Our proposal addresses the entire ESO and Batxillerat student body (aged between 12 and 16 years old), and especially boys and girls who are completing a phase (4th-year ESO [15/16 years old] or 2nd-year Batxillerat [17/18 years old]), or those who due to various difficulties are at risk of dropping out from any of their studies that we offer, whether obligatory or not.

Teachers of secondary schools of first and second degree, operators of the employment centers engaged in guidance activities aimed at employed, unemployed, and ESL NEET; representative of guidance services of universities

Young dropouts out of school before and after the completion of compulsory education

Children who are in schools, teachers and professors involved in their education, parents who have children in school

Students of high school, ages 14-18

Students of primary school

We invited students of all classes to participate voluntarily. 75 students eventually came through ( 40% boys, 60% girls)

Over 40 schools were involved in the pilot actions. These schools collaborated with the project partners to design and carry out career guidance and career management skills development activities with students ranging from age 5 to 13. The diverse project actions involved teachers, school counsellors, tutors and guidance practitioners, and reached over 1,300 students.

Over 15000 students enrolled in VET schools, in 3counties (Ilfov, Prahova, Giurgiu) and the municipality of Bucharest.

During its peak year, the project reached 100 schools, trained nearly 2000 teachers and involved around 50000 children in activities. 100 counsellors were trained and supervised to deliver group counselling sessions with parents.

University students (Bachelor, Master, Doctorate).

The target groups of the project were: - pupils at risk of abandoning school (20 pupils in each transfer context) - teachers and trainers that were expected to use the methodology of the project in their work with at risk pupils - stakeholders within the educational system that could streamline the use of the methodology throughout educational establishments.

Students from lower and upper secondary education obtaining the First and the Second Awards on the county level contest are entitled to participate in the national contest attended by school counsellors from CJRAE – CJAP and the teachers who tutored them.

The project is developed with all students enrolled in the 3rd and 4th year of Secondary school, and the years of bachillerato at Colegio Ágora. The ages range between 14 and 20 years.

The Guia’t Fair is an exhibition that showcases the full range of professional training on offer. Its target audience is students in their fourth year of compulsory secondary education and baccalaureate students, especially those who fail, give up their studies or are unsure of the training route they wish to pursue.

Any young person aged 15 to 29, but with a focus on those aged 15 to 21 with no compulsory secondary education diploma.

Students aged 12 and over. Young people who are early school leavers. Families. Tutors from educational centres as guidance counsellors. Municipal organisations that take on young people for work experience, service-learning (APS), etc.

Students on the preparation course for the intermediate-level and higher-level vocational training entrance examinations.

Students in compulsory secondary education (ESO), training and insertion programmes (PFI), baccalaureate studies and vocational training. Families, teachers, educational professionals and the general public.

Students in the fourth year of compulsory secondary education in the municipality’s three secondary schools (Institut Vil•la Romana, Institut Manuel Blancafort and Escola Sant Lluís) who experience difficulties in obtaining a compulsory secondary education diploma. The profile is diverse: young people with learning difficulties, a lack of motivation to study or a personal or family situation that affects their studies.

Families of students in the fourth year of compulsory secondary education at risk of early school leaving. The pilot for this programme was carried out in 28 public secondary schools in eight municipalities in the province of Barcelona.

Alumnes dels instituts del municipi d’entre 14 i 18 anys en risc de fracàs escolar i abandonament prematur.

ProVP is aimed at students in compulsory secondary education and post-compulsory education, although each activity may be aimed at specific targets. In general, ProVP assists students in the following types of education: 1. The third and fourth years of compulsory secondary education (ESO); groups with special educational needs may also be assisted. 2. Training and insertion programmes (PFI). 3. First and second years of Baccalaureate studies. 4. Intermediate-level vocational training courses (CFGM). 5. Higher-level vocational training courses (CFGS). 6. Adult education. In the 2014-2015 academic year, the following activities were carried out: 7. Sessions on specific topics, organised by the Porta22 professional development centre. 8. Talk entitled ‘Escola i Empresa’ (school and work), given at educational centres themselves. 9. Visits to companies in the city of Barcelona and its metropolitan area. 10. Conferences entitled ‘Emprendre amb Valors’ (the values of entrepreneurship). 11. Information on post-compulsory pathways offered by the education system.

Students in the upper years of compulsory secondary education (third and fourth years of ESO) who have difficulties in defining their professional pathways, who are unaware of the possibilities offered by the local job market and who are at risk of dropping out of school.

