All meetings and seminars
are anounced in the chapter "activities".
The programs and further information can be found here in this section.
The EGIN Annual Meeting will take place on April 19 and 20 in Athens Greece. The registration is open, please register as soon as possible Registration form
Venue
Hotel Divani Palace Acropolis Athens 19-25,
Parthenonos street, 117 42,
Athens, Greece
Fax: + 30 210 921 4993; Tel: + 30 210 928 0100
E-mail: reservations@divaniacropolis.gr
The hotel is located just outside of the centre of the city. Both City Centre and Acropolis can be reached by public transport within 10 minutes.
Conference costs
The conference fee covers the cost of conference facilities for two days, two lunches, 4 breaks, the EGIN cocktails and EGIN dinner. The fee for EGIN members is: € 421. For non EGIN members the fee is € 821. An extra fee of € 58 will be applied for partners also attending the EGIN cocktail and dinner.
The general Theme of the conference is: How can vocational education and training meet the demands and support the changes of the market?
| Thursday April 29 in Conference room: Erechthion | |
| 10.00 hrs. | Opening of the Conference 2012 Anders Mosumgaard, Chairman of EGIN |
| 10.05 hrs. | A welcome in Greece Mr. Gregory Kokkoris, representative of Greek employers organization – SEMEE - The Hellenic Federation of Printing Media Communication |
| 10.15 hrs. | Graphic arts in the Greek Educational System Mr. Marios Tsigonias Athens TEI - Department of Graphic Arts Technology |
| 10.45 hrs. | The Annual Report 2011 Anders Mosumgaard, Chairman of EGIN |
| 11.15 hrs. | Member projects, reports on existing projects |
| 12.00 hrs. | Lunch |
| 13.00 hrs | The New Ways of Working Keynote speech by Dipl.-Wi.-Ing. Udo-Ernst Haner MBA, of Fraunhofer-Institut für Arbeitswirtschaft und Organisation (IAO) (see website for link to website) |
| 14.15 hrs | Questions and answers on The New ways of working |
| 14.30 hrs | Networking break |
| 15.00. hrs | Workshops on The New Ways of Working |
| 16.00 hrs | Reports from workshops and general discussions on The New Ways of Working |
| 16.45 hrs. | Closing of day 1 |
| 18.30 hrs. | EGIN Aperitif, roof terrace of the hotel |
| 19.30 hrs. | EGIN Dinner, roof terrace of the hotel |
| Friday April 20 in Conference room: Erechthion | |
| 09.00 hrs. | Opening of day 2 of the Conference |
| 09.05 hrs. | Restructuring the industry together: EU Project of Social Partners. First steps in the European Social Dialogue for the graphic industry. Ms. Beatrice Klose, Secretary General Intergraf, |
| 10.00 hrs | Workshop on European Social Dialogue |
| 10.45 hrs | Networking break |
| 11.15 hrs | General discussion on European Social Dialogue in relation to Vocational Education and Training |
| 12.15 hrs. | Lunch |
| 13.45 hrs. | Participants tell about or propose: New projects, project ideas, project proposals |
| 14.30 hrs. | Extra time for EGIN members and participants of the meetingto address participants Ideas, messages, proposals , see website |
| 15.00 hrs. | Closing of the EGIN Annual Conference 2012 Anders Mosumgaard, Chairman of EGIN |
Notes to the program
1) For the agenda item: Participants tell about or propose new projects, project proposals, project ideas on Friday afternoon, pleas send an
e-mail to info@egin.nl telling us that you will use this opportunity before April 17 latest.
2) Extra time for EGIN members and participants of the meeting to address the participants and the EGIN Board. If you hvae ideas about special projects, issues related to EGIN, ideas about extra workshops, seminars, themes for the Annual Meeting 2013, please feel free to share those with everybody. If you want to use this unique opportunity, please inform us before April 17: info@egin.nl
3) Link to the website of the department of Mr. Udo-Ernst Haner of Frauenhofer Institute, keynoye speaker of the first day. www.iao.fraunhofer.de
Directions from Airport to the hotel Divani Palace Acropolis
There are several possibilities to go from the International Airport to the hotel. Relatively cheap is train / metro. On the website: Athens info guide you can find most of the information.
For your service we have put the Train/metro map on the website with your directions marked on it.
