EIGEP
European Interaction Guidelines for Education Professionals when working with Children in Juvenile Justice Contexts
Synopsis
EIGEP proposal focuses on reducing the disparities in the learning outcomes of the educational experience of a child within the juvenile justice system, compared to the ones delivered in mass education.
Objectives
- Improving the learning outcomes of education in juvenile settings through:
- Developing a European key competency profile for the child and youth learning professionals working in juvenile justice;
- Developing a modular, tailor-made induction support for teaching and learning professionals working in juvenile justice system, based on the previously developed European key competency profile.
- Improving the management of teaching and learning professionals through measures to develop the learning dimension of the juvenile justice system in the partner countries and at European level, by:
- Mainstreaming the induction support and its components in juvenile justice system and alternative systems that support the education of children and youth offenders, at educational department and staff management level;
- Promoting in the European public agenda the juvenile justice education, its paramount importance and the key measures needed for the learning outcomes to improve.
Expected outcomes
- Education in the Juvenile Justice context research report – “Current situation” paper for each of the partner countries and a structured common report relevant at European level highlighting the challenges of delivering education in the juvenile justice context;
- Structured public hearing on the state of Education in the Juvenile Justice Context;
- European profile of specific competencies for education professionals when working with children in juvenile justice contexts;
- Virtual environment for education professionals working in juvenile justice;
- National and transnational policy maker meetings;
- Parliamentary Committees Meetings.
Promoter
BSAFE LAB (Beira Interior University), Portugal
Partners
IPS_Innovative Prison Systems, Portugal
Center for Promoting Lifelong Learning (CPIP), Romania
National Prison Administration (NAP), Romania
Psychological support and counselling centre (PPKC), Lithuania
TITAN Partnership, United Kingdom
ABCD Community Services, United Kingdom
Funding
Erasmus+ Programme, KA3 – Support for policy reform: Forward-Looking Cooperation Projects
Timeframe
01/09/2015 – 31/12/2018
Means for reducing the disparities in the learning outcomes of juvenile justice settings
Sector
Juvenile justice
Services
Special needs, Training and development
Where
Portugal, Romania, Lithuania, United Kingdom
Website
www.eigep.eu
Contact us
ips@prisonsystems.eu
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