Peer learning - Orientation in the labor market - Slovakia

Pupils from Erasmus+ team (Slovakia) taught their younger classmates from 4th class on Friday 8th December 2017. At first they provided to them the basic informations about the project Ready for My Future Job. After they shared with them their knowleges from their training about Orientation in the labor market. Next step was that the older pupils helped the younger pupils with the temperament test and via work in the mixed groups they explained to them 6 types of Personality according to the types of jobs - realistic, investigative, artistic, social, enterprising and conventional type. This methode we call also RIASEC. Peer learning is a part of disemination and we will continue this way via whole duration of our project.

Pear learning - Show Jobs - Slovakia

I would like to be... maybe a dancer or a singer. Erasmus + pupils shared their experiences about Show Jobs with pupils from 4.A. At first, they told them about the knowledge and skills which each singer and dancer have to have and finally all of them were dancing and singing together.

Peer learning - Food Industry - Slovakia

To learn something new, take part in a competition and be rewarded. This was the aim of partnership learning in class 4A, presented by 8A pupils. The first part of the lesson was a conversation: Ordering food at a restaurant. In the second part pupils prepared presentation of useful expressions and phrases that are typical for waiters and cooks. Pupils repeated these words, learned them with using pictures. To remember them better these words and phrases are fixed on the board in the class. The third part was without words, pupils used „body language“ and their younger friends had to guess what job was presented. And tell it in English and learn it. In the end they became waiters and rewarded them with a cake with creme and strawberry.

Peer learning - Farming/Agriculture - Slovakia

Erasmus + class pupils performed on 26th April 2018 partnership learning for 3B pupils. During this period the project for the 8th class pupils is aimed at agriculture and farming. These pupils showed and described the jobs as a gardener and a garden architect. Pupils discussed about skills, abilities and knowledge that refer to these jobs in the first part of the lesson. 3rd class pupils were very clever. They know that a gardener shouldn´t have an allergy if he wants to perform his job reliably. During the second part of the lesson they got to know 5 herbs – ( lavender, mint, basil, oregano, salvia)- how they look like, where they are grown, what they are used for in the kitchen. They smelt their scent to know them, as they all smelt nicely. But the top of the of the lesson was planting the herbs into flower pots that made all pupils happy. We are very pleased and happy about this partnership learning. Some of the 3rd class pupils want to be gardeners. One of them wants to work outside, to share fresh air and work in the sun.

Peer learning - LEAF Academy international upper secondary school

Education includes several models of approaches and structures of teaching and learning - traditional and alternative/modern. Our aim in this project Ready for My Future Job is to show our students the most wide view before their choise of appropriate upper secondary school. On February 22nd we visited LEAF Academy in Bratislava and they prepare for us peer learning about Energy. All lessons at this school are in English. LEAF Academy is an international boarding high school. Their mission is to provide a world-class education for active students from the Central European region and beyond, regardless of their socio-economic backgrounds. Their curriculum intertwines rigorous academic practices through the courses, which prepare students for the AP International Diploma or AP Capstone Diploma with the LEAF Academy courses dedicated to the development of leadership, values, and character. All parts of the curriculum are brought together through the element of practice: students experience practical real-world applications of what they are learning through cooperation on real-life projects with our business and NGO partners. During peer learning our students worked in mixed groups with LEAF students. The lesson about Energy included problem tasks, project education, too. Finaly LEAF students introduced us their school system, dormitory life, they told us about benefits for themself from this kind of education. Erasmus + students were impressed and 2 of them send the application form to this school.


Peer-learning  at La Providence school

Erasmus+ pupils presented the jobs they learnt about during these 2 years of project to younger pupils from 6e and for pupils in primary section. Some of them used the JOB cards they introduced into a powerpoint presentation to explain what the job consists of, the qualities and abilities, the skills and cometences, the knowledge needed and the education path that leads to this job. They adapted and simplified the material, and presented the job chosen masterfully.They  talked about their personal experience in workshops and during the training periods. Then, they answered young pupils's questions.

Younger pupils particularly appreciated this session.

 

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Lilian's presentation for peer-learning
agriculture.odp
Open Office Presentation 22.8 MB
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Maëva's presentation for peer-leaning
Journalist.pdf
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Juliette's presentation for peer-leaning
Judge.odp
Open Office Presentation 5.5 MB
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Mathilde's presentation for peer-learning
Stylist.pptx
Microsoft Power Point Presentation 3.3 MB

Peer learning at I.C."Giovanni XXIII"

Career guidance activities for pupils through the jobcards created by Erasmus + students at I.C  "Giovanni XXIII"- Cammarata

Peer learning ZŠ Malinovského Partizánske, Slovakia

On 21 June 2019 Erasmus + students prepared peer learning for their young schoolmates. At first they talked about occupation and then the Erasmus students helped the younger pupils with easy RIASEC tests and evaluated the tests with them. After they divided the pupils from 3th and 4th class to 5 groups - workshops. Chemistry, Fyzic, Cosmetic, Art, First Aid. The younger pupils could try several occupation there and the Erasmus + students explained them the education path, knowledge, skills and competences needed for these jobs.