VET Mobility Safeguarding Quality Charter for Europe
The project is aimed towards identifying best practices, creating a standardised set of safeguarding and scaling up safeguarding these measures within the area of the Erasmus+ VET transnational mobility. Our project focuses on developing a set of practical standards and guidelines for implementation, along with the development of safety and security protocols for transnational mobility group leaders taking students abroad, as well as an e-course, community of best practice and a resource bank for VET practitioners; with the ultimate goal of maintaining safe and secure mobility programmes for young students travelling abroad to undertake a period of study or vocational work placement.
Project Objectives:
To implement the safeguarding best practices amongst VET mobility organisations on a wider, pan-European scale
To develop a holistic, European strategy for effective safeguarding and promotion of quality mobility of VET learners under the age of 18
To lay the foundations for the implementation and uptake of a single European VET Mobility Safeguarding Policy at a higher/systemic level
To raise awareness of the importance and ongoing need for safeguarding awareness and review within mobility activities
To cultivate a European VET Mobility safeguarding focused network through which VET mobility staff and coordinators from both host and receiving organisations can share and exchange resources, knowledge and good practices
Project Outputs:
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Programme: Erasmus+
Key Action: Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices
Action type: Strategic Partnerships in the field of vocational education and training
ID: 2020-1-UK01-KA202-079153
Project webpage: https://vetsquared-erasmus.site/
VET Mobility Interactive Platform: https://platform.vetsquared-erasmus.site/
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