Selected problems of modern labour pedagogy WNP-PE-SPOM

KNOWLEDGE:
Student receives profound knowledge on human development, especially in terms of predicting professional usefulness and modern educational systems, advisory activities for people who need support in dealing with adult life problems;

Student has well arranged knowledge about the goals, organization and functioning of labour market institutions and institutions realizing the scope of continuing vocational education;

SKILLS:
Student has profound abilities to observe, search, name, register and monitor information on educational and social problems;

Student is able to cooperate with others, work in a team;

COMPETENCIES:
Student acquires profound awareness of his/her knowledge and skills and realizes the need for continuing personal and professional development within his/her specialization;

Student is convinced that it is preferred and necessary to conduct professionally and follow the principles of professional ethics, self-development, undertaking various roles regarding the labour market and education facilities, including these for adults.

Methods for verification + symbol effect in the path of studies syllabus:
- Study project: Modern problems in the world of labour and education
(NP2_W06, NP2_W10, NP2_U01, NP2_U12, NP2_K01, NP2_K05);
- Plenary discussion (NP2_W06, NP2_U12);
- Work in teams (NP2_U01, NP2_U12);
- Active participation in seminar (NP2_U01, NP2_K01).

Scores:
1) Study project - 50 points
2) Plenary discussion - 20 points
3) Work in teams - 20 points
4) Active participation in seminar - 10 points
Final score:
60-67 p. - 3,0
68-75 p. - 3,5
76-83 p. - 4,0
84-91 p. - 4,5
92-100 p.-5,0

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8. Tapscott D., Grown Up Digital: How the Net Generation is Changing Your World, McGraw-Hill, 2008.

Additional literature:
1. Cartney P., Adult Learning Styles: implications for practice teaching in social work, "Social Work Education", Vol. 19, Number 6, 2000.
2. Deloitte, Future Leaders. First steps into the labour market. International survey of students and graduates Central Europe, 2015.
3. European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (EUROFOUND), New Forms of Employment, 2015.
4. European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (EUROFOUND), Telework in the European Union, 2010.
5. Espinoza Ch., Miller P., Bateman C., Garbett C., Millennials@Work, 2014.
6. Kulpa-Puczyńska A., Career Management Determined by Flexible Model of Employment. Educational and Professional Implications, “International Journal on New Trends in Education and Their Implications” (IJONTE), 2014 , Vol. 5, Number 3.
7. OECD & European Communities, Career Guidance. A Handbook for Policy Makers, Paris 2004.
8. World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs Report. Employment, Skills and Workforce Strategy for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, January 2016.

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