Network partners
Austria Belgium Bulgaria Czech Republic Estonia Finland Germany Great Britain Hungary Italy Lithuania Poland Romania
Goals of the network
The BASICON network pursues among the main goals to
The BASICON network pursues among the main goals to
- influence the national discussion process through its transnational work.
- develop a transeuropean qualification programme of vocational training that corresponds to the actual requirements of the employer and that facilitates entry into the (European) labour market.
- close the gap between training institutions and companies.
- simplify existing tools of certification, make them more practical and comparable on a European level.
- outline a forward-thinking approach for vocational training norms on a European level.
The devellopment network
The partnership for the BASICON network was structured in such a way that expertise complement eachother: from specialisation of vocational training requirements for disadvantaged groups to knowledge about large training institutions, up to the level of a transnationally operating construction industry.
BASICON does not define the common denominator, but rather the current European intersection. The collaborative constructive approach continues to have a definite influence here: the project manager is the central coordinator but the work itself does not have a centralistic function, but rather made up of contributions that come together to form a whole under constant need for modification.
The final collaborative definition of a European skill profile for auxiliary construction workers is not characterised by its common denominator, but rather on the basis of a nationally specified intersection of standards of basic qualification that can are valid across Europe, meet demand, work alongside current working practice and are closely tied to the labour market.
The partnership for the BASICON network was structured in such a way that expertise complement eachother: from specialisation of vocational training requirements for disadvantaged groups to knowledge about large training institutions, up to the level of a transnationally operating construction industry.
BASICON does not define the common denominator, but rather the current European intersection. The collaborative constructive approach continues to have a definite influence here: the project manager is the central coordinator but the work itself does not have a centralistic function, but rather made up of contributions that come together to form a whole under constant need for modification.
The final collaborative definition of a European skill profile for auxiliary construction workers is not characterised by its common denominator, but rather on the basis of a nationally specified intersection of standards of basic qualification that can are valid across Europe, meet demand, work alongside current working practice and are closely tied to the labour market.
The devellopment network in BASICON II
A short presentation of the partners from Bulgaria, Germany, Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Austria, Poland, Romania, Hungary and Czech Republic.
A short presentation of the partners from Bulgaria, Germany, Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Austria, Poland, Romania, Hungary and Czech Republic.
The devellopment network in BASICON I
A short presentation of the partners from Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Finnland, UK, Italy, Austria and Romania.
A short presentation of the partners from Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Finnland, UK, Italy, Austria and Romania.