Second Survey School and WOW.pdf
Second Survey School and WOW.pdf
Second Survey School and WOW.pdf
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WORKING GROUP: TRANSITION<br />
Romania<br />
According with the Guidance <strong>and</strong> Counselling Curriculum (grades IX‐XII) the most important<br />
transversal competencies pupils should achieve during the school time are:<br />
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Competencies in exploring personal resources needed in career planning<br />
Interpersonal abilities with the aim of personal <strong>and</strong> social development of a young<br />
people<br />
Information management competencies<br />
Competencies in developing personal <strong>and</strong> professional projects<br />
Quality lifestyle competencies<br />
For the professional stream, pupils should achieve within the Guidance <strong>and</strong> Counselling<br />
Curriculum (IX‐X grades) the following competencies:<br />
Personal development for performant results in life<br />
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Analysing the personal resource portfolio<br />
Efficient learning abilities<br />
Establishing the educational <strong>and</strong> professional plan<br />
Describing the occupational world in<br />
The process of lifelong learning (Source: Monitoring system for graduates in the lifelong<br />
guidance <strong>and</strong> counselling perspective, IES, 2007).<br />
Pupils consider important to continue the process of learning after finishing the school in the<br />
following areas:<br />
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Obtaining a higher professional qualification<br />
And 4 non‐professional competencies:<br />
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Learning foreign language<br />
ICT competencies<br />
Entrepreneurship competency<br />
Communication <strong>and</strong> social abilities development<br />
The most needed competencies in different occupations in Romania (Source: The evolution of<br />
the occupations on the Romanian market in the 2010 perspective, INCSMPS/MMSSF, 2006)<br />
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‐ problem solving (77,6% from the interviewed persons declared that the need for this<br />
competence is high <strong>and</strong> very high)<br />
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