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3.3 Unit 2: The Euroguidance Network
Handling and exchanging information is the very basis of Euroguidance work. One
of the advantages of being a European network, with contact points in 31 countries,
is the possibility to gather information from all these countries, even on a quite
detailed level. Together the Euroguidance network can produce unique information
and comparable data that no single centre could bring about. The centres exchange
information with each other and inform both national and international clients. In the
Terms of Reference it is specified that the Euroguidance centres should provide and
exchange quality information on:
• educational and vocational guidance systems
• project results, innovative working methods and good practice in the field of
lifelong guidance
• education and training systems (descriptions at general level)
• the Community initiatives and programmes within the field of education, training
and mobility
• other opportunities for mobility for learning purposes
This is done through many different channels, public, like the national websites,
PLOTEUS and the Euroguidance website and internal, like the Webboard and
handbook, which are part of the members’ area. Some of the content in our common
website is available both through the members’ area and the public part.
http://www.euroguidance.net/
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