recognition of competence and skills: a new engine for the development of the sport sector? simone...
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Recognition of competence and skills: a new engine for the
development of the sport sector?Simone Digennaro, PhD
HESE network Workshop, Frankfurt, 7th/8Th December 2012
The framework
Preliminary steps
• Individual work (very short);
• General introduction about:– development of the sport sector;– Role of the grassroots sport sector– HESE sector.
Beyond the scoreboard
Social value of the movement;
Beyond the scoreboard
Body: from a marginal to a central role
Beyond the scoreboard
Health
EducationSocial
intervention
Welfare
Sustainability
Participation
Qualify labour force
Beyond the scoreboard
New requests, new challenges
The Grassroots sport sector
Pivotal role Huge impact for the society
New requests, new competences
• Social competences; • Ability to cope with
“new” groups of population;
• Sport as means; • Lifelong learning; • Professionalization• Focus on Education and
Training
Case-study n°1
• volunteered for the Olympic Games London 2012;
• volunteering for a local sport organisations,
• attending a bachelor course in Sport Sciences,
• attending a vocational training course provided by a National Sport Federation.
The EU and the Sport Sector
Vocational Education and training
EU proposals
1# Definition of a common language (among countries and sectors)2# Change in terms of attitude: focus on learning outcomes
The rationale
The rationale
Case-study n°2
Case study n°3
Country A/Organisation A• Instructor (volunteer);• HESE sector, small sport
organisation;• Certification required;• Emolument;
Country B/Organisation B• Instructor (volunteer);• HESE sector, small sport
organisation;• Certification not required;• No emolument;• Formal recognition of the
personal achievement.
Challenges
• Each Member States is responsible of the VET system;
• Can local small clubs afford the adoption of a system of recognition of learning outcomes?
• HESE/SFA sector not homogenous;• Is EQF useful for the sport sector? • What sport organisations can do?
HESE sector
Call for action?
HESE: call for action
Keep in touch
Simone Digennaro, PhD, Grant ResearcherUniversity of Cassino and Southern Lazio
Department of Human sciences, Society and HealthVia Sant'Angelo Località Folcara
03043 Cassino (Italy)
[email protected]: simonedigennaro
Twitter: @SimoneDigennaro http://it.linkedin.com/pub/simone-digennaro/22/7/863