A13: Connections Schools & Work

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A13: Debate: “Connection between competencies in schools and the world of work”. Responsible partner: Hungary.

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C5 Activity Projects Exhibition stands

In the wonderfull festivity hall of the school SSK Nicola Kretzulesku in Bucarest, each center in the DTSE project prepared the products that they have already created as social projects.

Each school prepared one stand with their products in a Collaborative Process working

  • Technogical Social projects
  • Special Thematic Based Restaurant
  • Agriculture Products
  • Craftship products
  • Travel Agency for undeveloped Areas.

So On Monday, 25.03 2019, first day of C5 Meeting from 12:00 to 13:00,it was Performed the joint exhibition: DTSE – Social Entrepreneurship Visiting the exhibition stands.

This exhibition was part of the A13: Connections Schools & Work Activity

BySSC Nicolae Kretzulescu Romania

C4 Meeting, Bucharest, Tuesday, January 22, 2019

SCHOOLS AND THE WORLD OF WORK

The theme of the meeting in Bucharest

TUESDAY

 22 .01.2019

 

Tuesday began with an exciting speech “Connections between the competences formed in the school and the requirements of the business environment”  given by Miltiade Stanciu, Associate Professor PhD of “Spiru Haret” University, which has led to reflection on related topics such as the future of education. The teacher even proposed radical solutions to education reform in order to adapt education to the requirements of modern man and contemporary society.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The students coordinated by Prof. Daniela Carmen Paraschiv provided an example of good practice proving the competencies acquired through the practice of the Erasmus

“BENCHMARKING INNOVATIVE in Technological Education and Tourism for Sustainable European Cooperation”.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

During our visit to the Financial Supervisory Authority, we have been informed about the way in which Romaniatries to develop, acquire and deepen some elements of financial education at the level of primary educationgymnasium, high school, university and adult education in accordance with the National Strategy for Financial Education and an exchange of views on how the objectives of this type of education are achieved in the countries participating in the project.

ASF Romania- Presentation within the DTSE project

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We continued to offer our guests moments of enjoyment accompanied by information on the history of the country by visiting the Cotroceni National Museum, a museum of memorialistic heritage opened 27 years ago, one of the most interesting museums in the country and one of the best preserved monuments from Bucharest. The Cotroceni ensemble is the most important building of the prince Serban Cantacuzino in the second half of the 19th century. 17, but the history of the palace bears the prints of many personalities, such as Şerban Cantacuzino, Constanin Brâncoveanu, oan and Constantin Mavrocordat, Tudor Vladimirescu, the ruler of Unirii Alexandru Ioan Cuza, Carol I and the heir prince, later King Ferdinand. The museum is situated in a historical monument representative of the Romanian architecture at the end of the 19th century, the royal palace Cotroceni, which remarkably integrated a part of the medieval architecture of the monastery founded by Walla Walla Wallachia, Şerban Cantacuzino, towards the end of the 17th century.

 

BySSC Nicolae Kretzulescu Romania

C4 Meeting, Bucharest, Wednesday, January 23, 2019

SCHOOLS AND THE WORLD OF WORK

The theme of the meeting in Bucharest

WEDNESDAY

23.01.2019

 

On Wednesday, January 23, 2019, we received information from a representative of the largest international organization for economic and entrepreneurial education, Junior Achievement-Romania through Mrs. Cristina Alice Duţu, Senior Manager, regarding social entrepreneurship projects. I have noticed that there is a deal about this type of project and the range of concerns. For example, SOCIAL INNOVATION RELAY is a project supported by JA-Romania through which high school students from different countries participate in a competition of innovative business concepts based on social needs or issues.

   

   

   

The project aims to give high school students access to the practical experience and entrepreneurial expertise needed to start a successful career and facilitate their communication with business professionals so that they:

  • to gain a better understanding of the concepts of innovation and social entrepreneurship in an interactive and practical way;
  • be more aware of existing social problems at local and global level;
  • develop team work skills, creative thinking, problem-solving ability and decision-making.

This practical experience helps them establish connections between the theory and the requirements of everyday life.

