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1 Relevant references from other like-minded organizations active in the field of student/graduate internship programmes This document was prepared within the framework of the Strategic Partnership project “GRADual: Increasing Students/Graduates Employment Readiness” (no. 2014-1-LT01- KA203-000645). The project is supported by the Erasmus+ programme which is executed in Lithuania by the Education Exchanges Support Foundation. The contents of this paper do not necessarily reflect the position or opinion of the European Commission. Neither the European Commission nor any person/organisation acting on behalf of the Commission is responsible for the use which might be made of any information contained in this document. YOUTH EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT Title Youth Unemployment in Advanced Economies in Europe: Searching for Solutions Author(s) Angana Banerji, Sergejs Saksonovs, Huidan Lin, and Rodolphe Blavy Source International Monetary Fund Language English Abstract Europe has begun to recover from the global financial crisis, but the recovery is slow and tentative in the euro area. Output and investment remain well below pre-crisis levels. Unemployment is still unacceptably high, reducing the capacity of economies to grow as skills atrophy and talent migrates elsewhere. Youth unemployment is a particularly serious problem. The youth unemployment rate stood at an unprecedented 23 percent in the euro area in mid-2014, well above the rate in 2007. This reflects a combination of sharp increases in unemployment during the crisis, together with persistently high levels of unemployment, although the mix varies across countries. This paper examines the factors driving youth unemployment in Europe. The analysis finds that the youth unemployment problem is multi-faceted and that there is no single solution to the youth unemployment problem. Policies need to be comprehensive, country-specific, and focused on reviving growth and advancing structural reforms. Date of publication 2014 Key Words Youth Unemployment; Europe Link http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/sdn/2014/sdn1411.pdf Contributed by P4V Title Strengthening Recovery in Central and Eastern Europe. EU11 Regular Economic Report Author(s) Korczyc, E., Laco, M, Thomas, T. (team lead), et. al. Source The World Bank Language English Abstract This Regular Economic Report (RER) is a semiannual publication of the Europe and Central Asia Region, Poverty Reduction and Economic Management Department (ECA PREM), The World Bank. It covers economic developments, prospects, and policies in 11 European Union (EU) member states that joined after 2004 (excluding Cyprus and Malta)— Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania (North); the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and the Slovak Republic, (Continental); and Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Slovenia (South). The RER comprises a Macroeconomic Report, and 2 Focus Notes on issues of

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1Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

YOUTHEMPLOYMENTANDUNEMPLOYMENT

Title YouthUnemploymentinAdvancedEconomiesinEurope:SearchingforSolutionsAuthor(s) AnganaBanerji,SergejsSaksonovs,HuidanLin,andRodolpheBlavySource InternationalMonetaryFundLanguage EnglishAbstract Europehasbeguntorecoverfromtheglobalfinancialcrisis,buttherecoveryisslowandtentativeintheeuroarea.Outputandinvestmentremain

wellbelowpre-crisislevels.Unemploymentisstillunacceptablyhigh,reducingthecapacityofeconomiestogrowasskillsatrophyandtalentmigrateselsewhere.Youthunemploymentisaparticularlyseriousproblem.Theyouthunemploymentratestoodatanunprecedented23percentintheeuroarea in mid-2014, well above the rate in 2007. This reflects a combination of sharp increases in unemployment during the crisis, together withpersistentlyhighlevelsofunemployment,althoughthemixvariesacrosscountries.ThispaperexaminesthefactorsdrivingyouthunemploymentinEurope.Theanalysis finds that theyouthunemploymentproblem ismulti-facetedandthat there isnosinglesolutionto theyouthunemploymentproblem.Policiesneedtobecomprehensive,country-specific,andfocusedonrevivinggrowthandadvancingstructuralreforms.

Dateofpublication 2014KeyWords YouthUnemployment;EuropeLink http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/sdn/2014/sdn1411.pdfContributedby P4V

Title StrengtheningRecoveryinCentralandEasternEurope.EU11RegularEconomicReportAuthor(s) Korczyc,E.,Laco,M,Thomas,T.(teamlead),et.al.Source TheWorldBankLanguage EnglishAbstract ThisRegularEconomicReport(RER)isasemiannualpublicationoftheEuropeandCentralAsiaRegion,PovertyReductionandEconomicManagement

