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Adaptative learning paths for employabilty of people with different skills in the Stone Sector

2021-1-DE02-KA220-VET-0000332762021Cooperation partnerships in vocational education and trainingfinalizedGood practice
Countries: DE|ES|EL|HR · Grant: €228,742
Career guidanceDisabilitiesEqual access and transition to labour market

Objectives

The main objectives of this project were the following: - To help the integration of people with disabilities into the world of work and to promote the development of skills and abilities through the stone sector. - To raise awareness in education with learning phases in order to implement a series of steps, results that guarantee a good impact on the target group and a sustainable effect over time. - Sensitise and create awareness in the companies of the sector about the recruitment of people with disabilities. - Providing employers with mechanisms to adapt workspaces to people with physical or motor disabilities. - Encourage diversity in a sector as traditional as the stone sector, thus facilitating the promotion and awareness of equality at all levels. - Provide support tools for the development of actions that enable the inclusion of people in vulnerable situations in the labour market, adapted to the digital transformation and focused on distance learning. - Provide information, increase the strengths in labour inclusion and redefine the weaknesses. - To provide digital training adapted to the current situation so that no person is left behind and to face the challenges that conventional training currently presents.

Background

At least 16% of the EU working age population has a disability, many with the ability and the will to work. People with disabilities constitute a significant potential for contribution to the economy and the labour market. The employment rate of disabled people is 50% as opposed to over 68% for non-disabled people, is already an indication that the potential of people with disabilities remains greatly underused. People with disabilities are almost twice as likely to be inactive compared to non-disabled people. Moreover, the likelihood of disability increases with age, and, in the light of the current EU demographic situation, the occurrence of disability is expected to increase. It is crucial to address the needs of people with disabilities in order to allow them to better integrate into the labour market and to participate in society. Employment is a determining factor for inclusion. The development of a Training path and Training Content on Therapies for Disabled based on Manufacturing Processes and Techniques employed in the Stone Sector involves having a tool for the recognition and validation of knowledge, skills and transversal capacities for promoting Labor Inclusion of disabled people in sectors as traditional as Stone is

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