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MUSIAD VISION IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
Fatih POYRAZ,Deputy Secretary General,MUSIAD Yaounde,11,26,2012
SLIDE 2 ABOUT MUSIAD
NGO
NGO Independant dependant Bu Busi sinessman nessman and nd Industrial ustrialis ists ts Ass ssociation
Found
unded ed in in 1990, , Ist stanb nbul, ul, Turk urkey
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Oper erating ating in 48 Coun untries tries, ,
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128 Focal al Point nts
SLIDE 3 FACTS AND FIGURES
34 34 +17 Branches nches in n Turk urkey y + Represen resentat tativ ives es 6250 6250 Membe bers 15.000 Companies panies 1. 1.200.0 .000 Emplo ployee ee 15 % Turkis rkish GDP GDP 17 % Turkis rkish Expor
ts
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MISSION
“PLA
PLATF TFORM RM FOR DEVE DEVELOPM OPMENT ENT, DIAL DIALOGUE OGUE, CO COOPE OPERA RATION TION AND AND SOLID OLIDARIT RITY” created for the purpose of contributing to the social, cultural, political, economic, scientific and technological development of individuals and institutions, our country and society, our region and the world.
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MAIN ACTIVITIES
MUSIAD Fair since 1993 (İzmir) International Business Forum (IBF) since 1996 13 Sectoral Councils Trade Delegations b2b Meetings Foreign Relations Foreign and Domestic Organizational
Development
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MAIN ACTIVITIES
Networking Matchmaking Lobbying Economic, Political& Social Researches Publishing Periodicals and Reports(80) (CERCEVE (60), AFRO ASIAN STUDIES) Training Workshops, Focal Groups Meetings
SLIDE 7 FORE WORD
“On
One wh who does not t hold ld a a voca cation tion, , is the the poorest
the world ld” Prof.Sabahaddin Zaim (1926-2007)
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CASE STUDY I: MUSIAD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP (2011) MUSIAD organized a workshop by inviting all parties involved in vocational education from lawmakers to academics,entrepreneurs to industrialists,teachers to students,national authorities to local organizations,NGO’s to private companies, in order to discuss the importance of vocational education…
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CASE STUDY I: MUSIAD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP (2011) Minister of Education and 132 High Level Participants from,
Ministery National Education of Turkey Higher Education Council SESRIC EU Delegation of Turkey Grand National Assembly of Turkey
SLIDE 10 CASE STUDY I: MUSIAD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP (2011)
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Univ iver ersi sities ies (Ist stanbul bul,Texas as,Mar ,Marmara,F ara,Fatih atih,Eski skisehir sehir,) ,)
Ist
stanbu nbul l Ch Chamber of f Co Commerce ce
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stanbul nbul Mu Municipa cipality lity
Techni
nical and Vocationa ional High Schools ls Development elopment Agencie cies Ch Chambers of f Indus ustry
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CASE STUDY I: MUSIAD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP (2011)
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CASE STUDY I: MUSIAD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP (2011)
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CASE STUDY I: MUSIAD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP (2011)
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CASE STUDY I: MUSIAD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP (2011)
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CASE STUDY I: MUSIAD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP (2011)
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CASE STUDY I: MUSIAD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP (2011)
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CASE STUDY I: MUSIAD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP (2011)
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CASE STUDY I: MUSIAD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP (2011)
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CASE STUDY II: MUSIAD-OIC-SESRIC INTERNATIONAL STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (2010)
The pilot application of the OIC-ISIP started in
2010 in collaboration with BABIALEM International Student Association, recruiting 14 university students from different OIC Member Countries in MUSIAD member companies in Istanbul.
