
Background
The EU is experiencing significant demographic changes, as high life expectancy coupled with declining fertility rates as well as changes in employment and family patterns, result in greater demands for care services (OECD, 2005b). The job creation in this sector has been particularly relevant for women, which increases the “gender gap” in the sector, but also provides social and job inclusion opportunities to women with low qualifications. The sector faces some challenges, though:
Objectives
Focusing on the Residential and Assisted Living Care (RALC) field, CAREMPLOY aims at increasing the Vocational Training offer of high quality, aimed at the qualification of people (specially women) with low education levels on qualifications (EQF level 2), following the NQFs of 4 transferring countries, and tailored to the shortcomings and priorities of the current Vocational Training offer on such countries.
To that end, CAREMPLOY’s strategy relies on the transfer of the PREPÁRATE Training Programme, succesfully implemented in Navarra, Spain, with the following specific objectives:
Topics
According to the strategic framework for European Cooperation in education and training (ET 2020) and Erasmus + CAREMPLOY develops the following themes:
Partners