- 02-05-2019 16:00
- Velizar Petrov
Two consecutive trainings for young
people - on April 23 and on April 30, were conducted in different competences by
the Regional Development Agency with a Business Support Center for Small and
Medium-Sized Enterprises (RDA BSC SMEs). The training seminars were organized
under the project "MINERVA - Youth Employment for European Cultural
Heritage", under sector KA 2 - sectoral programme "Youth",
"financed under the Erasmus + international programme.
The trainings are conducted by
already trained trainers under the same project and involved nearly 45
students.
The main topics of the training
modules were topics related to the exchange of cultural heritage through
traditional customs and the motivation of young people to work in the field of
cultural heritage.
The presentations on project
management skills, what is a project cycle and what is the difference between a
project and a process, and the role and importance of good communication
skills, presented by Velizar Petrov, Executive Director of the Regional
Development Agency with the Business Support Center for Small and Medium-sized
enterprises, aroused great interest and many discussions.
During the trainings, the
information system for assessing the competences of the workforce by branches
and regions was presented - MyCompetence. This is a specialized internet
platform that is about to displace the need for human resources professionals.
It serves for the processing of job data - a system providing a standardized
exchange of information and providing tools and other specialized services for
assessing the competence of the workforce in Bulgaria - a product created
within the project "Development and implementation of an information
system for jobs assessment of the competences of the workforce by branches and
regions”(ISOC), carried out by the Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA) in
partnership with two trade unions , with the financial support of the European
Social Fund of EU.
A special place during the
trainings was also given to the city of Plovdiv - as a major cultural center in
the Balkans and the oldest living city in Europe and the initiative Plovdiv -
European Capital of Culture 2019.
The trainings will continue in May.