The costs can be found on the website, approximately € 8 to € 10 or if you buy a return ticket (valid for a week) it will be € 14.
Cultural Difference in European Education Systems
Centra ltheme: School based Vocational Education and Training
This seminar was a follow up of last year's autumn seminar but also is a stand alone item of discussion. The central theme is now: school based Vocational Education. However, there is a close link to last yerar's theme: dual or apprenticeship system.
Program and Participants
You can download the program here: program:
Download the list of participants
Sweden
Broby, the school
The Swedish national system
The Swedish national Agency
France
The French educational system, apprentiship
The Netherlands
The Dutch educational system for VET
Extra links with information on Educational systems in European countries
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Venue
Grafisch Lyceum Rotterdam
Heer Bokelweg 255
3032 AD ROTTERDAM, THE NETERLANDS
Phone: + 31 10 880 25 00
Contact Person: Sjoerd Wanrooij
www.glr.nl
Hotel
Best Western Crown Hotel Rotterdam
Schiekade 658
3032 AK Rotterdam
THE NETHERLANDS
Phone: +31 (0) 10 466 3344 Fax:+31 (0) 10 467 5278 info@crownrotterdam.nl www.crownrotterdam.nl
Directions From Schiphol Airport to Rotterdam
From Sweden two keynote speakers will present the new Swedish system
Laurance Autard de Bragard and Berit Westergren of Broby Grafiska – college of Crossmedia.
Laurance and Berit work at the Broby Institute of Crossmedia and are regular participants in EGIN events. They will introduce themselvers in more detail during the seminar
From France the keynote speaker is Ms Valida Mechri of Centre de Formation d’apprentis de l’IGS LYON
CV of Valida Mechri
Profile of Centre de formation
From The Netherlands keynote speaker is Ms Rianne van der Meij of Grafisch Lyceum Rotterdam.
Rianne is a member of the Board of Directors since 2006, her focal areas are: education, education development, inspectorate and educational logistics. She started her career at GLR in 1990 as a maths and science teacher.
Place: Valencia, Spain
Hotel:
Ayre Hotel Astoria Palace
Plaza de Rodrigo Botet 5
46002 - Valencia
Tel: + 34 96 398 10 20 Fax: + 34 96 351 41 04
comercial.astoriapalace@ayrehoteles.com
http://www.ayrehoteles.com
The conference has two themes:
Exchange on Thursday April 14 (please read
the addendum 1)
Change on Friday 15 April (please read addendum
2)
10.00 hrs.
Room: Tapices Centro, Ground floor
Opening of the Annual Conference 2011
Anders Mosumgaard, Chairman
A welcome in Spain
Mr. Bernardo Gomez Masana, Feigraf, Mr. Ricard Sanchez, Gremi d'Indústries
Gràfiques de Catalunya.
Short introduction to Feigraf and Gremi d'Indústries.
Short Introduction to Escola De Formació “AntoniI Alguero”
Joan Creus, director
Mr. Luis Garcia Domínguez, IES Puerta Bonita
The Annual Report 2010
Anders Mosumgaard, Chairman of EGIN
Rense van der Heide, executive secretary
Medien community, Thomas Hagenhofer
Rense van der Heide, executive secretary
Statements from official papers of the EU by representative of EGIN
On the basis of statements the participants will discuss about Exchange
2 groups in Conference room, Tapices Centro, ground floor
1 group in Presidence room on the ground floor
1 group in Sorolla room on the mezzanine floor
Anders Mosumgaard, Chairman of EGIN
Room: Tapices Centro on ground floor
Opening of day 2 of the Conference
Different generations in schools and companies, co-operation or clash? Adjust, learn, deal with it, oppose, revolt?
Lex Bergers, owner of his own company Lexpertise, coach, trainer, consultant
Eva Bouwman, Dienstencentrum
Anders Mosumgaard, Chairman of EGIN
Addendum 1 Exchange
Exchange has been an issue in the EU and in EGIN for a long time.
Still in vocational education, specifically in the apprenticeship systems,
there is not a lot of student or teacher mobility. What are the ideas
of the schools, how would they like to exchange their students and teachers?
Does exchange have an added value for the skills related to the professions?
We invite schools who have experience and or ideas to contact EGIN in
order to shape this subject further.
Of course information from the EU about possibilities, funding and actions
will be provided at the meeting.
