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CPIA in ITALY

128Permanent Territorial Centres for Adult Education and

Training in Italy

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12 Piemonte

1 Valle d'Aosta

19 Lombardia

2 Trentino-Alto Adige

7 Veneto

4 Friuli-Venezia Giulia

6 Liguria

7 Emilia-Romagna

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(30) 11 Toscana

2 Umbria

2 Marche

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2 Molise

8 Campania

7 Puglia

2 Basilicata

6 Calabria

10 Sicilia

7 Sardegna

CPIA Policy Framework

Recommendation of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 December 2006 on keycompetences for lifelong learning. (2006/962/EC).

Council Resolution on a renewed European agenda for adult learning. (2011/C 372/01). Adultlearning is a vital component of the lifelong learning continuum.

Presidential decree 263/2012 (DPR 29/10/2012 n.263). A 2012 reform has introduced a new systemof adult education, a re-organitaion of the former Local Permanent Centres (CTPs) in PermanentTerritorial Centres for Adult Education and Training (CPIAs).

MIUR–MEF Interministerial Decree dated 12 March 2015 containing “Guidelines for the changeoverto the new system supporting the organisational and didactic autonomy of the Provincial Centresfor Adult Education.

Presidential Decree 179/2011. The Integration Agreement is addressed to foreigners that enter Italyfor the first time.

Council Recommendation of 19 December 2016 on Upskilling Pathways: New Opportunities forAdults.

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Longlife learning Education (addressed to adult students over 16 years of age).

Integration of migrants.

Education in prison .

Aim of CPIA

The aim of the CPIA is to prevent the risk of social exclusion due to lack of knowledge,

skills and qualifications necessary not only to enter the labour market but also to be active

citizens.

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CPIA 4RomeIndividual training pacts

2016/2017

• Literacy : 1625

• I level: 467

• II level : 1438

Modular courses: 498

CPIA 45 locations in Rome

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Second Level Courses

We are networked with a number of Second Level Schools:

INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE:

MECHANICAL

ELECTRO-TECHNICAL

ROBOTIC

ADVERTISING GRAPHICS

TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FOR

TOURISM

TECHNICAL INSTITUTE

-ADMINISTRATIVE

-FINANCIAL

-MARKETING

CORPORATE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

SYSTEMS INSTITUTE

TECHNICIAN INSTITUTE FOR

CONSTRUCTIONS

SOCIO-SANITARY

INSTITUTEFILM

INSTITUTE

HOTEL MANAGEMENT

INSTITUTECPIA 4Rome

INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE:

MECHANICAL

ELECTRO-TECHNICAL

CPIA 4RomeOur staff

Teachers 57

Literacy teachers 20

Italian teachers 12

Math’s teachers 7

Technology teachers 8

English teachers 10

Administrative employers 5

School collaborators 9

Pre A1 – to acquire the basic primary education competences

A1

A2

An a A2 level is necessary for the awarding of the credits as provided for the Integration Agreement

(Framework Agreement, 7 August 2012).

B1

B2

Italian Language Test level A2 CEFR organized by the Sportello Unico delle Prefetture and held at the

CPIAs.

3200 certifications (2016-2017)

Civics and civil information training sessions:

1700 certifications (2016/2017)

200 hours 1226 certifications

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Italian language coursesRome

preparation to CELI certification of Italian language (University of Perugia).

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First level courses

First- level courses are divided in two didactic periods:

1. First Period (400 hours) is aimed at the achievement of the first cycle qualifications and CPIA issues the

first cycle education leaving certificate (after a State examination).

2. Second Period (825 hours) is built for the achievement of a certification that attests the acquisition of

key competencies linked to the fulfillment of compulsory education. (DM 139/2007).

Education in Italy is compulsory from 6 to 16 years of age.

196 First cycle education leaving certificates

18 Second Period certificates

School year 2016/2017

CPIA 4RomeModular courses

Languages:

(English, French, German, Spanish, Russian...)

From A1 to B2

50/70 hours each course

Learning a language through cinema

The CPIA 4 for the second year creates specific English lessons based on films or short films that are

screened at the Irish Film Festa and all the students attend the event that takes place in Rome once a year.

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Modular courses

Information technology

From basic to advanced

50 hours each course

Preparation for ECDL

European Computer Driving Licence

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Modular courses

Photography

History of art

CPIA 4RomeFAB LAB

“Learning is experience.

Everything else is just information.”

Albert Einstein

CPIA 4RomeFAB LAB

Students from 2 regular courses have been

involved in the production of videos,

graphic projects and in the creation of

prototypes in 3D printer.

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Individual training pacts

The CPIAs provide a targeted response to the demand for adult training, acting in particular on making the

most of the previous experience.

The educational paths are customized on the basis of an individual training pact ("patto formativo

individuale") defined after recognition of adult's skills and formal, informal and non-formal knowledge.

This makes it possible to tailor the training to specific needs.

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Staff Training

We improve training in:

Assessment of adult skills

Literacy for adults

Elaboration of training agreements

Distance learning and training in ICT

Intercultural education

Evaluation and improvement

Skills Certification

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