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Gävle – LAP

Gävle – LAP. ULSG – Urbact Local Support Group. Annika Lundqvist, International Office Kalle Wahlström, Education Gävle Joakim Helmbrandt , University of Gävle Annika Janglund, Business and Labour Gävle Ulf Halleryd, Adult Education Charlotte Humling, The Employment Office

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Gävle – LAP

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  1. Gävle – LAP

  2. ULSG – Urbact Local Support Group • Annika Lundqvist, International Office • Kalle Wahlström, Education Gävle • Joakim Helmbrandt, University of Gävle • Annika Janglund, Business and Labour Gävle • Ulf Halleryd, AdultEducation • Charlotte Humling, The Employment Office • Helena Stöpfgeshoff, Education Gävle • Jon-Erik Egerszegi, Education Gävle • Leena Bergander, The Entrepreneurs Gävle • Lise-Lotte Sjöberg, Land Survey Sweden

  3. ACTION 1 – Competence Centre Gävle Create an arena and a systematic process where Labour market and public sector stakeholders develop together a clear picture of future competence needs at local and regional level Current mode In process

  4. ACTION 2 – Skills index Develop a forecast of future skills needs in steel and engineering, forest and wood industry, tourism, ICT, green technologies, health care and education. Exchange and comparison with results from the Skills forecasting tool developed via ESIMeC Current mode Not done Reorganization of Gävleborg Regional Department Council. Theywill be merged with the The County Council

  5. 3 june 2014: Government present a new national strategy for regional growth and attractiveness In total, about 35 billion will be allocated to Swedish counties from 2014 to 2020 to strengthen innovation, business and entrepreneurship, attractive environments, skills and international and cross-border cooperation

  6. ACTION 3 – Labour market and education knowledge Develop a systematic method to increase Labour market and education knowledge among students, personnel in schools and parents. From preschool to high school Current mode In process. We have just employed a project leader

  7. ACTION 4 – Information from the Employment Office on the labour market in Gävle and its region Collect labour market information for grade 7 to 9 Current mode In process.

  8. ACTION 5 – PRAO – work experience scheme Develop the existing programs of practical working life experience, grades 4 to 9 Current mode In process. .

  9. ACTION 6 – Model for study visits in local businesses and workplaces for students, teachers and school principals Develop a model from kindergarten to adult education to raise awareness of the workplace environment Current mode In process. Work has begun. From autumn 2013, a pilot initiative. Teachers from Years 7-9 makes a day's work experience program during the same week as the school's students have work experience program

  10. ACTION 7 – Student Ambassadors from the University in secondary schools Develop an engagement programme whereby university students inform secondary students about university studies Current mode Not done.

  11. ACTION 12 – Feasibility study on a “Future Fair” Examine the interest and feasibility of organising a Future Fair, where occupations and labour market are linked and exposed to educations. Ideas from Swedish SACO fair and ESIMeC partner Cherbourg. Start with showcase of municipal occupations (400 different ones) in 2013 Current mode Not done.

  12. The peerreviewwillfocus on three key areas: • Effectivecollaboration: howcan the city ensure that all stakeholders show commitment, shareresponsibility and ownership of the LAP? • Sustainability: howcan the city ensure that the Local Action Plan remains relevant to the city’spriorities? • Impact:howcan the city effectivelymeasure the results and impact of itsLocal Action Plan? ?

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