    

An example of the Partner Networks in the field of entrepreneurship was presented to us by Prof. Dr. Manuela Mocanu Jaber, through the dissemination of the NETINVET project.

How do we create partner networks with the business environment of entrepreneurs? – there have been experiences shared by our high school students and their coordinators following the practice internships in the country and outside the country.

BySSC Nicolae Kretzulescu Romania

C4 Meeting – Bucharest, January 21-25, 2019

SCHOOLS AND THE WORLD OF WORK

The theme of the meeting in Bucharest 

Between 21-25 January 2019, the C4 meeting of the project with the number 2017-1-ES01-KA219-038420_2 of the ERASMUS + Program, Key Action 2 – Cooperation for innovation and exchange of good practices, took place in Bucharest, Romania the title:

“Designthinking: social entrepreneurship between european schools”.

  • The meeting took place at the Superior School of Commerce “Nicolae Kretzulescu”, Bucharest, the organizing team consisting of:
  • Mirela Nicoleta Dinescu, school principal, coordinator of the projects and educational programs
  • teacher Phd Maria Ionescu, director adjunct, expert monitorizare,
  • Luminiţa Dominica Moise, coordonatorul proiectului la nivelul școlii,
  • Ruxandra Cristea, responsabil promovare și diseminare,
  • teacher Phd Teodora Valentina Chiac, Maria Vasilescu, drd. Cătălin Hănțulie, profesori experți în activități de antreprenoriat și activități de educație financiară,
  • teacher Valentina Nina Barabaș, prof. Stanciu Laura Zoe-. coordinating expert for inclusion and interculturality activities and responsible communication

They also participated in the workshop: Prof. Dr. Manuela Mocanu Jaber (Dissemination of NETINVET project), Prof. Daniela Paraschiv together with a group of students participating in the Erasmus + KA1 VET project “BENCHMARKING INNOVATIVE in Technological Education and Tourism for Sustainable European Cooperation” and students coordinated by teacher Phd. Chiac Teodora Valentina.

We enjoyed the presence in our school of  Elena Gurgu, Associate Professor PhD and  Miltiade Stanciu, Associate Professor PhD from “Spiru Haret” University ( Spiru Haret University -USH)

as well as Mrs. Cristina Alice Duţu, Senior Manager of Junior Achievement Romania.(Junior Achievement România)

Detailed Schedule C4

We had the pleasure of attending a seminar at the Financial Supervisory Authority, an institution that aims to ensure the stability, competitiveness and orderly functioning of the financial instruments markets, to promote confidence in these markets and to invest in financial instruments, and to ensure the protection of operators and investors against unfair, abusive and fraudulent practices.

Autoritatea de Supraveghere Financiară (ASF)  

The objectives of this meeting :

  • Researching the link between school-based competences and business requirements;
  • Investigating the skills needed for problem-based learning;
  • How to create partner networks in social entrepreneurship;
  • Dissemination and presentation of teaching units;
  • Learning to use the Exelearning program to build educational resources;
  • Acquiring analytical techniques from business;
  • presenting examples of good practice in the field of entrepreneurship in each country;
  • Preparing and proposing activities for the next C5 meeting in Bucharest;
  • Creating opportunities for the development of students’ entrepreneurial skills within the international partnership;
  • Improving cooperation and friendship between our centers;
  • Sharing work methodologies, experiences and ideas;
  • Improving ICT training;
  • Acquiring information about the European business network;
  • Analysis of the results of the C3 assessment meeting;
  • Deepening young people’s collaborative techniques in entrepreneurship.

 

 

 

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C4 A13: Debate: “Connection between competencies in schools and the world of work”.

C4 A13: Debate: “Connection between competencies in schools and the world of work”. Examples of good practice.

Guests: Daniela Carmen Paraschiv, teacher SSCNK and students from SSCNK

Prof. Daniela Carmen Paraschiv and students from SSCNK Showed us it experiences in the development of good practices in entrepreneurial activities.

ByAlfonso@Playamar

C4 A13: Debate: Ecolonology: “Connection between competencies in schools and the world of work”.

C4 A13: Debate: Ecolonology: “Connection between competencies in schools and the world of work”.
Examples of good practice.

