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Project transition

Overview

Country:
Belgium

Level of Outreach:
Local

Field of Interest(s):
Promotion of the attractiveness of the Construction Industry

Supported By:
Regional Agency

Description

The aim of this project is to develop coherent training path for young people while enabling the exchange of information regarding qualification, but also a smooth professional transition.

Project/Initiative Data

Start Date:
20140101

Total Budget:
€ 80 072

Partners

Institutional: Actiris, Bruxelles-Formation, Brussels Minister for Employment, Minister of education (French-speaker), Ministry of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, Cocof, Sfpme
Sectorial : Constructiv, CDR-Construction, Professional construction federations
Part-time training course system : efp, Cefa

Aim

• Increase by 15% the number of work-study trainees in the trades of the sector
• Constantly improve the rate of integration into employment 12 months after vocational training
• 20% increase in the volume (= candidates) of continuous training per year in the sector
• Double the number of job seekers trained in all construction trades.

Outcomes

Results of the project/initiative:
• Guaranteed a quality Brussels workforce by facilitating the transition of young people to construction companies
• Offers 3,000 training places and 2,000 internship places for job seekers in Brussels

Impacts/Outcomes 2:
work-study development

Impacts/Outcomes 3:
Multiplies the bridges between vocational training, qualifying education and higher education (PromSoc)

Organisation & Contact

Organisation:
Non-Profit

Name of OrganisationConfédération-Construction Bruxelles-Capitale (CCB-C)
RolePromoter
AddressRue du Lombard 34/42, 1000 Bruxelles
Zip/CityBruxelles
Coordinator E-Mailinfo@confederationconstruction.be</a>
Coordinator Websitehttps://cms.confederationconstruction.be/index-fr.html</a>
Name of the Project/Initiative CoordinatorAL BARAJRAJI Sihame
Additional Contact
Contact Phone02 54 5 58 34
Contact EmailSihame.ALBARAJRAJI@confederationconstruction.be</a>