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CASE STUDY II: MUSIAD-OIC-SESRIC INTERNATIONAL STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (2010)
Cuontries attended to this program: Gineau
Albania
Senegal
Afghanistan
Malawi
Uzbekistan
Indonesia
Kosovo
Yemen
Bulgaria
Kosova
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CASE STUDY II: MUSIAD-OIC-SESRIC INTERNATIONAL STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (2010)
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RESULTS OF MUSIAD-OIC-SESRIC INTERNATIONAL STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (2010)
International and vocational experience Information about business environment Benchmarking Interaction of cultures Building social relations Encouragement to access international
markets
SLIDE 23 RESULTS OF MUSIAD-OIC-SESRIC INTERNATIONAL STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (2010)
MUSIAD, which has a key role in the inrease
- f trade volume of TURKEY with OIC
Countries from % 11 to 20 % in the last 10 years with MUSIAD Fairs and IBF Forums, recognizes International Student Internship and Exchange Program, as the realization
- f vocational education and application.
SLIDE 24 WHAT MUSIAD SUGGESTS
We
have to form and reform
mechanisms where all parties of Vocational Education will be active in decision taking processes.
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WHAT MUSIAD SUGGESTS
We have to determine strategies to increase
the qualifications of the trainers and managers in Vocational Education institutions.Social Auditing Mechanisms regarding the quality control must be provided.
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WHAT MUSIAD SUGGESTS
We have to change the perception in the public
eye that Vocational Education Institutions are low status organizations and the jobs regarding vocational training are low status jobs.
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WHAT MUSIAD SUGGESTS
We have to form new and realistic models to
teach moral values and ethics not only in Vocational Education Institutions but in all our educational system.
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WHAT MUSIAD SUGGESTS
We have to form a “Guidance
Guidance Sys System em” which will allow us to determine the basic skills,abilities,capacities of each student in earlier ages.We have to focus on “Pre Pre-School School Educa Education tion” and improving “High igh Skilled Skilled and and Intelligent elligent Br Brai ain Cap apaci acity ty” for best results.
SLIDE 29 WHAT MUSIAD SUGGESTS
We have to enrich the content of Vocational
Education with arts and aesthetic. Designing
- ften necessitates considering the aesthetic,
functional, economic and sociopolitical dimensions of both the design object and design process.Literature,music,visual arts and sports must be seriously taught.
SLIDE 30 WHAT MUSIAD SUGGESTS
We have to model Vocational Education System
according to the needs and potentials of each country.This model must show national and
- riginal characteristics as well as universality.
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WHAT MUSIAD SUGGESTS
We have to accept “Lifelon long Ed Education cation” as our lyfestyle and organize our education system according to this mentality.Vertical and horizontal transition between different vocational education institutions.
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We have to establish national Vocat
ional Qu Qualif alificat ications ions Authorities uthorities and Qual Quality ity Acc ccredit reditation ation Agenci gencies es to measure and evaluate the quality of education and level of professionals in our countries.
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WHAT MUSIAD SUGGESTS
We have to add Hear
art to “Ma Master er-Apprentice Apprentice Rela lations tions Model” and encourage and sustain it in all sectors and our life.
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One wh who is not t tr trai ained ed by by a a Ma Master,can ,can not t be be an an Ap Apprentice rentice.
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A Ma Master wh who does not t have Apprentice rentices mu must question estion him him/her herself self.
SLIDE 34 WHAT THE POET SAYS
“Tohum saç,bitmezse toprak utansın. (Throw th
the grains ins ,if if do do not t tu turn gree ee, , let et th the land get et sh shied.) .)
Hedefe varmayan,mızrak utansın. (Let
Let th the sp spea ear wh which do does es not t hit t th the ta target et get et sh shied ed.)
Ustada kalırsa, bu öksüz yapı, (If
If this orph rphan an building ding remains ns unfinishe nished by by the Ma Mast ster er)
Onu sürdürmeyen çırak utansın! (Let
et the Apprenti entice ce wh who does not carry it on, get et sh shied) Necip Fazil (1904-1983)
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6 KEYS NOT TO LOSE
Trend
end Anal alysis ysis
Specializ
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Entrep treprene reneur urship ship
Sustaina
tainabili bility ty
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Meas asurab urability ility
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lexib xibility ility
SLIDE 36 THANK YOU
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