 

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Miltiade Stanciu, Associate Professor PhD, Spiru Haret University, Romania  gave us an conference in which developed the ideas about Ecolonology , new branch of the economy.

This Ecolonology aims to develop a new radical different economical paradigm based in new moral ideas.

From this lines we thanks   Miltiade Stanciu, Associate Professor PhD, for this Debate

 

ByAlfonso@Playamar

C2 Meeting in Budapest

Planning Activity C2 in Budapest

from 15 th to 19th October.

Organized by BGSZC Business School

Download PDF Planning here

 

OBJETIVES C2:

  • Create opportunities for developing students’ entrepreneurial skills in international partnership. 
  • Improve the cooperation and friendship between our centers. 
  • Share working methodologies, experiences and ideas. 
  • Improve our formation in social networks. 
  • Learn about the european business network. 
  • Work on the collaborative techniques by entrepreneurials youth.

15.10. 2018 Monday

9:00’-9:10´ Meeting at BGSZC High School.

9:10’-9:15’ Inform the group on the planning for Monday.

9.15’-10.15’  Welcome- Presentations: students’presentation of their schools and countries.

10:15’-10:30’ Coffee Break

10:30’-11:30’  Conference: “ Challenges of Hungary in the Era of Digitalization.”

11:30’-12:00’ “Escape Room” for students

12:00’-12:15’ Short break All the teams

12:15’-13:15’ Workshop: “Edward Bono´s six hats”

13:40’-16:00’ Lunch in  Trófea Restaurant.

16.10.2018 Tuesday

9:00´ – 9:10’  Meeting at BGSZC High School.

9:10’-9:15’  Informing the group on the planning for Tuesday.

9:15’-10:15´  Conference: “Financial literacy for entrepreneurship”

10:15-11:15´  Conference: “European financial system: current situation and future challenges”.

11:15’ -11:30’ Coffee Break

11:30´-13:00’ Presentation: Students will present the social entrepreneurship projects on which they will work during this course and that must be completed for the meeting in Romania.
(Each centre has to take to Budapest their projects social entrepreneurship. Their students should bring a PowerPoint presentation about their projects to All teams. ).

13:00´-14:00´  Colaborative Activity: Interviews to students of different countries about their projects. Done by the Hungarian an Spanish students through podcast technology.

14:30-16:10  Lunch at Halász Csárda Restaurant.

17.10.2018 Wednesday

8:45’-8:55’ Gathering

8:55’-9:00’ Inform the group the planning for Wednesday.

9:00´-10:00´ Conference: “Corporate Social Responsabilty: The Audi´s case by Head director Audi´s Factory.

10:00’-12:00’ Visiting Graphisoft park

12:00’-14:20’ Walking in Buda Castle

14:20´-14:30´ (Sign the way out)

14:30’- 16:00  Lunch at J.Oliver / Buda Castle

18.10.2018 Thursday

8:30’-8:40´ Gathering at Blaha

8:40’-8:45’ Inform the group the planning for Thursday.

9:00’-17:50’ Trip: One day trip at Balatonfüred/ Lake Balaton

17:50´-18:00´ (Sign the way out)

Friday 19.10.2018

8:45´-8:55’ Gathering

8:55’-9:00’ Inform the group on the planning for Friday.

9:00’- 10:10’ Presentation: “Budapest uses the success of its emerging companies to be an European technology center”

10:10′-10:30′  Evaluation:Time to fill out the evaluation´s form C2 meeting (Google Drive)

10:30’-11:10’ Documentation: M2 Documentation and Bills collection Hungarian team

11:40’- 12:40’ Visit to World informations technologies Entreprise Prezi Installations.

12:40´-12:50´ (Sign the way out)

13:15´-14:30´ Lunch

Summary of Activities.

Summary of Activities that has to be made in advance for each team for the collaborative Activities.

Each Team has to prepare and carry to Budapest C2 Meeting :

  •  Students’presentation of their schools and countries. 
  • Each centre has to take to Budapest their projects social entrepreneurship.
  • Their students should bring a PowerPoint presentation. 
  • The interview for the podcast.
  • Questions will be sent to coordinators in advance.