Massimo Zedda, Mayor of Cagliari
Francesco Pigliaru, President of the Autonomous Region of Sardinia
European Commission, Paul Tzimas
Cross Sectorial Partnerships for Mobility Schemes under Erasmus+
Italian Ministry of Labour, Marianna D’Angelo
Traineeships and work-based learning
Autonomous Region of Sardinia, Eugenio Annicchiarico
Youth Guarantee and transnational measures
Eurofund, Massimiliano Mascherini
European Outlook on NEETs
11.00 – 11.20
Coffee break & networking exercise
Parallel Workshops
First Round
13.00 – 14.00
Lunch
Award Ceremony of 2014 Europemobility Video Contest
14.30
16.00 – 16.15
Panel among decision makers and practitioners
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German Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Bettina Reuter
Lessons learned from IDA Programme
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Piedmont Region, Nadia Cordero
AFP Colline Astigiane, Matteo Gazzarata
Transnational Measures for practical experiences abroad based on
ECVET and funded by the European Social Fund
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Swedish National Agency for Labour, Robert Nyholm
Sigrun Sigurdsson
UNGA IN programme
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Basque Government, Gotzone Sagardui Goikoetxea
San Viator, Alfredo Garmendia
Work Placements Abroad for Disadvantaged Youngsters
Coffee break & networking exercise
Parallel Workshops
Second Round
17.30
Closure
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Workshops Day 1:
Quality assurance in mobility
“Improving the quality of mobility…where do I start?”
It is clear that quality assurance (QA) is one of the most important issues and concerns when student go abroad to
work and to learn. Not only in terms of safety and health, but also in terms of expectations, preparation and what
the students can/will achieve in terms of competences and how they will be supervised and evaluated.
The workshop is built up from two points of view of quality Assurance in mobility: “micro” quality in the context of
quality in mobility at operational/ implementation level and the “macro” quality in the context of the quality of
the Erasmus+ programme as such.
The first session of the workshop offers an overview of the tools developed by Europemobility Network to support
quality at micro level while within the second session participants have the opportunity to formulate comments
and recommendations to the European Commission on critical aspects and on solutions to improve the
implementation of Erasmus+.
Moderator:
Pauline van den Bosch (European Vocational Training Association, Belgium)
Rapporteur:
Thomas Berger (Inter-research e.V, Germany)
Case study:
Practical Applications of the EUM Quality Development Tool; Erasmus+ issues of the new
programme, e.g. Quality Framework and Accreditation of Sending Organisation from VET sector;
Students’ perspectives presented by Stefan Jahnke (Erasmus Student Network, Belgium)
Cooperation models for mobility
“How to build cross sectorial partnerships for learning mobility”
The workshop provides the opportunity to discover innovative models of cooperation among different
stakeholders active in the field of learning mobility. Building on the experience of Regional Government of
Cataluña, the workshop presents successful case studies and promotes a reflection among the participants on how
public authorities can embed learning mobility as active measure within youth, education and employment
policies. The workshop presents how public authorities, business representatives, different educational providers
from Higher Education, VET and Non Formal Education can establish sustainable partnership for mobility.
Moderators:
Rob van Wezel (KCH, The Netherlands)
Rapporteur:
Stefano Tirati (CSCS, Italy)
Case study:
Regional Policy and International Cooperation on Learning Mobility presented by Angels Font
(Generalitat de Cataluña, Spain); MOVE Regional Centre for Learning Mobility presented by
Francesca Pasini (Regional Employment Agency of Sardinia Government, Italy)
Funding schemes for mobility
“How to benchmark and create synergies between EU programmes and
national funding measures?”
In Europemobility, we have mapped over a hundred different European possible funding schemes supporting
mobility in the different member states. The workshop on funding schemes promotes a reflection on how learning
mobility schemes can be embedded within policy measures targeting NEETs in order to promote transition
mechanisms from inactivity into employment or education. The workshops presents the experience of Sardinia
Government on introducing transnational learning mobility among Youth Guarantee measures.
Moderator:
John Gunnarsson (European Minds, Sweden)
Rapporteur:
Giovanni Cervioni (CBE, Belgium)
Case study:
Youth Guarantee and Transnational Measures presented by Emanuela Atzori (Regional Employment
Agency of Sardinia Government, Italy)
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Impact of mobility
“How to measure the impact of learning mobility on Learners and Host
Organizations?”
The workshop presents the findings of a major study conduced by the Finnish National Agency for Eramsus+ CIMO
on how international skills and competences are developed through study or practical training abroad and how
employers perceive international experiences accomplished by young candidates during their recruitment
activities. Furthermore, the workshop presents the findings of research activities on the impact of learning
mobility on mobile learners and on host organizations conducted by the Europemobility Network. Participants will
be asked to comment upon the findings of the surveys and the studies and share their own views on the impact of
mobility on learners and on host organizations.
