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Teaching Practice in Health Care in Europe

2020-1-ES01-KA116-0786142020VET learner and staff mobility with VET mobility charterfinalized
Countries: ES · Grant: €53,721

Objectives

Internationalize ourselves, give students and staff international skills with mobilities or study plan to offer necessary skills in our area and abroad Development of qualifications, curriculum and recognition of skills and learning outcomes, such as credit transfer Improve the quality and efficiency of cooperation with associated countries, expand the network, create procedures for more efficient mobility, increase participation... Get students better trained to work in international environments, at home and abroad Help adapt to the European labor market Allow the development of professional (FCT) and linguistic skills Promote solidarity-collaboration between professionals and patients Promote equity and inclusion Promote ICTs in professional fields Greater participation of women Promote cooperation between partners, innovation transfer Contribute labor insertion Avoid school dropout Achieve quality teaching Improve learning processes Promote-reinforce cultural heritage and feeling of belonging to a European space, (Ultraperipheral region). It aims to "link the Canary Islands with Europe" (languages ​​equality inclusion equity culture and work)

Background

Our center welcomes 850 VET students and 48 VET teachers, we have opted to implement the VET Charter for VET with the aim of improving internationalization strategies in the field of VET, being more sustainable, improving quality and amount of transnational mobility As a result of numerous previous projects, this KA 116 arises, with the need for training students and teachers in Health Care in various health sectors so demanded at the present time by Society. It also satisfies the need to increase language skills, the participants do not have foreign languages ​​in their curriculum, which is important for our tourism sector, which is why the project increases the possibilities of employability and knowledge of other work techniques, favoring and enriching the participants to have a more global vision in line with the rest of Europe, which is constantly advancing The partner organizations of the project increase the quality of the activities, expand and strengthen the organization and cooperation networks at a transnational level, an objective that we pursue, as well as the exchange or development of new practices and methods in the health field.

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