NEF Warsaw 2022

Save the date: May 26th, 2022! From 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CET experts will discuss how to strengthen VET in the crisis context.

 

About

NEF Warsaw 2022
The New Education Forum Warsaw will focus on the crisis situation related to the war in Ukraine. The great amount of ukrainian refugees coming to Poland, means huge challenges for the education system and the labour market. During the regional New Education Forum in May 2022 we will focus our attention in these challenges and three main related topics:
1
Soft skills and employers' expectations vs. education possibilities,
2
School in the crisis circumstances, and
3
Attractive learning: digital and gamification tools in practice.

The conference will be held in English with simultaneous interpretation into Polish.

 

Schedule

9.00 – 9.30 CET
Registration
9.40 – 10.00 CET
Welcoming statements
Opening remarks by
Prof. Jerzy BUZEK
Member of the European Parliament, Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

Joanna BOCHNIARZK
General Director, CIE
10.00 – 11.30 CET
School in crisis circumstances: supporting the soft skills of educators, students and parents. The labour market and soft skills in the context of the influx of refugees from Ukraine.
The role of school in the refugee crisis. Mental resistance of teachers, everyday functioning of the school in extreme conditions. Prevention of difficult situations, adaptation processes, language barriers, responsibility of educators, students and parents in the communication process. Preparing newcomers to the Polish labour market.

Moderation: Joanna BOCHNIARZ, General Director, CIE
Wanda ŁUCZAK
Director of the 1st Social Secondary School of General Education patroned by Maharaja Jam Saheba Digvijay Sinhji

Fenia PISTOFIDOU
Adult Educator, Programme Manager, Shelters of Unaccompanied Minors, in Cell of Alternative Youth Activities, KEAN

Ulrike STOROST
European Commission, DG EAC, Policy Officer, Schools and Multilingualism

Agnieszka ZIELIŃSKA
Head of the Polish HR Forum
11.30 – 12.00 CET
Coffee break
12.00 – 13.30 CET
Labour market: transferrable skills, employers' expectations and the possibilities of the school.
The changing labour market and transferrable skills that the school should develop. The discrepancy between the expectations of employers and the competences taken from the school: responsibility vs. the performance of instructions, creativity vs. taking tests, cooperation in a group vs. accounting for the individual achievements of the student. Transferrable or transversal competences are highly desired by employers, but the recruitment advertisements for VET graduates are dominated by the requirements relating to technical skills and having experience that a young person does not have. That is why it is so important to engage business in educational activities: admitting pupils and students to internships, contact with job experts and the possibility of practical verification of the acquired knowledge.

Moderation: Jule HILDMANN (PhD), Senior Research Fellow, University of Edinburgh; Head of Research, CIE
Danuta JAZŁOWIECKA
Senator of the Republic of Poland

Loukas ZAHILAS
Cedefop, Head of the Department for VET and Qualifications

Monika HACKEL
Head of Structure and Order of Vocational Training, BIBB

Dr hab. prof. UG Arnold KŁONCZYŃSKI
Vice–Rector for Student Affairs and Education Quality, University of Gdańsk
13.30 – 14.30 CET
Lunch break
14.30 – 16.00 CET
Attractiveness of vocational education: Digital and gamification tools at school and obstacles to their use.
Tools increasing the attractiveness of vocational education and EU projects supporting it. The Covid-19 pandemic turned out to be an opportunity to accelerate the digitization processes in education. Gamification. Good practices from Europe.

Moderation by Joanna BOCHNIARZ, General Director, CIE
Co-moderation by Julia PLICHTA & Ida RYBKA, students of the 1st Social Secondary School of General Education patroned by Maharaja Jam Saheba Digvijay Singji

Michael HORGAN
European Commission, DG EMPL, Vocational Education and Training Unit

Barbara MICHALSKA
Director of Education Market, Microsoft Poland

Miriam LANZETTA
Project Manager, Lascó

María del Carmen LÓPEZ CRUZ
Director of European Funds Development, Grupo Femxa

Rafael RUIZ BADA
Coordinator of Territorial impact and transformation in Fundación Comillas, Government of Cantabria
16.00 – 16.15 CET
NEF Warsaw Closing: summary and recommendations.
Tomasz FRANKOWSKI
Member of the European Parliament, CULT Committee

Joanna BOCHNIARZ
General Director, CIE

 

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