Moderator:
Giovanni Crisonà (CSCS, Italy)
Rapporteur:
Eva-Maria Kropp (Inter-research e.V, Germany)
Case study:
Impact Study conducted presented by Mika Saarinen (CIMO - Erasmus+ National Agency, Finalnd);
Impact Study conducted by Europemobility Network presented by Eva-Maria Kropp (Inter-research
e.V , Germany)
Recognition of mobility
“Learning outcomes and European transversal competences in mobility”
The aim of the workshop is to share successful experiences, tools and methodologies for assessing, recognizing
and validating learning outcomes acquired within transnational work placements and practical experiences
abroad. ISFOL presents the activities accomplished in Italy by the ECVET Experts while participants have the
opportunities to exchange views on solutions applicable both to formal and informal education settings.
Moderator:
Geoff Scaplehorn (Efvet, Belgium)
Rapporteur:
Mélanie Schoger (La Ligue, France)
Case study:
ECVET Italian Experts Team presented by Sveva Balduini (ISFOL - Erasmus+ National Agency, Italy)
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DAY 2:
26 September 2014
Venue: Teatro Massimo, via De Magistris 12, Cagliari - SARDINIA
09.00
Introduction
Europemobility Network, Stefano Tirati
Opening
Massimo Temussi, Special Commissioner, Regional Employment Agency of Sardinia
Government
Virginia Mura, Councillor for Labour, Autonomous Region of Sardinia
The ESF Mobility Network and the Coordinated Call for transnational mobility
projects for NEETs
ISFOL, Gianluca Calzolari
German Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Stephanie Koenen
09.30 – 11.00
Parallel Workshops
First Round
11.00 – 11.20
Coffee break & networking exercise
Parallel Workshops
Second Round
13.00 – 14.00
Lunch
14.00
Rapporteurs from Workshops Day 1 and Day 2
Conference Conclusions
“From policy and strategies to solutions”
Paul Tzimas, European Commission
Eugenio Annicchiarico, Autonomous Region of Sardinia
Giovanni Crisonà, Europemobility Network
16.00 – 17.30
Call for Action for new initiatives and Closure
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Workshops Day 2:
IT Solutions for Mobility
New technologies and online databases of accredited host organizations for
implementing learning mobility
In the very active and dynamic mobility market in Europe new technologies supporting the educational aspects
and the organizational management of learning mobility is becoming an essential focus of attention. mTransition
presents e-learning solutions conceived and piloted specifically to engage NEETs and youngsters who are at risk of
drop-out. The workshop offers the opportunity to present the functionalities of mTransition mobile app
specifically conceived for mobile learners. The second case study introduces the procedures and quality standards
adopted within the Dutch VET system for accrediting host organizations entitled to offer work placements
opportunities. The workshop presents the technical characteristics and specifications of the Dutch public database
of work placements. Participants will be challenged to share their views and recommendations on IT solutions for
learning mobility.
Moderator:
Pauline van den Bosch (European Vocational Training Association, Belgium)
Rapporteur:
John Gunnarsson (European Minds, Sweden)
Case studies:
mTransition and mobile app for Learning Mobility presented by Geoff Elliott (Pembrokeshire
College, UK); Dutch public database of accredited host organizations presented by Hans Diemel
(KCH, The Netherlands) and Guus Morjan (The Netherlands)
Entrepreneurship
Promoting entrepreneurial education via mobility schemes
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play a crucial role in the European economy but their competitiveness
and sustainability are affected by limited international outlook and innovation prospects. Enhancing
entrepreneurship and providing support measures to potential start-up entrepreneurs and newly-established
micro and small enterprises is a clear priority at European level. In 2009 the European Commission, DG Enterprise
and Industry, launched Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs, a business exchange programme aimed at fostering
entrepreneurial skills of new European entrepreneurs by shadowing experienced entrepreneurs in a different
country. While celebrating the fifth anniversary, the workshop presents the benefits of the programme, its
operational structure and the outcomes achieved.
Moderator:
Thomas Berger (Inter-research e.V, Germany)
Rapporteur:
Stefano Tirati (CSCS, Italy)
Case study:
Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programme presented by Christian Weinberger (European
Commission, DG ENTR)
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Employment
Making European job opportunities available
Youth unemployment in the EU has reached a new peak as nearly a quarter of economically active young people in
Europe are unemployed. Inactivity and the decrease in youth employment are particularly severe for lesseducated young workers. In 2012 the European Commission, DG Employment, launched “Your first EURES job”, a
labour mobility scheme targeted to young people aged between 18-30, aimed at promoting labour mobility and
exploiting the potential of unfulfilled job vacancies in Europe. The ultimate objective of the programme is maing
the search of a work placement in another Member State as easy as searching in one's own country. Employment
centres together with other stakeholders, including educational providers, are expected to cooperate in the
perspective of supporting companies and SMEs in particular in recruiting from outside their home country, through
the provision of information, recruitment, job matching and financial support. The workshop offers the opportunity
to exchange views and experiences on making European Labour Market a reality.