With the aim of assisting students at risk of dropping out of education and promoting pathways for being able to attain the second level of training, the project focuses on assisting different groups of students, with various blocks of measures: 1. The Servei d’Orientació Pla Jove helps schools and colleges to implement their guidance strategies by implementing guidance programmes that give students an understanding of the different opportunities offered by the education system and the training and resources available in the city. This helps students make decisions regarding post-compulsory education based on the guidelines established by the Department of Education. 2. Support for tutors and other people responsible in the guidance processes in the transition between compulsory secondary and post-compulsory education. 3. Support for students in compulsory secondary education who have not obtained an ESO diploma, providing individualised support and monitoring during the entire training pathway, as well as helping with the pre-registration and registration processes to access post-compulsory studies. 4. Support for young people and their families, with individualised support and monitoring. 5. Support for students in compulsory secondary education who have obtained an ESO diploma, by monitoring the pathways for transition to post-compulsory training of those who show a risk of dropping out, focusing on the most problematic pathways and especially on those students entering intermediate-level vocational training and baccalaureate students at risk of dropping out. 6. Support for and promotion of the guidance platforms of the District’s adult training centres, connecting adult training outputs with the post-compulsory pathways of the educational system.

Students from the fourth year of compulsory secondary education (ESO) who have not obtained the secondary education diploma and/or young people over 16 who do not wish to continue within formal education.

As regards this system, our target group is essentially students and/or young people who have left education, so as to reintegrate them into the educational system once again. It must be taken into account, however, that there are also actions directed at families, teachers, guidance counsellors, etc.

It is aimed at the entire population of 15 to 17 year olds at six state secondary schools in Terrassa. Each year about 1000 young people take part (450 in the information and counselling activities during the 4th year of secondary and 450 in the individual monitoring in the year after finishing secondary school). These participants receive a clear message from their local area: facilities, services and mentors that can help guide them as young people. This knowledge helps them access municipal resources more easily, because of the sense of personal proximity that has been established.

Biz supports young people, adults, as well as public and private institutions from the Canton of Bern through information, counseling and monitoring.

The guidance services and resources that the city council and other actors provide are addressed to a wide range of the citizens throughout all their educational and professional life phases. But specifically is addressed towards (in brackets the guidance action):

1-Students from the 4rt year of compulsory secondary education (ESO) who have not obtained the secondary education diploma and/or young people over 16 years old who do not wish to continue within formal education. (Posat’hi)

2- Young secondary students/ their families/ adults and citizens in general (Fira apropa’t a la FP)

3.- Compulsory Secondary Education students (ESO) (Campus Ítaca)

4- Families and their sons –students of 3er and 4rts secondary level, guidance practitioners/counsellors and tutors.(Maleta de les famílies)

5.1 Young people from 16 to 29 years old – in some actions are addressed to the ones that have dropped out their studies and are not working. (Garantia juvenil/ Casa d’oficis, Coneguem el mercat laboral, coneixement d’oficis, Fem ocupació per a joves, Programes de Formació I Inserció, Sensibilització per emprendre)

5.2 For adults (Orientació laboral/Orienta+30/ coaching a +45/ Feinateca)

5.3 For the people with special needs (mental disease, disabled people..) (Projectes integració laboral i recursos formatius i laborals)

6- Young people up to 30 years old (l’Oficina Jove)

7- All the students of 3er and 4rt secondary level and their teachers.(ESL Study- Group EMIGRA)

The guidance services and resources that the city council and other actors provide are addressed to a wide range of the citizens throughout all their educational and professional life phases. But specifically they are addressed towards (in brackets the guidance action/s- the numeric is related with the activities of the section below):

1.1 Young people of 4^th of ESO (4rt course of Secondary compulsory education) from 15 to 17 years old- particularly those with a risk of leaving school early. (Tutoria d’acompanyament-Support mentoring)

1.2 Young people and families (Personalised guidance point)

1.3 Young students of compulsory and post-compulsory education (Guidance days on vocational training)

1.4 Young people from 15-21 years old without the secondary compulsory education degree (Tutoring of PFIs- training and inclusion programme)

1.5 Families of ESO students, tutors and guidance councillors (Maleta de las famílias– the family suitcase)

1.6. Young and adults studying at municipal adult schools willing to access to VET or continuing education (Full de Ruta– Road Map)

2.1 Young students of ESO and their families (Xerrades d’orientació- Guidance talks)

2.2 Primary and secondary students with special difficulties (Espai Orientació- Guidance space)

2.3 All the students of Terrassa public schools (Punt d’informació als patis– Information points at the school)

2.4. Young people (16-21 years old) that do not study nor work (Projecte en trajecte– En route project) .

 

3.1 Young people under the Youth Guarantee programme and the Integral programme and people over 30 years project (Youth Guarantee, +30).

3.2 All the citizens (Disposititu d’orientació i inserció als barris– Guidance and Insertion device in the districts).

 

4.1 All the citizens that want to have access to university ( Information and guidance to access university)

5.1. Women unemployed or they are searching a new job (need reorientation) (Accompaniment on the guidance process)