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Skilled Cooks and Waiters Network

Funder: European CommissionProject code: 2016-1-MK01-KA202-021657
Funded under: ERASMUS+ | Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices | Strategic Partnerships for vocational education and training Funder Contribution: 112,295 EUR

Skilled Cooks and Waiters Network

Description

Context/background of the project;The basic context of this project is based upon tourism as an industry in many countries in the world is industry which provides a lot of jobs for young people and has serious impact on the economy. In Macedonia the participation of tourism is rather with modest influence on GDP (approx . 2%) but huge potential to impact the economy of the country in near future. Lots of effective measures were lately undertaken in order to attract foreign tourists, but at the same time the quality of restaurant services remained same as before. All relevant analysis of the country (latest Labor Market analysis of Employment Service Agency) showed that there is a STRONG NEED to improve the knowledge, skills especially of the human resources in the hospitality sector. Problem of each country involved in the project: young people unfortunately don't stay too long in the hospitality jobs, they mostly see this as a temporary jobs and less as a possibility for career. With this project we are promoting awareness among young population for upgrading their skills as cooks or waiters.General objectives are aimed to:- improve the employability of unemployed young people on the job market at hospitality sector - to strengthen key competences in VET curricula and providing more effective opportunities to acquire or develop those skills through I-VET and C-VET with relevant competencies and valuable knowledge, skills and attitudes for the labor market of tourism - to enhance the access to training and qualifications for all through C-VET, in a life-long learning perspective, especially by raising awareness on the cook and waiter careers in Europe - to improve transparency and recognition of skills and qualifications, by comparing different European training curricula and developing two new courses, both with traditional and online structure;- to develop innovative training curricula, for these two professions based on the extensive research, practice and on job training training and prepare policy recommendation for hospitality sector- to disseminate project results and outputs to the wide range of beneficiaries such: schools, VET centers, training centers, chambers, employers in the field of hospitality, policy makers in the sector etc.Number and profile of participating organisations;Three partner organizations are participating in the project implementation Training Center CES- Macedonia, INSIGNARE - Associacao de Ensino e Formacao, European Grants International Academy Srls Unipersonale. Each organization with significant background in the field of vocational training. Description of undertaken main activities;Partnership agreements were prepared and signed. Project core team/coordinators was established. Modes and channel of partner communication were established. Detailed Action plan of activities, estimation of the resources and Evaluation strategy were developed and adopted. Procedures, criteria and methodologies for main activities were adopted.Plan for dissemination and monitoring were prepared and realized. Four intellectual outputs were delivered and printed. Three blended mobility tranings were realized.In continuing control of the schedule of the project activities was undertaken. In continuing control of the costs was undertaken. Quality control checks for the activities performed was undertaken. Results and impact attained;With prepared and delivered four intellectual outputs, realized three blended mobility for learners, with high quality trainings and two multiplier events we attended the following impact: - Increased skills and knowledge of participants (unemployed cooks and waiters)- Raised awareness for the profession cook/waiter and to reduce the unemployment among young population- Prepared recommendations for decreasing the gap between real needs and demands of the employers in hospitality sector and the labour market offer- Developed new effective and practically oriented models of guidebooks/trainings in the hospitality sector based on the assessment and research in each country Longer-term benefitsAfter the completion of the project, out target group is more attractive for the employers. The increased employability skills are integral to workplace competency, and,as such, they should further to be considered in the design, customization, delivery and assessment of vocational education and training programs in an integrated and holistic way. Project innovations regarding the outputs/trainings can also, impact systems or policies dealing with development of HR in hospitality sector. State Authorities responsible for HR in tourism-have the possibility to incorporate different models in the system of the countries based on the results and activities of the project..

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