Moderator:
Rob van Wezel (KCH, The Netherlands)
Rapporteur:
Giovanni Cervioni (CBE, Belgium)
Case study:
Your First EURES Job programme presented by Zuzette Rostgaard Keldorff (Aarhus Commune,
Denmark)
Learning resources for Mobility
Personal development via non-formal education
The workshop will showcase educational resources supporting personal and professional development under
mobility schemes. Tools and solutions presented concern both learners as well as mobility coordinators. Special
attention is paid to the experiences and solutions developed within the Youth in Action Programme and, in
general, within non formal education sector. The workshop offers the opportunity to familiarize with the learning
resources developed by Europemobility Network and the educational services specifically designed for either
experienced or new comers mobility coordinators.
Moderator:
Giovanni Crisonà (CSCS, Italy)
Rapporteur:
Mélanie Schoger (La Ligue, France)
Case study:
Educational resources for work placements abroad and youth mobility schemes presented by Luca
Frongia (TDM 2000, Italy)
Eugenio Annicchiarico
Autonomous Region of Sardinia
General Director
[email protected]
Eugenio Annichiarico has many years of experience in directing, planning and organizing the activities concerning the Labour
Policies at Regional level. He is an expert in the reconciliation of conflicts regarding collective and individual employment issues.
He has been part of the INPS committees providing the wages guarantee funds (ordinary and special redundancy schemes), in
sectors like constructions, agriculture, etc. He had responsibility of the Unique Immigration Office, of the Observatory of Co-operation, of the Commission for the Certification of the employment Contracts. He also managed administrative and judicial litigation related to labour issues and he directed administrative and technical inspections related to labour.
Emanuela Atzori
Regional Employment Agency of Sardinia Government
Policy Officer
[email protected]
Background in sociology, with international master degree in the field of sociology of law, further master degrees in international
law and EU project management. Emanuela has accomplished over 10 years experience as consultant, mostly for public administration and non for profit organizations in the field of EU project management, with focus on the following areas: youth policies, youth mobility, employment/employability, local development, employment services. Since 2008 official with permanent
contract in the regional administration, with the function of EU policies expert, now assigned to youth mobility support and to
mobility measures of the youth Guarantee Sardinia.
Sveva Balduini
ISFOL
Director of Erasmus+ National Agency for VET - ISFOL
[email protected]
Researcher at ISFOL, she works at the LLP National Agency - Leonardo da Vinci Sectoral Programme (now Erasmus+ National
Agency – VET field) since 1999. She has coordinated and participated in several networks and thematic working groups established within the Programme by the European Commission – DG Education and Culture, in particular on transparency of competences and qualifications, validation of non formal and informal learning, quality of vocational education and training supply. She
is also member of the National Team of ECVET Experts, funded by the European Commission and co-funded by the Ministry of Labour and Social Policies. Since October 2012 she is Director of the LLP National Agency - Leonardo da Vinci Sectoral Programme
(now Erasmus+ National Agency – VET field).
Reuter Bettina
Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs Germany
Policy Officer - ESF Unit, Implementation of Programmes
[email protected]
Since 2002 work for the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs Germany predominantly in the field of the European Social
Fund. Involved in the development and implementation of ESF programmes and strategies for transnational cooperation for the
current structural fund period and 2014-2020. Since 2008 Coordination of European Learning networks, currently the LN on
Transnational Mobility Measures for Disadvantaged Youth and Young Adults. Bettina Reuter has extensive business experiences
in the field of Evaluation, Human Resources, Controlling and Organization in the private and public sector. Bettina holds an MA in
German language and literature, Philosophy and Education and an MBA with main subject “European Management”.
Gianluca Calzolari
ISFOL
Transnational Cooperation Unit
[email protected]
Gianluca works at ISFOL, a research institute of the Italian Ministry of Labour responsible for vocational training, labour and social
policies. He works at transnational cooperation unit, mainly managing the partipation to network funded by ESF in cooperation
with other EU Member States in the field of social and labour inclusion of disadvantaged target groups. Currently he leads the
Italian working group member of Mobility network: a group of States wich agreed on common criteria for funding mobility project for NEET persons in the framework of 2014-2020 ESF Programme.
Nadia Cordero
Piedmont Region
Director
[email protected]
Nadia Cordero is expert on certification of competencies, training systems, training standards and accreditation and vocational
guidance systems.
Marianna D’Angelo
Ministero del Lavoro
Director of Training Policies
[email protected]
Renato Reggiani
BIOPIC
Entrepreneur
[email protected]
Accomplished business exchange programme in Rotterdam, part of a Dutch-Italian team involved in the realization of a transnational cooperation under “Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs” programme, with the aim of bringing the agriculture to the towns
and cities. Interested and expert in and Biodiversity, Web Mkt and Garden Design expert. Founder of BioPic™, winner of Italian
and European awards in the field of innovation. The basic idea behind this entreprenerial initiative is to reinvent the urban and
household agriculture by taking advantage of the Italian traditional biological agriculture.