Another issue will be the possibilities and or need for people from companies,
probably at management level, to also be mobile and see if it has an added
value to meet with colleagues.
Addendum 2 Change
On Friday morning Lex Bergers will have an interactive
presentation about Change.
Main focus will be on: The Einstein Generation (Y-generation or screenagers
generation).
He will do this in relation with a brief overview of the main generations
and typologies we can distinguish now.
There is a possible clash between Y generation and the two/three preceding
ones. Does that happen? Are there solutions? Change.
Further he will address:
- How is the world changing?
- How is communication changing in a new world and what are the implications
- Why teachers have become more important than ever
- How does Generation Einstein fit into organisational structures in companies?
- What can we learn from this new generation? And how to cope with barriers?
- How does the Einstein generation fit into traditional companies?
- Who has to change or adapt.
These issues will be dealt with, not only in the presentation, but mainly by the audience in the meeting room, in separate rooms, in discussions, in expressions etc.
Program
Application
form
Participants
Workshops
groups Thursday April 14
Workshops
groups Friday April 15
Results of the Change workshops, pictures of the mindmaps:
Workgroup 1 result
Workgroup 2 result
Workgroup 3 result
Workgroup 4 result
Workgroup 5 result
November 18 and 19, 2010 in Bern Switzerland,
program
On Thursday 18 and Friday 19 November the interactive
seminar will enable participants to hear interesting views and experiences
on Cultural differences in European Educational Systems.
Key note speaker Mr. Roland Østerlund
will discuss:
"trends and clashes of interests in European education policies with
a special focus on Vocational Education and Training";
"Are we on our way to harmonization of the systems or will "Recognize
- not harmonize" still prevail?";
"Is it possible to build a common vision and a strategy that integrates
the best of the different traditions and trends?";
"What are the consequences of the extention of the European Union
with 12 new member states with more to come?"
More about Roland Østerlund can be found in his CV
Mr. Peter Theilkäs (Viscom Switzerland) will give details
about the Educational System of Switzerland.
Ms. Patrizia Hasler SFIVET (Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational
Education and Training) will present the findings of her research on "workplace
learning in the graphic industry". A short survey of her thesis can
be found in: survey
and in a more extensive document
Her CV
can be downloaded.
Mr. Peter Stämpfli (Stämpfli Publications Ltd.) will
tell about the mutual advantages for both learners and companies of the
aprenticeship system (dual system). For more information about Peter Stämpfli
please read his CV
and take a look at the website
of the company
List
of participants
Travelling
directions in Bern
Website
public transport
Map
of tram lines
Presentations of the speakers
Patrizia Hasler Learning
at the Workplace, optimal learning environments
Peter Stämpfli EGIN,
duales Systeem
Peter Theilkäs Solid
VET – Secure future
Ben Hüter, School
BB in Bern
Patrizia Hasler also handed out extra information about her presentation:
download
hand-out
The results of the evaluation
Venue
Schule für Gestaltung Bern und Biel
Schänzlihalde 31, 3013 Bern Switzerland,
phone + 41 31 337 0337
Director Ben Hueter, e-mail b.hueter@bluewin.ch
www.sfgb-b.ch
Hotel
Hotel Novotel Bern Expo
Am Guisanplatz 2
3014 Bern, Schweiz
Tel : +41 (31) 339 09 99
Fax : +41 (31) 339 09 10
http://www.novotel.com/gb/hotel-5009-novotel-bern-expo/index.shtml
www.accorhotels.com
April 15 and 16, 2010.
Venue will be Venice Italy.
