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THEME 2J
Chile
Project B09

Student life and services

Collège BoréalCollège Communautaire du Nouveau-BrunswickCégep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu

STUDENT LIFE AND SERVICES

The project’s primary objective was to build the capacities of higher education institutions for the gradual creation of student services at the CEDUC UCN and the CFT Estatal Regional de Coquimbo, in collaboration with the Minsitry of Education of Chile.
The main activities of the B09 project are related to two outputs, both with a particular focus on the challenges faced by women:
1. Services set up for students’ academic success
2. Services for employability and labour market insertion services

DISCOVER PROJECT B09

SERVICES PROVIDED

A trip to Canada was organized to attend workshops and learn about the experience of colleges in terms of services for students’ academic success, employability, and job placement.
The implementation of pilot experiences was then monitored, taking into account gender equality and the challenges faced by women. One service per institution was selected for this pilot.
Lastly, communication strategies were developed for the dissemination of academic success services for students.

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to follow up with students and support them throughout their educational pathway, described in a guide

In total, 102 representatives from 14 TVET institutes

and MINEDUC received training on academic success services

UNEXPECTED RESULTS

CEDUC UCN decided to extend these academic success and employability services to the network of all six CEDUC UCN units. This will have a significant impact on the number of students served, as well as on the sustainability of the project.

Testimonials

How was the Gender Equality perspective integrated ?

“Gender equality is incorporated into all aspects of the project. In the case of state-run CFTs, it is always done keeping in mind that these student services could focus on promoting the inclusion or retention of women. Emphasis is also placed on the employability of the women in the programs, which are mainly in male-dominated fields, such as mining.”

Carolina Andrea González Arriagada

Employee, Division of Technical/Vocational Higher Education, Chilean Ministry of Education

OUTCOMES

TESTIMONIALS

Hear what they say about it
Carlos Sainz López
Executive Director, Centro de Formación Técnica at the Universidad Católica del Norte (CEDUC UCN), Chile
THEME 3 K

Quality of technical and vocational education and training (TVET)