Geoff Elliott
Pembrokeshire College
Learning and Technology Development Manager
[email protected]
Geoff Elliott has a doctorate in learning technology and has been working in the field for 22 years. Geoff’s work has been
recognised in a number of UK national awards and now leads a number of international innovative learning technology projects
particularly in the field of mobile learning.
Angel Font
Generalitat de Catalunya. Catalan Ministry of Education
Responsible of the Unit of International Programmes for VET
[email protected]
Head of the Unit of International Programmes for VET in the Ministry of Education of the Government of Catalonia. She is in
charge, among others, of the promotion, organization, coordination and management of European mobility projects addressed to
VET centres and VET students both on policy and operational level. She has participated in European projects in the framework of
the Lifelong Learning Programme, Erasmus Plus, Interreg and other EU Initiatives and Commission calls for the development of
methodologies, tools and networks to support mobility actions. She has been involved in the development and experimentation
of the ECVET system . Within the Ministry of Education of the Goverment of Catalonia, she promotes and develops cooperation
agreements in the field of VET with other European regional authorities and administrations.
Luca Frongia
TDM 2000
President
[email protected]
After his studies in the Commercial Technical Institute "P. Martini", he graduated in the Faculty of Social Science with a Master
in International Relations focused in cooperation between Youth NGOs and Public Institutions, in the University of Cagliari.
Afterwards he started to work as a consultant in Cagliari’s Chamber of Commerce. Meanwhile, as President and founder of
Associazione TDM 2000, he developed local and international activities within European, National and Regional Programmes,
together with the board and the group of local volunteers of the organization.
Nowadays he’s expert in the field of entrepreneurship and social responsibility, project writing and management, financial
management, mobility programmes and youth participation, non-formal education and recognition of non-formal competencies.
As a freelance trainer, he is also responsible for the management of logical flow, program and workshops and learning process
of participants.
Moreover he is hosting entrepreneur within the Programme “Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs”, priced by the European
Commission, in October 2012, as second best hosting entrepreneur.
Alfredo Garmendia
Centro San Viator
Head of the International Department
[email protected]
For the last 13 years I have been the head of the International Department which involves writing projects, organizing all kind of
meetings, workshops, mobility fairs, receiving/sending students and teachers and meeting policy makers to tell them what we
do. I have been managing different projects in all kind of EU programs, mostly focusing in those youngsters with more difficulties to enter into working life. In the last years we have been working on projects like: Aurrerantz, CHIBROFAM (chibrofam.eu),
Individual Study Paths ( isp-project.com). We are currently working with Tecnalia, Bridgwater College and Syddansk Erhvervsskole
Odense-Vejle to improve the expertise on Urban Mobility (electric-hybrid cars). We are creating the modules for this new area of
studies ( 2014-1-ES01-KA202-003617 EUMob)
Matteo Gazzarata
AFP Colline Astigiane
EU Funded Projects Manager
[email protected]
With a background in Rights of the European Union ad international Relations, he works since 2004 as a project manager for a
number of institution both public and private with the tasks of managing the complete project plan and supervising the correct
execution of the various aspects of project implementation process, leading towards the achievement of the envisaged results.
Expertise has been acquired mostly on FP7th, Lifelong Learning Programme and Progress. Being an expert in certification and
transparency of qualifications he also is a Member of the ECVET CoP and assists the Italian/German National Groups of Experts,
as well as the ECVET Team, in developing the necessary conditions for a proper use and integration of transparency tools into VET
systems. By appointment of the Italian Ministry of Labour he also participates in the ECVET Users Group workshops to foster the
use and knowledge of the various tools, as well in policy reforms.
Zuzette Keldorff
City of Aarhus, Employment Department
Project manager
[email protected]
Zuzette Keldorff has worked in the field of employment for several years. Zuzette works as a communication advisor and fundraiser. In the project Your first EURES job, she has worked with national and international communication and as project manager
for the Danish partners. Zuzette has a degree in communications and intellectual history from Aarhus University and further
training in project management, economics and journalism.
Stephanie Koenen
Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Germany
Policy Officer - ESF Unit, Implementation of Programmes
[email protected]
Policy Officer / Member of TLN Mobility team at the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Germany / professional background in EU and international programme and project management
Massimiliano Mascherini
Eurofund
Research manager
[email protected]
Massimiliano Mascherini is a research manager at Eurofound, the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions. He is the leading author of the recent publication “NEETs: young people Not in Employment, Education and Training – Characteristics, Costs and olicy Responses” where an estimation of the cost of youth unemployment was performed. He
also coordinated the report “Effectiveness of policy measures to increase the employment participation of young people” which
identified some key points of the most effective policies for the labour market reintegration of reintegrating youth in Europe.
