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Open access Skills Screening

               French-speaking Community

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                 This system allows users of the Cité des Métiers of Brussels to analyse their skills in their trade/professional field.

                 Screening is a process of identifying particular skills allowing the user to benefit from an analysis (to determine the
                 technical mastery level of the profession) and individualised advice/guidance (suggesting actions to build a path-
                 way to employment). It should be based on a standardised tool for analysing professional skills associated with a
                 trade, and an individual interview. This process can be put in place for guidance, training, validation of skills and job
                 placement.

                 This project is co-financed by the ESF.





               AIM(S)                                            RESULTS AND IMPACT

               To allow for appropriate guidance of service users   Added value for the user:
               towards training, assessment, employment.         •  to define where they stand at a given moment in
                                                                  relation to skills required on the labour market;
                                                                 •  identify one’s assets and skills to acquire/strengthen;
               TARGET GROUP(S)                                   •  move towards appropriate training or the validation of
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                                                                  skills, or to the job market.
               Any person who:
               •  has questions regarding training, employment or   Added value for training centres and skills assessment:
                 assessment of skills in one of the represented fields;  •  register trainees on a training course/test appropriate
               •  has undertaken work experience, an internship or   for their level;
                 training in this field (including partial or interrupted   •  Limit waiting lists and failures.or training centres and
                 experience.);                                    skills assessment:
               •  has no recent proof of his/her skills (title, certificate of
                 qualification, etc.);                           MORE INFORMATION?
               •  is fluent in written French and has got basic computer
                 skills (to answer a questionnaire on a PC).     Cité des Métiers de Bruxelles
                                                                 Avenue de l’Astronomie 14, 1210 Bruxelles
                                                                 [email protected]
               METHODOLOGY


               Three-step system:
               •  An interview to analyse the request;
               •  A technical questionnaire built on the basis of a pro-
                 fessional database (30 to 60 questions on the differ-
                 ent skills of the profession). Some of these tests are
                 currently hosted on Le Forem’s Internet Multimedia
                 Interactive Testing platform;
               •  An interview to analyse the results and consider
                 appropriate action (training, validation of skills, job
                 search).

               Ten professions are available for skills screening.










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