Department(ECAPREM),TheWorldBank.Itcoverseconomicdevelopments,prospects,andpoliciesin11EuropeanUnion(EU)memberstatesthatjoinedafter2004(excludingCyprusandMalta)—Estonia,Latvia,andLithuania(North);theCzechRepublic,Hungary,Poland,andtheSlovakRepublic,(Continental);andBulgaria,Croatia,RomaniaandSlovenia(South).TheRERcomprisesaMacroeconomicReport,and2FocusNotesonissuesof

2Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

economicpolicyinterestinEU11.OneoftheFocusNotesisonyouthunemploymentintheregion,p.39-44).Dateofpublication 2014KeyWords YouthUnemployment;SkillsandLabourMarketPolicies;SkillsGap;CentralandEasternEuropeLink http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/WDSContentServer/WDSP/IB/2014/07/16/000016351_20140716150355/Rendered/PDF/894270WP00PUBL0mic0report0july02014.pdf

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Title Educationtoemployment:GettingEurope’syouthintoworkAuthor(s) Mourshed,M.,Patel,J.andSuder,K.Source McKinseyCentreforGovernmentLanguage EnglishAbstract Theproblemof youthunemploymentin theEuropeanUnion isnotnew.Youthunemploymenthasbeendoubleoreven triple the rateofgeneral

unemploymentinEuropeforthelast20years.Theeventsofthepastfewyearshavedramaticallyexacerbatedit,however:5.6millionyoungpeopleareunemployedacrossEurope,andatotalof7.5millionareneitherbeingeducatednoraretheyworking.Moreover,whileyoungpeopleareeagertowork,morethanhalfofthosewithoutjobssaytheysimplycan’tfindone—allwhilebusinessesacrossEuropeinsisttheystruggletofindyoungpeoplewith the skills they need. To understand this disconnect and what can be done about it, McKinsey built on the methodology used in its 2012publication,Education to Employment: Designing a System thatWorks, and concentrated on four broad questions: (1) Is the scale of the youth-unemploymentprobleminEuropearesultof lackofjobs, lackofskills,or lackofcoordination?(2)Whataretheobstaclesthatyouthfaceontheirjourney from education to employment? (3)Which groups of youth and employers in Europe are struggling themost? (4)What can be done toaddresstheproblem?Toanswerthesequestions,5,300youth,2,600employers,and700postsecondary-educationprovidersweresurveyedacross8countriesthattogetherare home to almost 73 percent of Europe’s 5.6 million jobless youth: France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and the UnitedKingdom.Morethan100programs in25countrieswerealsoexaminedtoprovideexamplesofcompanies,governments,educationproviders,andnongovernmentalorganizationsthatmayberelevanttoEurope.

Dateofpublication 2014KeyWords EducationtoEmployment(E2E);Employability;EmploymentReadiness;InternshipSchemes;EuropeLink http://www.mckinsey.com/insights/social_sector/converting_education_to_employment_in_europe

3Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

Contributedby P4V

Title ReportontheImplementationoftheActionPlan“GivingYouthaBetterStart"Author(s) MeetingoftheOECDCouncilatMinisterialLevel,Paris,6-7May,2014Source OECDLanguage EnglishAbstract ImpactReportontheimplementationofActionPlan“GivingYouthaBetterStart"Dateofpublication 2014KeyWords Youthunemployment;Internshipsandapprenticeships;EducationtoEmployment(E2E);Skills;ActionPlanforYouth;OECDLink http://www.oecd.org/mcm/C-MIN(2014)18-ENG.pdfContributedby P4VTitle GlobalEmploymentTrendsforYouth2013:AgenerationatriskAuthor(s) Elder,S.andSparreboom,T.Source InternationalLabourOrganizationLanguage English(alsoavailableinSpanishandinFrench)Abstract ThisissueofGlobalEmploymentTrendsforYouthprovidesanupdateonyouthlabourmarketsaroundtheworld,focusingbothonthecontinuing

labourmarketcrisisandonstructuralissuesinyouthlabourmarkets.Dateofpublication 2013KeyWords YouthEmployment;YouthUnemployment;SkillsMismatch;LabourMarketCrisis;WorldwideLink http://www.ilo.org/global/research/global-reports/global-employment-trends/youth/2013/lang--en/index.htmContributedby P4VTitle Educationtoemployment:DesigningasystemthatworksAuthor(s) Mourshed,M.,Farrell,D.andBarton,D.Source McKinseyCentreforGovernmentLanguage English

4Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

Abstract Around theworld, governmentsandbusinesses facea conundrum:high levelsof youthunemploymentanda shortageof job seekerswith criticalskills.Howcanacountry successfullymove itsyoungpeople fromeducation toemployment?Whatare theproblems?Which interventionswork?Howcanthesebescaledup?Thesearethecrucialquestionsaddressed inthisreport.Todoso, itdevelopedtwouniquefactbases.Thefirst isananalysisofmore than100education-to-employment initiatives from25 countries, selectedon thebasisof their innovationandeffectiveness. Thesecondisasurveyofyouth,educationproviders,andemployers inninecountriesthatarediverse ingeographyandsocioeconomiccontext:Brazil,Germany,India,Mexico,Morocco,SaudiArabia,Turkey,theUnitedKingdom,andtheUnitedStates.

Dateofpublication 2012KeyWords WorkSkills;EducationtoEmployment(E2E);Employability;YouthEmployment;SuccessStories;Survey;WorldwideLink http://mckinseyonsociety.com/education-to-employment/report/Contributedby P4V-FUETitle EffectivenessofpolicymeasurestoincreasetheemploymentparticipationofyoungpeopleAuthor(s) JoHawley,Anne-MariHall(Nevala)andTinaWeberSource EurofondLanguage EnglishAbstract Thisreportreviewsexistingevidenceontheeffectivenessof25policiestacklingyouthunemploymentforaselectednumberofcountries(AT,FI,FR,

HU,IE,IT,ES,SE,UK)andcomplementsthisinformationwithexpertinterviews.Itseekstoassesstheextenttowhichthechosenmeasureshavebeensuccessful,lookingattheiroutputs,outcomesandwiderimpact.

Dateofpublication 2012KeyWords YouthEmployment;YouthUnemployment;JobMarket;PolicyMeasuresforIncreasedYouthEmployabilityandEmployment:EULink http://eurofound.europa.eu/sites/default/files/ef_publication/field_ef_document/ef1260en.pdf

5Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

Contributedby FUETitle CreatingaFutureforYoungJobseekers.PositionPaperonYouthUnemploymentAuthor(s) Marie-ClaireMcAleer&JamesDoorleySource NationalYouthCouncilIrelandLanguage EnglishAbstract Thispaperprovidesacomprehensivediscussionof:Youngunemployment;Thekeyfactorsaffectingthosewhoareunemployedwithaspecificfocus

onyoungpeople;Anexplorationofhowtomeettheirneedsandprovidethemwithsupporttore-enterthelabourmarket;Ananalysisofcurrentpublicpolicyanditsimplementation;Solutionstotheproblemofyouthunemployment.Thispositionpaperdescribesthecurrenteconomicsituationgivingrisetolossofjobsandanincreasingunemploymentrate.Itdefinesthenatureandscopeoftheunemploymentcrisis–outliningtheprevalenceofunemploymentandexploringtheprofileofthenewunemployed.Theimpactofunemploymentontheyoungpersonfocusingspecificallyonthesocialandemotionalrepercussionsofbeingunemployedisalsoaddressed.InconclusionthepaperprovidesanumberofmeasuresNYCIconsiderasfeasibleoptionstoemployinrespondingeffectivelytotheproblemofyouthunemployment.Attentionisgiventoanumberofinitiatives,whichhavethepotentialtoprovideacoherentandintegratedresponsetoyoungpeopleexperiencingunemployment.

Dateofpublication 2011KeyWords YouthEmployment;YouthUnemployment;PolicyRecommendationsforIncreasedYouthEmployabilityandEmployment;IrelandLink http://www.youth.ie/sites/youth.ie/files/Creating-a-future-for-Young-jobseekers-web-version_0.pdfContributedby FUE

6Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

GRADUATEEMPLOYABILITY/EMPLOYMENTREADINESS

Title TheJourneytoEmploymenT(JET)frameworkAuthor(s) JohnCoppsandDawnPlimmer(2013)/EllenHarries,AngelaKailandEibhlínNíÓgáin(update2014)Source InspiringImpactLanguage EnglishAbstract Outcomesandtoolstomeasurewhathappensonyoungpeople’sjourneytoemployment.Dateofpublication 2014KeyWords Employability;JobSkills;ToolsLink http://www.thinknpc.org/publications/the-journey-to-employment/Contributedby FUETitle VoiceoftheGraduateAuthor(s) AndréDuaSource McKinsey&Company,incollaborationwithCheggInc.Language EnglishAbstract There’s a paradox facing American society today. The demonstrable economic benefit of investing in higher education has never been greater.