Hotel Bologna
Via Piave 214
30171 Venezia Mestre
Italy
Registration
form
The
Program
Location
of Hotel Bologna
Early
registration
Official
Invitation
List
of participants (full version)
List
of participants (short version)
Workshops
and Questions
Evaluation
form
The
Annual Report 2009 by Anders Mosumgaard;
The
Educational System of Italy by Ms Lara Crippa;
EGIN
20 years by Wim Visser;
The
SOFIA project by Björn Sigurjónsson;
New
impacts of the mediencommunity by Thomas Hagenhofer and Anne König;
Corporate
Social Responsibility Industry perspectives: sustainability as business
opportunity by Ms Hilke Brouwers;
Corporate
Social Responsibility in Education, “It takes twenty years to build a
reputation and five minutes to ruin it”, by Ben Hueter;
Mobility
by Jyrki Lempinen
Thursday April 15, 2010
| 10.00 hrs | Opening of The Annual Conference
2010 Anders Mosumgaard, Chairman of EGIN |
| 10.05 hrs | A
welcome in Italy and an introduction of ENIPG Mr Dr Marco Spada, President of ENIPG |
| 10.15 hrs | The
educational system in Italy Representative of Istituto San Marco, Graphic School in Venice Mestre |
| 10.45 hrs | The Annual Report 2009 and financial
overview 2009 Anders Mosumgaard, Chairman of EGIN |
| 10.55 hrs | EGIN 20 years Wim Visser, Secretary General of EGIN |
| 11.15 hrs | Short coffee / tea break |
| 11.45 hrs | EGIN 20 years Member’s contributions |
| 12.05 hrs | Ideas or proposals
for projects Björn Sigurjónsson from Iceland The SOFIA project is based on Transfer of Innovation (Spain, France and Iceland creating a virtual classroom |
| Thomas Hagenhofer and Anne König from
Germany New impacts of the mediencommunity project, localizations |
|
| Anders Mosumgaard / Rense van der Heide
EGIN EGIN Seminar on European Education |
|
| 12.45 hrs | Lunch |
| 13.45 hrs | Corporate
Social Responsibility; Industry perspectives: sustainability as business opportunity Ms. Hilke Brouwers Phd, researcher of Nijenrode University The Netherlands |
| Phd. Hilke Bos-Brouwers is researcher at the Center for Sustainability of Nyenrode Business University (The Netherlands) since 2005. She specializes in sustainable innovation and environmental management in (industrial) companies, with a focus on SMEs. Research includes success and fail factors of sustainable innovation and management in SMEs, and also covers the graphic media/printing industry. She authored the Dutch publication "Beyond the Pulpit - Sustainable Innovation within Small and Medium-sized Enterprises" (2008). Furthermore, she is member of the Board of Supervisors of the Dutch SCGM and member of the Commission on Climate for the Dutch Province of Noord-Holland. She graduated first degree in Political and Social Sciences of the Environment (Nijmegen University) and earned her Ph.D at the VU University of Amsterdam. | |
| 14.45 hrs | Short break |
| 15.15 hrs | Workshops on CSR Four groups will discuss on clear assignments |
| 16.15 hrs | End
of workshops Chair persons meet to formulate key points of workshops in order to report and discuss on Friday April 16 |
| 17.00 hrs | Closing of the first day |
| 18.00 hrs | EGIN aperitif in the hotel |
| 19.00 hrs | EGIN Annual Diner in the hotel |
| Friday April 16. 2010 | |
| 09.30 hrs | Opening of second day of the
Conference Anders Mosumgaard, Chairman of EGIN |
| 09.35 hrs | Corporate Social
Responsibility in Education “It takes twenty years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it”. Mr. Ben Hüter, Leiter Visuelle Kommunikation, Schule für Gestaltung Bern und Biel Switzerland |
| Ben Hüter began his studies in law at the University of Bern. After the academic career, he continued on to do a diploma in Lithografy (digital imaging). He then went to work in the advertising industry in specifically for the swiss watch and jewelry industry (Longines, Swatch, Certina, Blancpain, Tissot etc.) In the late 1990s he enrolled in a Media Management and Media Economy program. In 1998 he began working at the school of arts in Bern and Biel/Bienne, starting as a teacher and specialist in digital imaging. In the early 2000s he tought at the Professional College in Graphic Industries as well as the Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training SFIVET. Since 2006 he has been a member of the school administration serving as director of the Departement of Visual Communication | |
| 10.15 hrs | Workshops CSR in Education, same groups as Thursday |
| 11.00 hrs | Short break |
| 11.30 hrs | Reports on workshops and discussions |
| 12.15 hrs | Lunch |
| 13.15 hrs |
Reports on ongoing or completed projects |
| 13.45 hrs | Closing of the official
Conference Anders Mosumgaard, Chairman of EGIN |
| 14.00 hrs | Visit
to Istituto San Marco, Graphic School in Venice Mestre Participants will be transported by bus to the school (about 15 minutes ride) |
| 16.00 hrs | End of visit |