FRAME GANG European Framework of Competences for Community Professionals working in Gang Environments
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Results

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Giving the context described above, one of the most significant results will be the definition of a common understanding / common language concerning what gangs are in Europe and in the partner countries, and what community professionals interacting with them should know. And in order to have a true transparent and usable tool, we will develop it in terms of competencies (which on their own are subject to interpretation, vague) linked to generic areas of activity and linked to specific levels of proficiency (based on EQF) and exemplified in terms of three types of learning outcomes: knowledge; skills; and wider competences described as personal and professional outcomes. Giving this navigation chart we will make possible:
  1. updating community professionals' understanding and that of their employers / contractors of what it takes to work efficiently into a gang affected community;
  2. providing training providers with a validated tool for bridging the skills missed-match between what they deliver and what the community really needs;
  3. start a documented discussion at public policy level agenda about gangs, youth violence, radicalisation and professionals addressing it.

The expected results of FRAME GANG are:
  1. to provide a platform for Community-Skills stakeholders and develop a common view on the gang related context;
  2. to enable them to contribute by promoting the views of the workshops' and interviews' participants;
  3. to undertake development work on required standards with relevant sources funding;
  4. to seek means of collaboration with other relevant bodies.

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The FRAME GANG project is co-financed by ERASMUS + programme ( KA2 - Strategic Partnerships for vocational education and training).
ERASMUS +  is the 
new EU programme for Education, Training, Youth, and Sport (2014-2020).
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This website has been accomplished during the project “European Framework of Competences for Community Professionals working in Gang Environments” - 2015-1-PT01-KA202-013159 implemented with financial support of the European Commission by the Erasmus + Programme.  This publication reflects the views only of the author, The Portuguese National Agency ERASMUS+ Education and Training​  and the European Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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  • Home
  • About
    • Objectives
    • Expected results
    • Outputs
    • Dissemination and training events
  • Partners
  • Gallery
  • Library
  • Media
  • Competences
    • EFC STRUCTURE
    • Planning and Organising
    • Strategic Thinking
    • Values and Ethics
    • Needs assessment
    • Risk assessment
    • Interpersonal And Group Relationships
    • Emotional Resilience
    • Crisis Intervention And Prevention
    • Youth Mentoring
    • Family Learning
    • Community Engagement
    • Networking
    • Mediation
    • Counselling
    • Outreach
    • Resources
  • Events
  • Contact
  • login