Research in theUnitedStatesshowsanenduringpositive impactonearningsdirectlyassociatedwith the levelofpostsecondary learningapersonattains.Andresearchfromaroundtheworldshowsalinkbetweencollegeeducationandlevelsof individualandnationalwell-beingmorebroadly.Yet, as the survey discussed in this report will show, this potential does not appear to be fully realized in the lived experience of many recentgraduates.Thegapbetweenhighereducation’sundeniablevalueand theconcernsmany recentgraduatesnonetheless report shouldbecome theimpetusforchange.Inasense,the“voiceofthegraduate”revealedinthissurveyamountstoacryforhelp—anurgentcalltodeepentherelevanceofhighereducationtoemploymentandentrepreneurshipsothatthepromiseofhighereducationisfulfilled.ByfocusingonthevoiceofAmerica’syoungpeople,thisreportraisesmorequestionsthanitanswers.Ourhopeisthattheunderappreciatedstudentperspectivecanserveasafreshspurtoaconversationthatseemsoverdue.Aseverythoughtfulobserverrecognizes,theimprovementstoday’sgraduatesarecallingforcannotbepursuedbyanyeducationstakeholderworkingalone.Instead,asMcKinsey’sworkaroundtheworldonits“educationtoemployment”initiativesuggests,itis

7Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

onlywhenemployers,educationproviders,publicofficials,families,andyouthadvocatesworktogetherthateffectivesolutionscanbeforgedDateofpublication 2013KeyWords EducationtoEmployment(E2E);Employability;EmploymentReadiness,Skills,GraduateEmployment;Survey;USALink http://mckinseyonsociety.com/downloads/reports/Education/UXC001%20Voice%20of%20the%20Graduate%20v7.pdfContributedby P4VTitle TheEmployabilityofHigherEducationGraduates:TheEmployers’PerspectiveAuthor(s) MartinHumburg,RolfvanderVeldeNandAnneloreVerhagen(ResearchCentreforEducationandtheLabourMarket,SchoolofBusinessand

EconomicsMaastrichtUniversity)Source EuropeanCommissionLanguage EnglishAbstract Thestudyexamineshowemployersseegraduateemployabilityandreflectsuponwhatmightbethecombinationofskills,competencesandaptitudes

mostlikelytosecurethatfirstjoborearlycareerandwhy.Dateofpublication 2013KeyWords WorkSkills;EducationtoEmployment(E2E);Employability;YouthEmployment;SuccessStories;Survey;WorldwideLink http://www.dges.mctes.pt/NR/rdonlyres/658FB04A-909D-4D52-A83D-21A2AC4F2D38/8096/employabilitystudy_final.pdfContributedby P4V

8Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

9Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

EMPLOYABILITYSKILLSANDCOMPETENCES

Title Whyaresomanycollegestudentsfailingtogainjobskillsbeforegraduation?Author(s) JeffreyJ.SelingoSource WashingtonPostLanguage EnglishDateofpublication 2015KeyWords JobSkills;GraduateEmploymentReadiness;USALink http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2015/01/26/why-are-so-many-college-students-failing-to-gain-job-skills-before-graduation/Contributedby FUETitle Developingthecreativeandinnovativepotentialofyoungpeoplethroughnon-formallearninginwaysthatarerelevanttoemployabilityAuthor(s) DrJohnBamber(CentreforEffectiveServices,Ireland)Source EuropeanCommission–Youth-ExpertGroupReportLanguage EnglishAbstract InacontextofrecordlevelsofyouthunemploymentinEurope,thisreportisabouthownon-formallearningandespeciallyyouthworkcanenhance

the creative and innovative capacities of young people in ways that are relevant to employability. It goes beyond identifying the skills andcompetencesinvolved,topresentillustrativeexamplesofpracticeandcross-sectoralcooperation.Themainmessageisabouttheneedtoimproveandwidentherecognitionofnon-formallearning,andnotjustinrelationtoemployability.Abetterequippedworkforceisrequired;onethatcaninteracteffectivelywithyoungpeople,especiallythosewhoaredisadvantagedandlackaccesstothejobsmarket. Theworkers need an improved curriculum, and an investment in training, to stimulate the innovative and creative capacitieswithinyoungpeople.Theyneedaccesstocommonlyacceptedrecognitiontoolsandtoimprovedpracticesthatcanbeusedintheirownsocialandculturalcontexts. At all levels, the different sectors and stakeholders need to come together to provide a supportive environment for the work, whileincentivesandinitiativesneedtogalvanisethesocialpartnersforeffectiveinteraction.

