Airvet Booklet

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Background

The EU needs to invest in high quality VET

to be able to supply the AI with qualified workers.

Aeronautics and air transport are key drivers of European cohesion

and competitiveness, representing 220 billion of Euros and providing4,5 million of jobs in Europe, a figure that could double by 2020.

The aeronautics industry (AI) acts globally and requires a high

qualified workforce not only for the positions related to engineering.

The increasing ageing of the EU population might influence the

availability of qualified personnel in EU and emerge in a skill shortage

for the sector.

Considering the characteristics of the Aviation Industrial sector, the

competition for the best workers takes place internationally. In this

context, mobility of workers is an undeniable reality and draws up new

challenges for the educational/training areas:

Improvement of the overall performance of education and training;

Close cooperation among VET* (Vocational Education and Training) systems from

different EU countries; Better balance between initial and continuous vocational training;

Full use of knowledge and skills acquired in both formal and non-formal settings.

*VET: Education and training which aims to equip people with knowledge, know-how, skills and/or competences

required in particular occupations or more broadly on the labour market.

Source: adapted from European Training Foundation, 1997.


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AIRVET in a Nutshell


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AIRVETs main aim is to design, develop, evaluate and disseminate adapted/new

Aeronautic Industry (AI) curricula and VET (vocational education and training)

courses in the specific fields of Maintenanceand Information and Communications

Technologies (ICT), as these areas are the ones that need a higher number of

qualified personnel.

AIRVET in a Nutshell

AIRVET stands for Aeronautic Industry Skills Resolution for a more

Efficient VET Offer.

The project will:

Build up an Alliance of relevant actors in the (AI), bringing

together:

Bodies with AI specific expertise;

VET providers,

Bodies involved in education and training systems.

Work towards the improvement of the adequacy and attractiveness

of VET training offer addressed to the aeronautic sector

Sectorial Focus

The AIRVET will focus specifically on VET (Vocational Education and Training)

in the following main aeronautic sectors:

Air Traffic Management Airlines

Airports


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Whats our plan?


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Whats our plan?

AIRVET is implementing a series of activities and producing outputs

for different target groups. Our workplan has three main phases, whichwill produce three main outputs:

Phase Main Output Short Description

1. Analysis of skillsneeds

Territorial Analysis

Collection of training

needs involving thestakeholders of the

sector

2. Curricula Design AI Training CurriculaAI Maintenance and

ICT Training Curricula/

Programme

3. Curricula DeliveryMultimedia

Resources

Multimedia Resources

for Training (minimum

3) + Users Guide

Manual


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Analysisofskillsneeds

Databaseofstakeholders

Deskresearch

Surveyonskillsneeds

Crossmatchingoffer&need

sLaunchevents

TerritorialAnalysis

AITrai

ningCurricula

Multimedia

Resources

FocusGroups

PilotRuns

OpenDaysfor

futureAIworkers

National

Workshops

Final

Conference

Dissemination

Engagement

Assessment

Cu

rriculaDesign

Creation/Adaptationof

Curricula

Defi

nitionoflearning

outcomes

Asses

sment&Validation

Su

stainabilityPlan

CurriculaDelivery

Newtechno

logiesfor

trainingintheAIarea

Assessment&

Validation


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Whats in for you?


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Whats in for you?

In AIRVET we want to work TO and WITH our target groups:

...so the results and events of the project will be for

our target groups!

Aeronautic

Industry

(AI)

AI workers

and future

workers

(AIW)

VET providers

VET trainers

(VET P/T)

Schools and

students (potentialAI workers)

(S&S)

Products/ Events Target Groups

Flight Plan (Booklet) All

Website & Other dissemination material All

Launch Events All

AIRVET Database of Stakeholders All+AIW+VET P/T

Focus Groups VET P/T

Territory Analysis (report) All

Open Days For Future workers in AI S&S + AIW

Aeronautic Industry Maintenance and ICT trainingCurricula/Programmes

AI+VET P/T

Sustainability Plan for VET Curricula AI+VET P/T+VET B

AIRVET National Workshops All

Multimedia Resources for Training (minimum 3) +

Users Guide Manual

AI+AIW+VET P/T+S&S

Pilot Runs AI+AIW+VET P/T+S&S

New Routes Report AI+VET P/T+VET B

AIRVET Final Conference All

Bodies involved

in education andtraining systems

(VET B)


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AIRVET in detail

The AIRVET Alliance is a multidisciplinary consortium composed of 10 partners from

6 countries, representing 3 types of actors of key importance to the AI sector and to

the accomplishment of the objectives of the project:

Bodies with aeronautic expertise

VET providers

Bodies involved in education and training systems

All the partners share the common concern towards AI and VET, as well as the

relevance of the New Media and ICT technologies in this process.

Key Features

Type of project: Leonardo da Vinci Multilateral Project Development of Innovation

Duration: 24 months, from November 2013 to October 2015

Partners: 10 organisations from Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Poland, UK


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To foster a close, open, informal dialogue and sustained interactions and networking

between: VET providers, aeronautic experts and bodies involved in education and

training systems;

To improve the knowledge and gather solid evidence from labour market intelligence

to identify skills needs within the AI;

To raise awareness of young people about future career paths in aeronautics, foster

science education and provide contact with different real work situations in the

aeronautic sector;

To review, create and improve the VET curricula and training programmes addressed

to the aeronautics industry, in order to better match with actual and future labormarket needs;

To contribute to the implementation of innovative ways of delivering VET, with a

special focus in the development of multimedia to increase skills and experience

with interactive training systems;

To promote the future sustainability and enlargement of the AIRVET sectoral alliance,

aiming at reaching a real and spontaneous attachment between the members and

attract and engage new members after the end of the project.

Strategic Objectives

AIRVET in detail


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Would you like to come aboard?

If you would like to get involved in our activities, have access to the

AIRVETs outcomes or simply know more about the Alliance, you can

reach us and keep up-to-date with AIRVET through our online tools:

www.airvet-project.eu l f

or contact the project coordinator or your local partner:

INOVA+ (Portugal Coordinator)

Ms. Ana Ribeiro - [email protected]

Coventry University (United Kingdom)

Mr. Christopher Bland - [email protected]

Universidad Politcnica de Madrid (Spain)

Ms. Rosa Arnaldo - [email protected]

Sociedad Aeronatica Espaola (Spain)Mr. Juan Manuel Gallego - [email protected]

IRIT - Universit Paul Sabatier Toulouse III (France)

Mr. Philippe Palanque - [email protected]

INNpuls Sp. z o.o. (Poland)

Mr. Pawel Wacnik - [email protected]

Deep Blue. S.R.L. (Italy)

Ms. Linda Napoletano - [email protected]

Collegio Universitario ARCES (Italy)

Mr. Fabrizio Russo - [email protected]

I3M - Image du Troisime Millnaire (France)

Mr. Laurent Hart - [email protected]

ANQEP - Agncia Nacional para a Qualificao e o Ensino Profissional (Portugal)

Ms. Sandra Lameira - [email protected]

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