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T2MIS LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE TICKET TO LEARNING MOBILITY IN SPORT E OSE has been investing in learning mobility for more than 3 years now. We were delighted to see that the Recommendations from the Feasibility Study conducted in 2013 were


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T2MIS

TICKET TO LEARNING MOBILITY IN SPORT

E

OSE has been investing in learning mobility for more than 3 years

  • now. We were delighted to see that the Recommendations from

the Feasibility Study conducted in 2013 were partly heard and that the 2016 call for proposal under Erasmus+ Sport Chapter included « Support to Mobility » as a topic.

I

t is therefore with a great pleasure that we are sharing the news with you: in 2017 EOSE will run a small collaborative partnership funded by the Sport Unit of the DG EAC with the aim to help the sector to benefjts from a culture of learning mobility. WE BELIEVE ALL THOSE INVOLVED IN THE SECTOR SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO LIFELONG LEARNING MOBILITY EXPERIENCE WHETHER THEY ARE

A REFEREE A STUDENT AN ADMINIS- TRATOR A VOLUNTEER A ATHLETE A COACH

LOOKING INTO

THE FUTURE

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T

he fjnal report of the Feasibility Study on Learning Mobility in Sport has indeed provided clear evidence

  • f a considerable latent interest and

demand from the sector (mainly due to low level of awareness of the

  • pportunities ofgered by EU funded

programmes) as well as many tracks for future cooperation. It is now in

  • ur hands, all of us, to explore these
  • pportunities, create the conditions

for sport to benefjt more from them, to increase the level of take up in the sector, and to maximise the added value of learning mobility through and for the sector.

W

ith the project T2MIS – Ticket To Mobility in Sport, EOSE will work with the partnership to propose an adapted online solution to tackle the identifjed barriers and create conditions to make mobility a reality in sport and physical activity. “Learning Mobility ofgers a unique platform of building substantial network of long-term contacts where ideas can be interchanged and discussed. As Head of this entity I strongly recommend other employers to engage in learning mobility experiences which are of great value to both employees and the company.” Mark Cutajar, CEO of Sport Malta FROM THE RESULTS OF THE FEASIBILITY STUDY CONDUCTED IN 2013, WE WERE ABLE TO MAP THE CONTRADICTORY SITUATION FACING THE SECTOR:

Others (Neither important

  • r important, not important)

NO know

A STRONG AND UNQUESTIONNABLE INTEREST FROM THE SECTOR

57%

29%

Important Essential

14%

Importance of Learning mobility to be available for the sector (n=358)

YES

2% 71%

Do not

27% Willingess to be involved (n=375)

Yet on the other hand, sport has only participated a t a low level in the programmes designed t o make l earning mobility a reality

What prevent the sector to further invest in learning mobility: The main barriers?

Leonardo Do Vinci Youth in Action Erasmus Grundtvig 13,15% 14,32% 4,93% 6,81% AWARE AND INVOLVED (N=426 FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS ADMINISTRATIVE DIFFICULTIES LACK OF AWARENESS OF OPPORTUNITIES

A LOW LEVEL OF AWARENESS AND A LOW LEVEL OF PARTICIPATION FROM THE SECTOR

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OVERVIEW

Project T2MIS

  • We see new role FOR sport leading to new roles IN sport -

@EOSE_skills #EOSE

EOSE Secretariat / 1, grande rue des Feuillants / 69001 LYON / France

Tel: +33 (0) 437 431 939 / eosesec@eose.org / www.eose.org

The T2MIS (Ticket to Mobility in Sport) Project is focussed on the Sport and Active Leisure Sector and in particular on supporting learning mobility for managers, coaches, staff and volunteers of non for profit sport organisations in Europe. What do we mean by learning mobility? Learning mobility occurs when an individual “moves to a country other than their country of residence, in order to undertake study, training or other learning, including traineeships and non-formal learning,

  • r teaching or participating in a transnational professional development activity. The objective of such

experiences is to allow individuals to acquire new skills that will strengthen their future employability as well as their personal development.”

This innovative tool that will be designed should provide a common entry point and a straight forward platform: The project is funded under an Erasmus+ Sport Chapter - Small collaborative partnership and will last for 18 months (January 2017 to June 2018).

