The Annual Network Meeting 2019 was organised jointly by the EQAVET Secretariat, the European Commission and the Ministry of National Education and National Centre for Technical and Vocational Education and Training Development, Romania.
It took placein Bucharest, Romania on 13-14 June 2019.
The venue was: Sheraton Bucharest Hotel, Calea Dorobantilor 5-7, Bucharest, 010551 Romania
The meeting commenced at 9am on Thursday 13 June and concluded at 2pm on Friday 14 June 2019.
- Donwload the Report of the meeting here
- The agenda for this event can be viewed here
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Welcome and introductions to the Annual Network Meeti
- João Santos, Deputy Head of Unit Vocational Training, Apprenticeships and Adult Learning - DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion - European Commission
- Ionel Florian Lixandru, Romanian Secretary of State for Pre-university education and Dalia-Maria Mircea-Daramus, Director of the National Centre for TVET Development
- Sean Feerick, Director EQAVET Secretariat
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PLENARY SESSION – EQAVET in the EU policy context
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Presentation on ISO 21001 - Management systems for educational organisations
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DISCUSSION GROUPS – session 1
Network’s reflection on how EQAVET could be further developed to support the future European cooperation in the quality assurance of VET
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Buffet lunch
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DISCUSSION GROUPS – session 2 (Continuation of previous session)
Network’s reflection on how EQAVET could be further developed to support the future European cooperation in the quality assurance of VET
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PLENARY SESSION – discussion on the EQAVET Forum in 2019
Discussion and questions in plenary
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ETF’s work on quality assurance of VET
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REPORTS: RESULTS FROM THE DISCUSSION GROUPS
Discussion and questions in plenary
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Erasmus+ project ‘EQAVET in practice’
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Update on the National Reference Points’ work programmes supported by ERASMUS+
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Update on the National Reference Points’ work programmes supported by ERASMUS+ (Continuation of previous session)
Discussions in plenary on how NRP projects can contribute to the policy context
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