Massimiliano got his Ph.D. in Applied Statistics at the University of Florence and his main research interests lie in the fields of
social cohesion and labour market participation, with great emphasis on young people and the social consequences of their exclusion from the labour market. He carried out several studies in the field of social capital, civic participation and active citizenship. Before joining Eurofound he worked as scientific officer at the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission and at the
University of Florence. He has been visiting fellow at the University of Sydney (Australia) and at Aalborg University (Denmark).
Guus Morjan
Morjan EU VET
managning director
[email protected]
I have worked in European Vocational Education and Training for 20 years. Been infolved in projects with the focus on mobility
and especially quality of companies for work placement. I am board member of EVTA, European Vocational education an Training
Association and also member of the ESCO refernec group for Tourism. At the momen we are involved in several European projects
but the last one is setting up a structure for working and learning in Romania. I collaborate with Endurance. Since 2012 I run my
own organisation in Europe.
Robert Nyholm
Swedish Public Employment Service
EU Fund Coordinator
[email protected]
EU Fund Coordinator working at the national head office of the Swedish Public Employment Service, Department for International
Affairs. Responsible for all the transnational activities within the ESF-project “Unga In” (Youth In) a 6.5 million euro investment as
well as working with the national/transnational coordination for future developments and projects. Represents the authority in
the flagship initiative “School2Work” and works for the realization of policies within the EU macro regions in close cooperation
with other member states.
Francesca Pasini
Regional Employment Agency of Sardinia Government
Official
[email protected]
Background in work psychology. Project assistant in several projects, all dealing with guidance both for educational choices and
professional advice. Specializing in Industrial Relations, official with permanent contract at the Regional Agency for Employment,
where she worked at the Regional Center for Counseling first, then responsible for the External relations office, further specialized in Ireland on innovative methodologies for self-empowerment, change and personal development.
Mika Saarinen
Centre for International Mobility and Cooperation CIMO
Head of Unit
[email protected]
Mr Mika Saarinen is Head of Unit for the Vocational Education and Training Unit at the Centre for International Mobility and
Cooperation CIMO in Finland. He has worked for over fifteen years for the National Agency and he has participated in conducting
surveys, writing guides and manuals as well as lecturing widely within the field of international cooperation and education. Mr.
Saarinen’s experience spans both international development work and student mobility in the EU-programmes and beyond. Most
recently his interest has particularly been towards the impact of the EU programmes, notably also the skills and competences
gained through international experiences. Mika has a master’s degree within theoretical philosophy and he also has done further
studies in international politics and adult education.
Gotzone Sagardui Goikoetxea
Lanbide-Basque Goverment
Labour Activation Director
[email protected]
Gotzone Sagardui Goikoetxea is Director of Labour Activation in the Basque Public Employment Service since 2013. She has
worked as manager of Bizkaia Campus in the Basque Country University and as chief health care area at the socio sanitary health
centre of the Provincial Government of Bizkaia. She has been manager at the faculty of fine arts as well as part of the technical
teaching staff at the Basque Country University. Gotzone Sagardui Goikoetxea holds a Doctor Degree in Medicine in the Basque
Country University, a Master’s degree in Prevention of Labour Risks and a Master’s degree in Management.
Sigrun Sigurdsson
Swedish Public Employment Service
Project manager
[email protected]
Ive been working with youth and labour market since 2007. I’m very involved in trying to rehabilitate kids that are far away from
a job due to that they are outside of society.
Massimo Temussi
Regional Employment Agency of Sardinia Government
Special Commissioner
[email protected]
Background in business administration with specialization in management of health organizations and labour policies. Former
Managing Director at the Labour Regional Councillorship, and Cabinet Secretary of Industry. Since January 2014 Special Commissioner of the Regional Employment Agency of Sardinia Government.
Paul Tzimas
European Commission - DG Education and Culture
Vocational Education and Training Unit
[email protected]
Paul Tzimas works for the unit in DG Education and Culture of the European Commission that deals with Vocational Education and
Training. He has worked on the second phase of the Leonardo da Vinci programme, the Lifelong Learning Programme and now on
the Erasmus + Programme. In particular he deals with VET mobility and increasing quality and attractiveness in the sector.
Christian Weinberger
European Commission - DG Enterprise and Industry
Senior Adviser - Entrepreneurship & SME Policy
[email protected]
Christian Weinberger joined the Commission Services in 1999 to work on technical harmonisation in the Common Market, using
the New Approach with CE-marking and harmonized EN Standards. In 2003 he was appointed Head of Unit dealing with Entrepreneurship policy, in particular the Entrepreneurship Action Plan and the European Charter for Small Businesses, by elaborating
recommendations and identifying and disseminating good practices. Some years ago he was named Entrepreneurship and SME
Policy Advisor in DG Enterprise and Industry. Before joining the European Commission, Christian Weinberger worked for 10 years
with a large multinational corporation in Marketing, Sales, Finance and Special Business Operations in various countries and at
European HQ and then co-founded an international SME in Information Technology and was its CEO for 9 years.
