Link between CPIA and initial VET providers with second level courses

Validation of non-formal and informal learning

Brief description of the main purposes and contents
 

The credit recognition process allows the personalization of the path for adults who re-enter the education system: it allows the enhancement of the skills acquired in any case and makes it possible to make the paths sustainable.

Reasons why the project / program is considered a “good practice”

The connection through modular planning favors the continuation of adult studies: the general education area and the specific area are managed in synergy between CPIA and initial VET providers; the connection favors the enhancement of the skills of each student and the personalization of the path; the student’s record book collects the scholastic experience and accompanies “vertically” the students who after the CPIA continue at the initial VET providers with second level courses.

Managing authority / organisation

CPIA Montagna

Main target group

Adult people in general

Source of funding

Public funds (national, regional …)

Stakeholders involved

CPIA and initial VET providers with second level paths that are part of the Network.

Contribution of the practice in improving / promoting the social inclusion of the beneficiaries

The connection between CPIA and initial VET providers of the Network favors the educational success of students who, with the achievement of a diploma, can have greater opportunities for inclusion into the labor market and for a better integration.

Elements of the project / program that could be easily transferred to other contexts

Modular design; the student’s record book; credit recognition vademecum.

Other potential target groups to which the project / program could be extended

Adults and young adults; migrants; women.

Practical evaluation carried out

Yes.

Results and measures taken after evaluation

In progress.

Participation data 

On average, in the last three years, 25/30 students have benefited from the actions described and passed from the CPIA to the initial VET providers of the Network.

Description of the methods of implementation and any recommendations

Modular design update; implementation of vademecum to favor the establishment of increasingly shared procedures.

Project / program website or other online reference resources

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