To improve the chances for disadvantaged people on the labour market through traineeships in other EU countries. target groups

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1 1. Objectives of IdA To improve the chances for disadvantaged people on the labour market through traineeships in other EU countries target groups disadvantaged youth and young adults - 1st call: 10/2008 disabled persons - 2nd call: 09/2010

2 2. Target groups: Disadvantaged youth and young adults guideline (08/2010) young people between school and apprenticeship (f.e. early school leavers, lower secondary education) yound adults between apprenticeship and work (f.e. off-the-job-apprentices / außerbetriebliche Ausbildung) empirical evidence from evaluation avg. age of participants 23,5 years 80% of particiants experienced spells of unemployment (avg. duration 15 months) 40% have lower secondary education or less

3 3. Financial Framework ESF Germany 9,4 bn ESF Federal OP 3,3 bn IdA-Programme (ESF) 121 mio plus national budget 25 mio ESF Intervention rate for IdA overall intervention rate for IdA 85% (convergence) 70% (competetivenes) 85% (convergence and competetivenes)

4 4. How does IdA work? Recruitment of participants Selection of participants Subsequent support of participants During all project phases: Network and exchange with job centre/employment agency Network and exchange with partner organisations abroad Preparation of participants Follow-on of participants Exchange experience during stay abroad duration of traineeship abroad: 1 to 6 months

5 5. Conditions for funding an IdA-Project in Germany guideline (08/2010): projects operate as networks all networks include jobcenters/employment agencies as partners all network partners sign national cooperation agreement project operator signs transnational cooperation agreement with partner in another EU member state

6 6. Project operators and network partners (national level) providers of vocational training: 150 jobcenters/employment agencies: 87 municipalities: 15 schools: 10 others: 2

7 7. Transnational network Transnationale partners Partnerschaft Italien 23 Griechenland 5 Österreich 16 Ungarn 5 Niederlande 15 Finnland 4 Polen 14 Irland 4 Spanien 17 Malta 4 Frankreich 10 Belgien 3 Tschechische Republik 8 Litauen 2 Türkei 8 Portugal 2 Vereinigtes Königreich 8 Luxemburg 1 Schweden 7 Rumänien 1 Dänemark 5 Schweiz 1 Slowenien 1

8 8. IdA-projects and partners: an overview on ida-eumap.de

9 9. What are the results of IdA?

10 10. Incoming-Mobility within IdA

11 11. Cooperation with Spain 16 German IdA-project operators cooperate with 17 partners in Spain 78 young persons from Spain have so far come to Germany Incoming mobility from Galicia, Alicante, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Castilla Outgoing mobility to Andalucia, Alicante, Pays Vasco, Catalunya, Galicia, Mallorca and Valencia In 2013 there are more mobility activities planned in both directions

12 12. IdA Partners in Spain: Overview Financing Transnational Mobility: The ESF-Programme IdA - Integration through Exchange Susanne Strehle Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs

13 13. Allocation of costs and tasks for Incoming Mobility Member State: Germany (DE) Other MS/Region supports mobility measures for young people living in other MS/Region (final beneficiary: project operators based in DE): Organization of accomodation Organization of traineeships Profiling and placement of traineeships Individual guidance during stay in DE transnational action: mobility measures for young people living in other MS/Region for traineeships in Germany finance mobility measures for young people living in the respective MS/Region (final beneficiary: project operators based in respective MS/Region): Expenditure for travel and living in DE (accomodation, pocket money) Insurance Preparatory language courses Debriefing and support

14 14. IdA goes Europe? Transnational Learning Network Mobility

15 15. A new German mobility programme: MobiPro-EU IdA MobiPro-EU Target group: Disadvantaged young persons Objective: Improve employability; integration into labour market/ apprenticeship/education in home country or host country Exhange in both directions (Incoming/Outgoing) Bilateral Financing In Gemany: Ressources for infrastructure to implement IdA (project operators) High priority of mobility in BMAS; various memoranda of understanding with other MS to support this approach! Target group: qualified unemployed persons until age35; young persons for dual apprenticeship system in Germany (from age 18) Objective: integration of qualified unemployed into German labour market; or into dual apprenticeship system Incoming-Mobility Financed by Germany Implementation based on existing infrastructure (EURES)

16 16. What MobiPro-EU offers Language classes in home country Travel costs for job interviews, traineeships and apprenticeships Language classes in Germany Financial support and individual guidance for trainees and apprentices Costs of moving to Germany in case of qualified persons taking up regular employment Only individual beneficiaries; no financing of administration/implementation

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