Dateofpublication 2014KeyWords KeyWorkSkills;Employability;YouthJobMarket;YouthUnemployment;PolicyRecommendationsforIncreasedYouthEmployabilityand

10Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

Employment;Cross-SectoralCooperation;EULink http://ec.europa.eu/youth/news/2014/documents/report-creative-potential_en.pdfContributedby FUETitle MeasuringEmployabilitySkillsAuthor(s) RachelBlades,BeckyFauthandJenGibbSource NationalChildren’sBureauLanguage EnglishAbstract Thisreportsummarisesabriefreviewofrelevantliteratureundertakentoassessthepotentialfordevelopinganewtooltosupporttheevaluationof

projectsaimingtoenhanceyoungpeople’s‘employabilityskills’:thosepersonal,socialandtransferableskillsseenasrelevanttoalljobs,asopposedtospecifictechnicalskillsorqualifications.

Dateofpublication 2012KeyWords WorkSkills;Employability;YouthJobMarket;YouthUnemployment;UKLink http://www.ncb.org.uk/media/579980/measuring_employability_skills_final_report_march2012.pdfContributedby FUETitle FutureWorkSkills2020Author(s) InstitutefortheFutureSource UniversityofPhoenixResearchInstituteLanguage EnglishAbstract Globalconnectivity,smartmachines,andnewmediaarejustsomeofthedriversreshapinghowwethinkaboutwork,whatconstituteswork,andthe

skillswewillneedtobeproductivecontributorsinthefuture.Thisreportanalyzeskeydriversthatwillreshapethelandscapeofworkandidentifieskeyworkskillsneededinthenext10years. Itdoesnotconsiderwhatwillbethejobsofthefuture.Manystudieshavetriedtopredictspecific jobcategoriesandlaborrequirements.Consistentlyovertheyears,however,ithasbeenshownthatsuchpredictionsaredifficultandmanyofthepast

11Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

predictionshavebeenprovenwrong.Ratherthanfocusingonfuturejobs,thisreportlooksatfutureworkskills—proficienciesandabilitiesrequiredacrossdifferentjobsandworksettings.

Dateofpublication 2011KeyWords KeyWorkSkills

EmployabilityProspection

Link http://www.iftf.org/futureworkskills/Contributedby FUETitle TheFutureofLearning:PreparingforChangeAuthor(s) ChristineRedecker,MiriamLeis,MatthijsLeendertse,YvesPunie,GovertGijsbers,PaulKirschner,SlaviStoyanovandBertHoogveldSource EuropeanCommission-JointResearchCentreLanguage EnglishAbstract To determine how education and training policy can adequately prepare learners for life in the future society, there is a need to envisagewhich

competenceswillberelevantandhowthesewillbeacquiredin2020-2030.Tocontributetothisvision-building,JRC-IPTSonbehalfofDGEducationand Culture launched this foresight studywith the aim to identify, understand andmap how learning strategies and trajectories are expected tochange, given current trends, thus creating a descriptive vision of the future, and to develop a normative vision outlining how future learningopportunities should be developed to contribute to social cohesion, socio-economic inclusion and economic growth. These two objectives wereimplemented by a series of extensive stakeholder consultations, employing different formats (workshops; online consultations; group conceptmapping)andincludingdifferentstakeholdergroups(expertsandpractitioners;teachers;policymakers)aswellasareviewofstudiesandforesightactivities.

Dateofpublication 2011KeyWords WorkSkills;SkillsGap;EmploymentReadiness;Employability;Transitionfromschooltowork;EULink http://ftp.jrc.es/EURdoc/JRC66836.pdf

12Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

Contributedby FUETitle KeyCompetencesforLifelongLearning–EuropeanReferenceFrameworkAuthor(s) --Source EuropeanParliament/EuropeanCouncilLanguage EnglishAbstract TheKeyCompetencesforLifelongLearning–AEuropeanFrameworkisanannexofaRecommendationoftheEuropeanParliamentandoftheCouncil

of 18December2006onkey competences for lifelong learning thatwaspublished in theOfficial Journalof theEuropeanUnionon30December2006/L394.(http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/site/en/oj/2006/l_394/l_39420061230en00100018.pdf)

