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EMVOI

EU Programme: Co-funded by the Erasmus + Programme of teh European Union

Coordination: Coopérative SUD CONCEPT (FRANCE)

Participants: DAKOM (BULGARIA)|ISQ (PORTUGAL)|I.S.C.N. GesmbH (AUSTRIA)|G.G. Eurosuccess consulting LTD (CYPRUS)|Europaischer Verband Beruflicher Bldungstrager - EVBB (GERMANY)

Starting Year:  2016 

Duration: 2018

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ISQ Contact: formacao@isq.pt

Areas: VET Projects

 

Acronym: EMVOI

Project Name: EMVOI – Integral process for ISO 17024 certification of EU project managers

Grant agreement no: 2016-1-FR01-KA202-023886

Total cost: 54919,00€

Total Funding: 53919,00€

OBJECTIVES:

The EMVOI project intends to develop an integral web-based tool for assessment, training & ISO 17024 certification of EU project managers (EUPM).
The general objective of EMVOI project is to contribute to recognition, validation & enhancement of the key competences of EUPM through strengthening cooperation between the world of training & the world of work by applying an integral approach for assessment, training & ISO 17024 certification.

The specific objectives of the project are:

• To develop a recognition approach for worked-acquired EU project management competences;
• To develop a competence chart for EUPM that can contribute to develop high-level basic & transversal competences in a lifelong learning perspective;
• To create a web-based software for assessment of transversal competences;
• To develop ICT-based training course through using open educational resources & integrating modern digital solutions into the VET process;
• To develop transversal competences of EUPM through the use of innovative, competence based, student-centred & output-oriented approach;
• To create a certification system under ISO 17024 that can be regarded as a system for recognition & validation of EUPM competences;
• To promote English language learning & linguistic diversity through multilingual EMVOI web-platform.

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