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List List
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Name Organization Email Veronica Abbruzzi
Provincia Ciiglesias, Csl Iglesias
[email protected]
Roland Abimbola
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
[email protected]
Raja Ali
The IBD Partnership
[email protected]
Chiara Alleva
Easy School of Languages
[email protected]
Anna Maria Aloi
Universita' Degli Studi Di Cagliari
[email protected]
Italy
Schoonhoven Andre
Da Vinci College
[email protected]
The Netherlands
Jonas Andreas
STIC Strausberg/Berlin
[email protected]
Eugenio Annicchiarico
Regione Autonoma della Sardegna
Susan Aramfar
Università degli Studi di Sassari
[email protected]
Italy
Maria Rosa Arcadu
Arl Ss
[email protected]
Italy
Lucia Argiolas
[email protected]
Italy
Claudia Argiolu
[email protected]
Iliana Arvaniti
Start up
Italy
Italy
United Kingdom
Malta
Germany
Italy
[email protected]
Arianna Asunis
Country Italy
Belgium
[email protected]
Italy
Emanuela Atzori
Agenzia Regionale per il Lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
Sandro Atzori
Confapi Sardegna
[email protected]
Ghulam Shabbir Babar
Babar Law Associates
[email protected]
Sveva Balduini
ISFOL
[email protected]
Italy
Galeann Barbara
Easy School of Languages
[email protected]
Malta
Thomas Berger
Inter.research e.V.
[email protected]
Giuseppe Bertini
OIKOS
[email protected]
Italy
Katica Borcic
TDM2000
[email protected]
Italy
Laura Borioni
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
Antonio Boschetti
PricewaterhouseCoopers Advisory SpA
[email protected]
Italy
Gianfranco Buratti
Regione Piemonte
[email protected]
Italy
Francesca Bussalai
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
Stefano Caboni
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
Alessandra Cabras
Csl Carbonia
[email protected]
Italy
Gianluca Calzolari
ISFOL
[email protected]
Dimitriu Carmen
Colegiul Nationla Mihail Sadoveanu
[email protected]
Paola Carrus
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
Lorenza Casagranda
Provincia Autonoma di Trento
[email protected]
Italy
[email protected]
Italy
Italy
Michele Casu
Italy
Pakistan
Germany
Italy
Italy
Romania
Loriana Cavaleri
SEND
[email protected]
Andrea Cecchin
FORTES Impresa Sociale
[email protected]
Giovanni Cervioni
CBE-GEIE
[email protected]
Belgium
Valentina Chanina
EfVET
[email protected]
Belgium
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International Conference
2013
- Delegate
List List
Raising Quality and Quantity
of Work Placements in Europe
Name Organization Email Angela Chessa
Regione Autonoma Della Sardegna
[email protected]
Italy
Daniele Cocco
Collaboratore Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
Mauro Colomo
Mc Formazione
[email protected]
Italy
[email protected]
Italy
Italy
Maddalena Congiu
Country Nadia Cordero
Regione Piemonte
[email protected]
Eleonora Corona
University of Cagliari
[email protected]
Susanne Corrigox
Dalarna University
[email protected]
Stefano Corsini
Yourope Sardinia
[email protected]
Italy
Lucia Cossu
Regione Sardegna
[email protected]
Italy
Giovanni Crisonà
CSCS
[email protected]
Italy
Davide Crobu
Agenzia regionale per il lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
Ornella D'agostino
Carovana SMI
[email protected]
Italy
Marianna D'Angelo
Ministero del Lavoro
[email protected]; [email protected]
Italy
Gonaria Assunta Daga
Regione Sardegna
[email protected]
Italy
Francesca Maria Danda
FORTES Impresa Sociale
[email protected]
Italy
Carla Della Volpe
Legacoop Sardegna
[email protected]
Italy
Lara Della Volpe
[email protected]
Italy
Lara Della Volpe
[email protected]
Italy
[email protected]
Italy
[email protected]
Italy
[email protected]
Italy
Michele Demontis
Tdm 2000
Cristina Demontis
Italy
Sweden
Federica Demurtas
Università Di Cagliari
Sandro Denti
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
Paola Deplano
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
Giuseppe Deroma
Università Degli Studi Di Cagliari
[email protected]
Italy
Doriana Di Santo
Italy
[email protected]
Italy
Hans Diemel
KCH International
[email protected]
The Netherlands
Susan Easton
NIACE
[email protected]
United Kingdom
Geoff Elliott
Pembrokeshire College
[email protected]
United Kingdom
Liliane Esnault
FREREF
[email protected]
Aide Esu
Università Di Caglairi
[email protected]
Italy
Anna Maria Fadda
Amministrazione Provinciale Di Cagliari
[email protected]
Italy
Maia Gabriella Fenu
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