Dateofpublication 2006KeyWords KeyCompetences;LifelongLearning;EULink http://www.britishcouncil.org/sites/britishcouncil.uk2/files/youth-in-action-keycomp-en.pdfContributedby FUETitle 10ThingsEmployerswantyoutoLearninCollegeAuthor(s) BillCoplinSource TenSpeedPressLanguage EnglishAbstract AbriefoverviewoftheprincipleskillsemployerslookforinyounggraduatesDateofpublication 2003KeyWords WorkSkillsLink http://www.northeastern.edu/universityscholars/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/10Things.pdfContributedby FUE

13Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

14Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

MOBILITYANDEMPLOYABILITY

Title TheErasmusImpactStudy.Effectsofmobilityontheskillsandemployabilityofstudentsandtheinternationalisationofhighereducationinstitutions

Author(s) UweBrandenburg(TeamLeader),et.al.Source EuropeanCommissionLanguage EnglishAbstract TheErasmusImpactStudy(EIS)aimstoanswertwomajorquestions.Firstly,itanalysestheeffectsofErasmusstudentmobilityinrelationtostudies

andplacementsonindividualskillsenhancement,employabilityandinstitutionaldevelopment.Secondly,itexaminestheeffectsofErasmusteachingassignments/stafftrainingonindividualcompetences,personalitytraitsandattitudes,aswellastheprogramme'simpactontheinternationalisationofHigherEducationInstitutions(HEIs).

Dateofpublication 2014KeyWords Mobility;GraduateEmployability;Erasmus;EULink http://ec.europa.eu/education/library/study/2014/erasmus-impact_en.pdfContributedby P4V

Title DoesStudentMobilityDuringHigherEducationPay?EvidenceFrom16EuropeanCountriesAuthor(s) MargaridaRodriguesSource InstitutefortheProtectionandSecurityoftheCitizen,JointResearchCentre,EuropeanCommissionLanguage EnglishAbstract Thefindingspointtoapositiveassociationbetweenmobilityandfuturemobilityandearnings,whilethetransitiontoemploymentseemstobe

slightlydelayed.Whiletheeffectsonfuturemobilityarefoundinallcountriesandfieldsofeducation,theonesrelatedtothelabourmarketareonlyfoundinfewofthem.

Dateofpublication 2013KeyWords Mobility;GraduateEmployability;Skills;EULink http://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/bitstream/111111111/29599/1/jrc%20report%20mrodrigues_student%20mobility_final.pdf

15Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

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16Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

UNIVERSITY-BUSINESSCOOPERATIONFORINCREASEDGRADUATEEMPLOYABILITY/EMPLOYMENTREADINESS

Title ASuccessfulUniversity-CorporationPartnershipRequiresInstitutionalAgilityAuthor(s) JoanneGoldsteinSource TheEvoLLLutionLanguage EnglishAbstract Thereisahugedividebetweenwhatcorporationsneedintheirworkforce,bothnewandexisting,andthetrainingandeducationtheiremployees

havereceived.Highereducationhastheopportunity,theinfrastructureandtheintelligencetobecomeameaningfulandsustainablepartnerforbusinesses.

Dateofpublication 2014KeyWords University-BusinessCooperation;USALink http://www.evolllution.com/opinions/successful-university-corporation-partnership-requires-institutional-agility/Contributedby FUETitle ForgingFutures:BuildinghigherlevelskillsthroughuniversityandemployercollaborationAuthor(s) CFEResearchSource UKCommissionforEmploymentandSkills(UKCES)/UniversitiesUK(UUK)Language EnglishAbstract Thisjointpublication,createdbytheUKCommissionforEmploymentandSkills(UKCES)andUniversitiesUK(UUK),looksindetailatthewaysinwhich

universitiesandemployerscanformcollaborativepartnershipstodevelophigherlevelskills.The reportoutlines the reasonswhyuniversitiesandemployers shouldcollaborate todevelopnewways inwhichpeoplecandevelophigher levelskills.Italsogivespracticalexamplesofhowcollaborationshavebeencreated,andpromotestheneedformorepartnershipsofthiskindtodevelopawiderrangeofwaysinwhichbothgraduatesandexistingemployeescandevelopsuchskills.The report also features12 case studies fromcurrent collaborations across theUK, looking at theways inwhich theyhavebeen createdand thebenefits they have brought to those involved. These case studies cover six industrial sectors, advancedmanufacturing, construction, creative anddigital,energy,ITandlifesciences.

17Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

Dateofpublication 2014KeyWords University-BusinessCooperation;SkillsDevelopment;KeyWorkSkills;Employability;UKLink https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/356749/FF_FinalReport_Digital_190914.pdfContributedby FUE

Title AssessmentofcooperationbetweenhighereducationinstitutionsandemployersinEuropeAuthor(s) NevenaRakovska,SamoPavlinandMatejaMelink(editors)Source EMCOSUProgramme(EuropeanCommission)Language EnglishAbstract SurveycarriedintheframeworkofaEuropeanprojectentitledEMCOSU(EmergingModesofCooperationbetweenUniversitiesandPrivateSector

Organisations),focusedonreinforcingthelinkbetweeneducationactivitiesandHEgraduates’employabilityneedsandthepromotionofcooperationwithHEtoolsinparticular.Furtherinformationanddocumentsavailableat:http://www.emcosu.eu/en/emcosu/

Dateofpublication 2013KeyWords University-BusinessCooperation;GraduateEmployability;Survey;EULink https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/356749/FF_FinalReport_Digital_190914.pdfContributedby P4V

18Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

COOPERATIVEEDUCATIONANDINTERNSHIPS

Title Apedagogicalmodelfordevelopmentofaservice-learninginternshipprogramthataddsmarketingvalueforaregionaluniversityintheUSAuthor(s) DanaMooreGraySource TheInternationalAssociationforBusinessEducation(SIEC-ISBE)Language EnglishAbstract Thispresentationreviewsresearchliteratureregardinginternshipsandservicelearning,andreviewsthedesignanddevelopmentofaninternship

programforalluniversitymajorsatasatellitecampusofaregionaluniversityintheUnitedStates.Dateofpublication 2014KeyWords Internshipmodels,USALink http://www.siec-isbe.org/uploads/8/9/6/2/8962951/gray_service-learning_2014.pdfContributedby P4VTitle CommonBestPracticeCodeforHigh-QualityInternshipsAuthor(s) GatewaystotheProfessionsCollaborativeForumSource TradesUnionCongress(TUC)Language EnglishAbstract Thiscodehasbeendevelopedforemployersanddescribesthecoreelementsrequiredinordertoobtainmaximumbenefitfrominternshipsforboth

internsandemployers.Itaddressesremunerationandbestpracticeinrelationtothepreparation,recruitment,induction,treatment,supervisionandmentoringofinterns,andcertification,referenceandfeedback,andsocialmobilityissues.ThecodeincludesanewforewordfromDavidWilletts,MinisterforUniversitiesandScience.

Dateofpublication 2013KeyWords BestPractice;Internships;UKLink https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/251483/bis-13-1085-best-practice-code-high-quality-internships.pdfContributedby P4V

19Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

Title StartingAndMaintainingAQualityInternshipProgramAuthor(s) MichaelTrueSource MessiahCollegeLanguage EnglishAbstract Aguideforemployersonstartingandmaintainingaqualityinternshipprogram.Dateofpublication 7thedition(currentlyontheMessiahCollegewebsite)KeyWords Internshipmodels;InternshipDesign;InternshipManagement;USALink http://www.messiah.edu/documents/internship_center/StartingAnInternshipProgram-7thEdition.pdfContributedby FUETitle ImpactassessmentaccompanyingthedocumentProposalforaCouncilRecommendationonaQualityFrameworkforTraineeshipsAuthor(s) CommissionStaffSource EuropeanCommissionLanguage EnglishAbstract Traineeships caneffectivelyenhanceyoungpeople'semployability throughprovidinga stepping stone to the labourmarket.Nevertheless,despite

their benefits, concerns about the effectiveness and quality of traineeships in general, and open-market traineeships in particular, have beenincreasinglyrecognizedbyawiderangeofstakeholdersincludingEuropeanInstitutions.Theseconcerns,andespeciallylowlearningcontentandsubstandardworkingconditionshavebeenconfirmedbyarecentEurobarometersurvey.Lowornopay,aswellasthelowshareoftransnationaltraineeshipsarefurtherproblemsindicatedbothbystakeholdersandsurveys.Whilethesearenotinthedirectfocusoftheinitiative,certainoptionsmayhaveanindirectimpactonthem.Theinitiativeaimsto(1)Increasetheshareofqualitytraineeships;(2)Discourageabusivepracticeswhilekeepingthecompliancecostsfortraineeshipproviderslimited;(3)Enhanceinformationonandfacilitateaccesstotransnationaltraineeships.

20Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

Dateofpublication 2013KeyWords Internships;Employability;QualityFramework;PolicyRecommendationsforIncreasedYouthEmployabilityandEmployment;EULink http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:52013SC0495Contributedby P4VTitle HandbookforCooperativeEducation,Internships,andRegisteredApprenticeshipAuthor(s) MargaretErthal(ProjectDirector)Source IllinoisStateBoardofEducationLanguage EnglishAbstract Thepurposeofthispublicationistoprovidearesourceforthosewhoplan,develop,anddelivercooperativeeducation,internships,andregistered

apprenticeshipwork-sitelearning.Dateofpublication 2009KeyWords Internshipmodels;InternshipDesign;InternshipManagement;USALink http://www.isbe.net/career/pdf/coop_ed_handbook.pdfContributedby FUETitle LeveragingCooperativeEducationtoGuideCurricularInnovation-TheDevelopmentofaCorporateFeedbackSystemforContinuousImprovementAuthor(s) CherylCatesandKettilCedercreutz(editors)Source CenterforCooperativeEducationResearchandInnovation,UniversityofCincinnati(USA)Language EnglishAbstract Written as a handbook, to guide those interested in implementing a similar system in an experiential learning environment, the covers the

21Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

organizationofcooperativeeducation,informationsystemprinciples,dataanalysis,andincludesanumberofcasesdescribingtheimplementationofthefeedbacksystemforuseincurricularinnovationwithintheenvironmentsofdesign,business,andengineering.

Dateofpublication 2008KeyWords Internshipmodels;InternshipDesign;InternshipManagement;PartnerEngagement;CurricularInnovation;USALink http://www.uc.edu/content/dam/uc/propractice/ceri/docs/Leveraging_Co-op_Guide.pdfContributedby FUETitle HandbookforResearchinCooperativeEducationandInternshipsAuthor(s) PatriciaL.Linn,AdamHoward,EricMiller(editors)Source GoogleBooksLanguage EnglishAbstract ThisHandbookisdesignedtohelpcooperativeeducationandinternshipprofessionalsandemployersdesign,carryout,anddisseminatequality

researchandevaluationstudiesofwork-basededucation.Itoffersexamplesofstudiesaboutwork-basededucation,butwithapracticaltwist:Theauthorsframetheirstudieswithinaspecifickeyresearchdesignissue,includingfindingastartingpointandatheoreticalframework;fittingresearchintoone'sbusypractitionerworkload;decidingonparticulardata-gatheringmethodsandanoverallmethodologicalapproach;integratingqualitativeandquantitativemethodologies;anddisseminatingresults.Alsoaddressedare:theuseoftheoryinresearch;theroleandrelationshipofprogramassessmenttoresearch;andethicalconsiderationsinresearch.Bycombiningdescriptionsofresearchandevaluationstudieswithpracticaladvicefromtopresearchersinthefield,thisvolumeisausefultoolforeducatorsandemployerswhoaredesigningandcarryingouttheirownstudies,as

22Relevantreferencesfromotherlike-mindedorganizationsactiveinthefieldofstudent/graduateinternshipprogrammesThisdocumentwaspreparedwithintheframeworkoftheStrategicPartnershipproject“GRADual:IncreasingStudents/GraduatesEmploymentReadiness”(no.2014-1-LT01-KA203-000645).TheprojectissupportedbytheErasmus+programmewhichisexecutedinLithuaniabytheEducationExchangesSupportFoundation.ThecontentsofthispaperdonotnecessarilyreflectthepositionoropinionoftheEuropeanCommission.NeithertheEuropeanCommissionnoranyperson/organisationactingonbehalfoftheCommissionisresponsiblefortheusewhichmightbemadeofanyinformationcontainedinthisdocument.

wellasaresourceforwhatcurrentresearchisdiscoveringandaffirmingaboutthefielditself.Acompletepdfisnotavailablefordownloadontheweb.ItcanbepurchasedonAmazon.

Dateofpublication 2003KeyWords Internshipmodels;InternshipDesign;InternshipManagementLink https://books.google.lt/books?id=t-_-

jqZX7gAC&pg=PA63&lpg=PA63&dq=student+internships+good+practice&source=bl&ots=btPAF2L_1o&sig=xS5wKZRkZ7DOfYWrGRZ4hLHgp_8&hl=lt&sa=X&ei=tZ_zVMmkLobjaKKRgdgN&ved=0CFoQ6AEwCDgU#v=onepage&q=student%20internships%20good%20practice&f=false

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