  • To highlight the benefits of learning mobility for individuals and organisations,
  • To differentiate and present all existing opportunities for the sport sector and provide

information regarding criteria of eligibility, objectives and priorities, and

  • To provide quick access to some good practices and key documents.
  • Jan 2017 : Logo and Graphic Charter
  • Jan to March 2017 : Set up of a methodology to turn the project

idea into a pragmatic online platform

  • June to September 2017 : Elaboration of the v.0
  • October 2017 to January 2018 : Pilot test of the tool
  • Jan to Feb 2018 : Analysis of the feedback and development of the

v.1

  • March 2018 : Official launch of the T2MIS online platform
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OVERVIEW

Project T2MIS

  • We see new role FOR sport leading to new roles IN sport -

@EOSE_skills #EOSE

EOSE Secretariat / 1, grande rue des Feuillants / 69001 LYON / France

Tel: +33 (0) 437 431 939 / eosesec@eose.org / www.eose.org

The Project meets a real need As demonstrated by the Feasibility Study on learning mobility in sport -conducted in 2013 by EOSE- and its findings, there is a strong evidence and statement that:

  • Sport organisations appreciate the benefits that would flow to the sector from an enhanced

level of mobility and exchange

  • Yet on the over side sport is suffering from a lack of awareness of the opportunities offered by

the EU funded programmes as well as other available opportunities (e.g. national, regional and local levels) and the sector has only participated at a low level in the EU funded programmes (from previous Lifelong Learning Programme 2007-2013) designed to make learning mobility a reality. The demand from the sport sector has therefore lain dormant partly because awareness levels of the

  • pportunities offered by the EU funded programmes has been low and partly because sport has lacked

the organisation and capacity to engage. The Project links with EU Priorities Learning mobility is a strongly established concept and has a central position in European policy. In developing a project based on supporting the mobility of stakeholders in the sport sector, EOSE and its partners are proposing an approach in line with the overall context of EU policies and in particular education and training policies as well as sport policies. Indeed the project aims to enable the sector to contribute effectively to key priorities in EU policies that are aimed at creating jobs, improving health, promoting social inclusion, re-generating the economy and improving sport itself and in particular the role of sport in education and training The Project will create an innovative centralised and self-guided online tool supporting mobility The aim will be through this T2MIS project to create the conditions for the sport sector to take part to mobility activities in designing and developing an online European Mobility Tool for the sport sector. The tool will aim at simplifying and clarifying the presentation of existing Learning Mobility funded

  • pportunities and to raise the level of awareness of such opportunities within the sport sector. The tool

will in particular gather information about relevant learning mobility opportunities available at different levels for the sport sector and to guide interested organisations / potential candidates to find information about the most relevant sub-programs/actions/opportunities adapted to their profile, willingness, and expectations. The project will produce real impact and legacy The T2MIS is a first step in a wider strategy whose overall objective is to create the conditions to support sport in accessing and implementing an enhanced level of quality learning mobility. On a longer term perspective it is anticipated that an increase level of mobility through the sector shall facilitate the transfer of knowledge and good practices needed to develop the skills of those acting in the sector. Such development will help at a time when expectations of the sector are rising with Governments aiming for improved levels of health through physical activity, for sport to be at the heart

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OVERVIEW

Project T2MIS

  • We see new role FOR sport leading to new roles IN sport -

@EOSE_skills #EOSE

EOSE Secretariat / 1, grande rue des Feuillants / 69001 LYON / France

Tel: +33 (0) 437 431 939 / eosesec@eose.org / www.eose.org

  • f social integration and to improve the employability of young people through the education and

personal development it offers. The project builds upon a strong partnership Finally, the 4 official partners including the applicant EOSE are representing various fragments of the

  • verall sport sector: representative of employers and link with the EU Social Dialogue Committee (WOS,

NL), a Higher Education Training Provider (MRU, LT), a national sport council (Sport Malta) and an EU umbrella organisation specialised in education and employment (EOSE). These partners were selected to ensure a balanced geographical coverage but also on the basis of their expertise, knowledge, interest and experience in developing and/or supporting mobility scheme.