Results

O1 - Awarenes raising

D1.1 Work-based leearning delivery team guidelines

Awareness raising:

D1.2 VET practitioner (VET supply, teacher and instructor) development guidelines

O2 - Framework of LOs

D2.1 Learning Outcomes (LOs) protocols

D2.2 Framework of shared LOs 

  • EN1090 Inspector Course: Framework of shared Learning Outcomes (LOs) guideline . This guideline describes the course EN 1090 learning goals, consisting off general content, general learning outcomes, specific learning outcomes and general competences at the course level and at the Competence Units (CUs) levels.
  • University West: A course on Welding Technology, Testing and Quality Assurance for Welding has been developed, organized and delivered as 5 Competence Units. The contents of the course, general learning outcomes, specific learning outcomes and competence goals for the course have been developed in relation to each one of the 5 competence units. 

O3 - Work-based learning

D3.1 Work-based learning delivery team guidelines for application of recognition of prior learning (RPL) in classes

  • Recognition of Prior Learning in VET . In order to make the teaching process more effective, the teacher can apply online tools and services that help recognizing students` prior knowledge and skills. With the help of quick surveys and evaluations, the teacher will better adapt the teaching to the students’ needs. At the same time, the students will benefit more from the teaching practices. 
  • EN1090 Inspector Course:  Instructor Course Syllabus with Work-Based Learning . This syllabus describes and provides an overview of the work-based learning cycles and breaks them down into five work-based instruction phases or domains: Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate and Evaluate (FivE). These FivE pedagogical model domains are key elements of a complete model for industry engaged delivery of work-based learning within Vocational Education and Training (VET) programs, to be provided to mechanical fabrication industry in Europe.
  • University West: Validation of work experience for eligibillity check (docx, 24.11.21)
  • University West: Welding Technology – Testing and Quality Assurance- Syllabus with Work-Based Learning 

D3.2 VET practitioner development for application of RPL

  • Application of Competence Units in VET.  The development of common competence frameworks in vocational education and training (VET) will ease the recognition of qualification equivalencies, assisted by ECVET and shared delivery by VET specialists and industry experts. This is leading to a unitized, modernized delivery system based up on Competence Units (CUs) to be shared nationally and transnationally. 
  • EN1090 Inspector Course: A VET practitioner development guideline. Before the course and before the units, students can answer a quick evaluation survey that investigates the topics they are going to go through during the upcoming training process. The teachers` can use this feedback to focus their teaching towards the problematic areas.

O4 - Learning resources

D4.1 - Question bank for Steel Structure Inspector Course for EN1090

D4.2-3 - The Steel Structure Inspector Course for EN 1090, consisting of 10 Competence Units, with existing- and new learning materials

  1. CU 1 - Introduction, ICT
  2. CU 2 - Evaluating an inquiry
  3. CU 3 - Design Review
  4. CU 4 - Documentation and production plan 
  5. CU 5 - Welding and cutting inspection, with IzV booklet in a separate document
  6. CU6 - Testing, DT/NDT and loading
  7. CU 7 - Mechanical fastening and erection of the structure
  8. CU 8 - Surface protection
  9. CU 9 - Dimensional control and delivery documentation
  10. CU 10 - Course summary, examination

D4.3 - Guideline for developing e-learning resources in the course EN1090 

​This guideline is based up on:

At the final stage these frameworks, including the principles above, were materialize in a systematic and standardized way into a first, flexible European EN1090 Inspector Course. 

O5 - Piloting

D5.1 - Course no. 1: The Welding Technology- Testing and Quality Assurance course is structured in 5 Competence Units (CUs). This course provides an overview of testing and quality assurance for welding and knowledge of fundamental theoretical concepts in materials science and welding processes. In the course, it is analyzed how different welding processes, work routines, and choices of materials can affect the quality of welded products. This is combined with discussions on materials characterization and testing methods. There is a continuous reflection on how these methods for inspection and quality control of welded products can be applied in practice. Four out of the five competence units are designed to be developed over distance via a learning management platform that includes reading material, pre-recorded video material and on-line sessions (Zoom) with the students weekly for scheduled seminars and discussions. The students’ digital skills, therefore, are developed and enhanced by applying these tools.

D5.1 - Course no 2: The first European EN1090 Inspector Course


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