[email protected]
Ivan Fernandez Garcia
[email protected]
France
Italy
Spain
Rossana Floris
Ras - Crp
[email protected]
Àngels Font
Generalitat de Catalunya. Regional Ministry of Educacion
[email protected]
Elena Frau
Associazione Néa
[email protected]
Italy
Luca Frau
Associazione Coda Di Lupo
[email protected]
Italy
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2014
– Delegate
International Conference
2013
- Delegate
List List
Raising Quality and Quantity
of Work Placements in Europe
Name Organization Email Rudy Freund
ROC West-Brabant
[email protected]
Gianluca Massimiliano Frongia
TDM 2000
[email protected]
Alfredo Garmendia
Centro San Viator
[email protected]
Spain
Martha-Marie Gauci
Stage Malta
[email protected]
Malta
Matteo Gazzarata
AFP Colline Astigiane
[email protected]
Italy
Gian Francesco Ghisu
Csl Carbonia - Prov Ci
[email protected]
Italy
Luca Giacani
European Sport Funding - Libero SPX
[email protected]
Italy
Daniele Giusto
University of Cagliari
[email protected]
Corentin Guennoun
[email protected]
John Gunnarsson
European Minds
[email protected]
Assunta Ianniello
[email protected]
Country The Netherlands
Italy
Italy
France
Sweden
Italy
Rozalina Ilieva
TDM 2000
[email protected]
Stefan Jahnke
Erasmus Student Network (ESN)
[email protected]
Maciej Jamrozik
Center for European Projects
[email protected]
Decock Johan
HBO ic Dien Institute For Nurse Education
[email protected]
Gulya Judit
STIC Wirtschaftsfördergesellschaft
[email protected]
Germany
Zuzette Keldorff
City of Aarhus - The Employment Department
[email protected]
Denmark
Jan Kiel
Selandia College
[email protected]
Denmark
Stephanie Koenen
Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs
[email protected]
Germany
Kerem KOKER
ISMEK
[email protected]
Jure Kreft
Italy
Belgium
Poland
Belgium
Turkey
[email protected]
Slovenia
Germany
Eva-Maria Kropp
Inter.research e.V.
[email protected]
Marinella Lai
MPI
[email protected]
Mereuta Laurentia Mariana
AEPADO - European Association for the Defense of Human Rights
[email protected]
Romania
Fernanda Lobina
Associazione Interculturale NUR
[email protected]
Italy
[email protected]
Italy
Paolo Locci
Italy
Andrea Lombardi
Uniser Soc. Coop. Onlus
[email protected]
Sean Lyons
TSSG
[email protected]
Giovanni Maccioni
Eurodesk Italy
[email protected]
Italy
Laura Mamia
Agenzia Regionale Lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
Dario Manna
Province of Rome - Capitale Lavoro SpA
[email protected]
Italy
Laura Mantega
Csl Carbonia - Prov Ci
[email protected]
Italy
Graziella Marceddu
Università Di Cagliari
[email protected]
Italy
Riccardo Marongiu
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
Manuel Marras
Università Degli Studi Di Cagliari
[email protected]
Teresa Martin Melgarejo
European Programme. Murcia City Council
[email protected]
Cristina Masala
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
[email protected]
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Ireland
Italy
Italy
Spain
Italy
International
Conference
2014
– Delegate
International Conference
2013
- Delegate
List List
Raising Quality and Quantity
of Work Placements in Europe
Name Organization Email Massimiliano Mascherini
Eurofund
[email protected]
Michela Masili
Università Degli Studi Di Cagliari
[email protected]
Cristina Massa
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
Dalila Massidda
Università' Di Cagliari
[email protected]
Björn Meijer
Kellebeek College / ROC WB
[email protected]
Rosanna Mele
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
[email protected]
Italy
Martina Melis
Country Ireland
Italy
Italy
Italy
The Netherlands
Franco Meloni
Centro Servizi Camera Commercio Cagliari
[email protected]
Italy
Antonio Mocci
EVTA
[email protected]
Italy
Antonio Mocci
EVTA
[email protected]
Guus Morjan
MORJAN EU VET
[email protected]
Loredana Mulas
Comune Tramatza
[email protected]
Italy
Virginia Mura
Regione Autonoma della Sardegna
sentire arl
Italy
Gianluigi Nieddu
[email protected]
Italy
The Netherlands
Italy
Ea Nielsen
City of Aarhus - The Employment Department
[email protected]
Denmark
Mads Nielsen-Gravholt
Syddansk Erhvervsskole
[email protected]
Denmark
Monica Niero
Associazione La Rosa Roja
[email protected]
Robert Nyholm
Swedish Public Employment Service
[email protected]
Cristina Oggiano
Associazione Interculturale NUR
[email protected]
Italy
Enrico Orru
London School Of Economics
[email protected]
Italy
Alice Orru'
Associazione In Fase Di Costituzione
[email protected]
Italy
