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Brain Drain - Hochschule der Bundesagentur für Arbeit

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Overview<br />

The module “Building up an International Network of BDBG Counsellors” is aimed at<br />

qualified counsellors with counselling experience and practice and to prepare them<br />

for BDBG counselling.<br />

This module refers largely to module I “Management of information, Institutional and<br />

Regulatory Conditions” – b) “Services and Programmes”. There the main European<br />

and international networks in the field of educational and careers counselling and<br />

guidance are introduced. The added value of this module shall be a deeper<br />

knowledge of the two networks EURES and Euroguidance, their history and tasks<br />

and their main offers for outgoing, incoming and returning migrants. Another unit will<br />

deal with possible initiation of new networks on local, regional and international level.<br />

1. Course 1: Building up an International Network of BDBG Counsellors<br />

1.1 Learning Objectives<br />

• The BDBG counsellor knows how and why the European network EURES was<br />

established. (TAX 3 – supporting competences)<br />

• The BDBG counsellor knows how and why the European Network<br />

Euroguidance was established. (TAX 3 – supporting competences)<br />

• The BDBG counsellor knows how and is willing to make use of the networks’<br />

offers related to his work. (TAX 4 – foundation competences, client-interaction<br />

competences)<br />

• The BDBG counsellor knows of other than officially involved bodies (special<br />

NGOs, unions, employers’ organisations, chambers, big companies an their HRD<br />

departments, community bodies and networks, regional and local organisations for<br />

economic development, alumni networks, big newspapers, career centres of<br />

universities, special associations and societies) and their fields of activities and<br />

meaning for clients. (TAX 4 – supporting competences)<br />

• The BDBG counsellor shall be motivated to co-operate with other than the<br />

established official networks. (TAX 4 – supporting competences)<br />

• The BDBG counsellor shall be motivated to co-operate with colleagues on national<br />

and international levels. (TAX 4 – foundation competences, supporting<br />

competences)<br />

• The BDBG counsellor shall be motivated to establish new networks and able to<br />

promote new networks adequate to clients’ needs. (TAX 4 – supporting<br />

competences)<br />

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