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Transnational methods and models for Self - Evaluation of non-formal personal competencies in the context of Self-Emanzipation. Wiebke Petersen, Gerald Heidegger (biat / Universität Flensburg, Germany) Leonardo da Vinci Project, Reference Material. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Transnational methods and models for Self-Evaluation of non-formal
personal competencies in the context of Self-Emanzipation
Wiebke Petersen, Gerald Heidegger(biat / Universität Flensburg, Germany)
Leonardo da Vinci Project, Reference Material
Transnational methods and models for self-evaluation of non-formal personal competencies
Seen in the context of
Policies and perspectives on the problem of social exclusion/inclusion in Europe
Individual self-emancipation and societal liberation from externally imposed limitations
General orientation of the emancipatory models To provide opportunities, space and time for
Learning and
Living processes
Self-evaluation of non-formal (and informal) personal competencies Point of view of the individuals:
Opportunities for „moving on“ Point of view of the socio-economic
conditions: Opportunities to enter or to continue long term employment??
Together: individual self-emancipation and societal liberation
Aims of the Self-Evaluation Project
To investigate and improve support for people in evaluating their own possible competences
To improve opportunities to re-enter the labour market possibly in a different field: - more suitable to personal interests and wishes- higher success, better options to stay in the job
To support seeking fields of interests for times of unemployment
- related to networking and citizenship
Target group Unemployed, other difficult life circumstances Women returners Employed, seeking new field of activity Learners with interrupted occupational or learning
careers, with the purpose of returning to work or learning
Self-evaluation and self-recognition of their personal skills and competences are crucial
- to broaden their career plans - to open up fields of activity outside
employment - to contribute to self-emancipation
Pedagogic approaches for Self-Evaluation Self-Evaluation module usually embedded
in more comprehensive courses: special courses for confidence building of
women returners, long term unemployed, people in other difficult life circumstances
general courses (or opportunities in learning centres) for continuing education for- spare time activities (sports, ICT-competences, furniture construction) or
- liberal arts (languages, political discussions for future activities, demonstrations, fine arts)
„Flensburg model“ - Pedagogic approach for Self-EvaluationCombination of different approaches:
action orientation (learning about one´s abilities, interests and wishes through carrying through related practical tasks)
individual personal counselling individual Self-Evaluation and
reflection in pairs or groups
Aim: Comprehensive picture of one´s competences: Occupational, social and personal
competences (with regard to future occupations):
Occupational abilities, interests, wishes
Social abilities, interests, wishes Personal abilities, interests, wishes Take into account: Flexibility and traits of
personality with their development
Topics of discussion during the self-evaluation process
Former learning contexts
Present experiences and life circumstances Realistic planning of the future
- Aims: Self-reflection, self-confidence supports
Realistic self-image self-
emancipation Realistic appraisal of opportunities
Opportunities for future learning and actions!?
Future learning contexts and methods job placements formal CVT-courses courses more related to spare-time activities, including
continuing courses in the liberal arts learning opportunities in informal settingsPossible future activities Individual activities Networking activities in groups Activities for furthering “civil society” (citizenship) Fostering self-emancipation and societal
liberation
Action orientation (learning about one´s abilities, interests and wishes through carrying through related practical tasks)
The „Flensburg method“:
Carrying out and experiencing practical activities: Emotional experiences: important! In groups: social responsibilities!? „feeling“ the own „self“ with regard to actual
tasks – together with others ….Way of stimulating self-emancipation and
societal liberation – particularly for „disadvantaged“ people
Self-Evaluation of experiences, interests and wishes – the „Flensburg module“ To find out about one´s „type of
personality“ Based on HOLLAND´S „typology of
personalities“ Take into account: „mixed“ cases
Matching of types of personality and dimensions of job profiles – or of „spare time“ activitiesBasic idea of matching: Individuals with a certain „Holland code“ supposed to be optimally suitable for occupations/activities with the same code
Six types of personality according to HOLLAND´s theory (including combinations)
The Flensburg-method for searching your „self“ and thinking out a new future Examples for the activities:2-3 alternatives for each main type of personalityAdditionally one can be created by the participants
themselves
Realistic: model railwaysewing model ships or steam engines
Investigative: comparing and choosing an office chair for people with a bad backinvestigating a fault in a carresearching into the cheapest ingredients for a meal
The Flensburg-method for searching your „self“ and thinking out a new future
artistic: Building an object for a model railway landscape Preparing and decorating a plate with bread roles (Canapés)???
social: Role playing – intervention in a conflict Organising a party for people with different interests???
enterprising: Organising a political demonstration Organising the preparation of a large meal in a team with a limited budget???
conventional: Book keeping about expenditures for a household Filling in transfers for one´s own bank account???
Conventional activity: Calculating expenditure for foodChristina (shop assistant): no hope to experience something newTim (plasterer Meister): is familiar with calculations
Realistic activity: building a model railwayMilan (roma, showman on a fairground, low literacy and numeracy skills): no special interests, but high motivation
Artistic activity: Landscape for the model railwayBarbara (without qualification): likes being creative
Common reflection in groups (possibly with support)Barbara (without qualification): difficulties in oral expressionVladimir (electrician, from Russia): speaks nearly no German
The Flensburg-method for searching your „self“ and thinking out a new future experiencing activities with different
characteristics/demands common reflection in groups (possibly
with support) creative thinking out new possible fields
of occupation (and even „recreation“ – for the long term unemployed)
Contribution to self-emancipation and societal liberation
Contact www.biat.uni-flensburg.de