Beyhan Özdemir
ism e.V. Mainz
[email protected]
Gigliola Pace
Wolters Kluwer Italia
[email protected],
Quentin Palmaerts
[email protected]
Italy
Sweden
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Silvia Paschina
Comune Di Villaspeciosa
[email protected]
Italy
Francesca Pasini
Agenzia Regionale per il Lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
Silvia Pasquini
Università Degli Studi Di Cagliari
[email protected]
Italy
Giulia Passiu
Università Degli Studi Di Cagliari
[email protected]
Italy
Marina Patteri
Associazione Tdm 2000
[email protected]
Italy
Maria Isabella Piga
Regione Autonoma Della Sardegna
[email protected]
Italy
Francesco Pigliaru
Regione Autonoma della Sardegna
sentire arl
Italy
Pietro Luigi Piras
Provincia Nuoro
[email protected]
Italy
Antonio Piras
Charles University
[email protected]
Italy
Patrizia Piras
Regione Autonoma Della Sardegna
patpiras @regione.sardegna.it
Italy
Valentina Piras
Eurodesk
[email protected]
Italy
Oliviero Piras
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
Gian Piero Piredda
Csl Iglesias
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International
Conference
2014
– Delegate
International Conference
2013
- Delegate
List List
Name Organization Email Francesca Pisano
Raising Quality and Quantity
of Work Placements in Europe
Country [email protected]
Italy
Maria Silvia Poddesu
Csl Iglesias Prov. Ci
[email protected]
Italy
Maria Silvia Poddesu
Csl Iglesias - Prov. Ci
[email protected]
Italy
Francesca Rita Porcheddu
Agenzia Regionale Del Lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
Vito Prisciano
Cnos Fap Sardegna
[email protected]
Italy
Alice Puddu
Confapi Sardegna
[email protected]
Bettina Reuter
German Federal Minsitry of Labour and Social Affairs
[email protected]
Elizabeth Rijo
Associazione La Rosa Roja
[email protected]
Elizabeth Rijo
Associazione La Rosa Roja
[email protected]
Jesús Rodríguez Domínguez
[email protected]
Mika Saarinen
Centre for International Mobility and Cooperation CIMO
[email protected]
Miren Gotzone Sagardui
Goikoetxea
Basque Country Goberment
[email protected]
Francesca Salis
Csl Cagliari
[email protected]
SUEL Sandrine
LE
[email protected]
Ralf Sänger
Institut für Sozialpädagogische Forschung Mainz e.v.
[email protected]
Denise Sanna
Agenzia regionale per il lavoro
[email protected]
Nicola Sassu
Regione Sardegna - Assessorato Dell'agricoltura
[email protected]
Geoff Scaplehorn
EfVET
[email protected]
Melanie Schoger
La Ligue de l'enseignement
[email protected]
Enrico Secci
[email protected]
Paolo Sedda
Agenzia Regionale Per Il Lavoro
[email protected]
Jørgen Seeberg
SDE College
[email protected]
Carla Serpi
Confapi Sardegna
[email protected]
Matteo Serreli
[email protected]
Italy
Germany
Italy
Italy
Spain
Finland
Spain
Italy
France
Germany
Italy
Italy
Belgium
France
Italy
Italy
Denmark
Italy
Italy
Sigrun Sigurdsson
Arbetsformedlingen
[email protected]
Sweden
Liva Snike
The IBD Partnership
[email protected]
Pier Giacomo Sola
Amitié
[email protected]
Italy
Elsa Soro
Siena 2019 Candidacy Office
[email protected]
Italy
Samuele Sperati
[email protected]
Italy
Matteo Sperati
[email protected]
United Kingdom
Italy
Louise Stiernström
The Swedish ESF Council
[email protected]
Scherpereel Sylvain
Agence Europe Education Formation France
[email protected]
Luca Taras
Agenzia Regionale per il Lavoro
[email protected]
Italy
Massimo Temussi
Agenzia Regionale per il Lavoro
sentire arl
Italy
Stefano Tirati
CSCS
[email protected]
Italy
Valentina Tornabene
SEND
[email protected]
Italy
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France
International
Conference
2014
– Delegate
International Conference
2013
- Delegate
List List
Raising Quality and Quantity
of Work Placements in Europe
Name Organization Email Paul Tzimas
European Commission, DG EAC
[email protected]
Pauline Van Den Bosch
EVTA
[email protected]
Rob Van Wezel
KCH International
[email protected]
Marzia Varaldo
Coop sociale Millepiedi onlus
[email protected]
Italy
[email protected]
Italy
Franca Vargiu
Country Belgium
Belgium
The Netherlands
Silvia Vargiu
Unica
[email protected]
Christian Weinberger
European Commission, DG ENTR
[email protected]
Massimo Zedda
Comune di Cagliari
sentire arl
Italy
Luisa Zedda
Tdm 2000
[email protected]
Italy
Stefano Zedde
University of Sassari
[email protected]
Italy
Claudia Zito
Ctp Scuola Manno Cagliari
[email protected]
Italy
Maria Angela Zuddas
Csl Carbonia -
[email protected]
Italy
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Belgium