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2004–2006 Identity & Training of Occupational Psychologists (BPS)
£135K OP F.I.R.S.T. (Future, Identity, Recognition, Standards, Talent) project to identify the future direction
of occupational psychology in UK, for the Division of Occupational Psychology of the British Psychological
Society (BPS).
In consortium with SHL and Queen’s University Belfast, his work included responsibility for a study of
the labour market, an international bench-marking study, focus groups and visionary interviews. The
study sets a new standard for the strategic development of professional institutions and their training
and qualifi cations.
2004–2005 International Benchmarking of Construction Standards (Construction Skills SSC)
CamProf was invited to design and carry out this international benchmarking project to ensure that the
construction National Occupational Standards (both CIC’s and CITB’s) are world class in their „fi tness for
Purpose” by comparing them with standards of competence being used by those countries with the
highest levels of performance in construction. Set up and ran a highly successful 4 day workshop with
participants from Australia, Belgium, Canada, Estonia, New Zealand, Poland, Romania and UK, which
launched the International Forum for Construction Occupational Standards.
2004 Study Tour for SERV Professional Staff
CamProf organised a 5 day study tour investigating the UK National Occupational Standards, National
VocationalQualifi cations and Assessment of Prior Learning systems, which visited the main organisations
in England and Scotland. SERV’s evaluation stated: „the programme was well balanced and covered every
aspect and every topic we were interested in. … CamProf did a very good job at interpreting our needs
and assessing what could be useful. … The study visit more than met our expectations.” SERV is the
organisation responsible for implementing competence-based standards in Flanders.
2004 Preparation of e-Skills 2004 Conference (CEDEFOP)
CamProf was appointed by CEDEFOP (European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training) to
prepare the prestigious e-Skills 2004 Conference in Thessalonica in September 2004. The work included
preparation of background papers (on: global sourcing, creating jobs in the knowledge-based economy,
defi ning a meta-framework of e-skills occupations, e-learning, the digital divide, EU policy developments),
the programme, handouts and conference report.
2004 Polish Human Resources Development Phare project „Partnership for Education”
CamProf was invited as a key expert on standards of competence and delivered a seminar and workshop
for those involved in vocational education in the Lublin region.
2004–2005 International Conferences
Invited and sponsored by Luxembourg Government to the launch conference for EuroPass (Luxembourg
January 2005). Exhibited and spoke at the Maastricht Leonardo da Vinci Conference (December 2004).
Invited and sponsored by UK National Agency of Leonardo da Vinci to attend the TransFair Valorisation
Conference (Slovak Leonardo da Vinci National Agency, Bratislava 2004) on all aspects of adding value to
Leonardo projects.
2002–2005 European Framework for Work Experience (CRAC)
CamProf was partner (with organisations from UK, Germany, Spain, Finland, Romania and Belgium) in
CRAC’s (Careers Research & Advisory Centre) 36 month Leonardo-funded EFWE project. EFWE developed
a framework for the assessment and potential accreditation of employability skills developed through
paid/unpaid work experience undertaken by students. Designed the framework, and led the preparation
of the international conference „Work Experience 2004”.
2001–2004 Project to Design a European Diploma of Psychology (Leonardo Programme)
CamProf was contractor for the 3 year €0.4M (£0.25M) EuroPsy Project. The EuroPsy project designed
a European Diploma of Psychology for use across Europe. Project partners were drawn from eminent
psychologists representing the professional associations and top university departments across 12
countries and including the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations. CamProf provided
expertise about other professions, as well as the administrative support.
2000–2003 EMCET de Bank (ITeE, Poland)
CamProf was the UK partner for the 3 year €0.6M (~£0.4M) European Bank for the Development of
Modular Curricula and Educational Technologies (EMCET de Bank), a Leonardo project led by the
Institute of Terotechnology (ITeE) in Poland. The project developed a database of modular courses, and
included inputs by the Scottish University for Industry. Other partners included the International Labour
Organisation.
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