Unioncamere, Confartigianato Companies e Cna together for certify le skills of students. The agreement signed by the presidents Andrea Prete (Unioncamere), Mario Granelli (Confartigianato) and Dario Costantini (Cna), places emphasis on various crucial aspects: the analysis of professional needs, the correspondence between job supply and demand, the training, orientation and certification of the skills of upper secondary school students in school-work alternation paths.
Agreement for the certification of student skills: what is it?
In detail, this agreement is based on the sharing of the results of the Excelsior information system regarding the needs Professional e training, in order to actively involve associated companies in research and school-work alternation projects promoted by Unioncamere and the Chambers of Commerce. Furthermore, the planning and planning of initiatives for the educational and professional orientation of young people is envisaged, with particular attention to the needs of the production system linked to technical-professional training, Its Academy and disciplines Stem. Finally, a series of useful tools for the certification of skills will be developed, managed through the chamber system.
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“Promoting quality training and facilitating the matching of job supply and demand represents a priority for the country system – he underlined Priest -. The collaboration between the chamber system and employers' associations pursues these objectives also in order to reduce the very high mismatch that characterizes our labor market today".
“Confartigianato Imprese has always been committed to the topic of skills to promote the employability of young people and the creation of new businesses – he added Grains -. A commitment that also materializes in the Agreement signed with Unioncamere, with the aim of encouraging the development of professionalism suited to the needs of companies, raising the quality of technical and professional training and education, supporting school-work alternation paths, educational-professional orientation initiatives and dissemination of the most significant experiences for the employment of young people in artisan businesses".
“The shortage of qualified personnel – he declared Constantines – is one of the main critical issues for businesses. The agreement with Unioncamere responds to the need to deepen knowledge of the professional needs of artisan businesses, to certify the quality of training, to improve the offer of technical-professional paths to respond in a concrete way to the large mismatch between supply and demand for work in our country".
