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Early childhood education and care
How to recruit, train and motivate well-qualified staff : final report
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Well-trained and motivated professionals help to ensure high quality early childhood education and care (ECEC) is provided to all children and families. The European Union (EU) has been promoting this vision for a number of years. EU support includes the adoption by Member States Education ministers of the Council Recommendation on high quality early childhood education and care systems on 22 May
2019. This recommends that Member States “support the professionalisation of ECEC staff, including leaders”. A European Commission expert group was set up, as part of the European Union strategic framework for policy cooperation in education and training, to offer a forum for the exchange of experience and best practice. Over a two-year period (2018-2020), the working group discussed how to advance on high quality ECEC with a special focus on inclusion and staff development. This working group included national experts from 35 countries and representatives from eight European organisations with expertise in ECEC and three European or international organisations. This report focuses on recruitment and retention of ECEC staff, and examines the best ways to educate and train this staff, both through initial training and continuing professional development. It welcomes the fact that the vast majority of ECEC staff enjoy working with young children and know they make a very important contribution to children’s lives. However the sector is expanding, the expectations on staff are growing, and there are increasing opportunities to work with young children in a wider range of occupations. In this context, the report looks at how the ECEC sector can review its own practice and arrangements to ensure it attracts a sufficient number of well qualified and well-motivated staff. This report summarises the available research and looks at many of the approaches which have been used to strengthen national, regional or local practice. The report also recognises that the quality of ECEC provision is highly dependent on the professionalism, competence and commitment of staff working in the sector - and it is therefore increasingly important that there is continued support for staff training and development. This report therefore proposes a set of core competences for ECEC assistants, core practitioners and ECEC leaders. In addition, it looks at the wide range of practices which are currently being used to strengthen the initial and continuing education and training of ECEC staff.
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Publié:
2021-02-04
Service(s) auteur(s):
Direction générale de l’éducation, de la jeunesse, du sport et de la culture
(
Commission européenne
)
Thèmes:
Politique de l'éducation
Sujet:
carrière professionnelle
,
condition de travail
,
coopération en éducation
,
enfant
,
formation professionnelle continue
,
garde d'enfants
,
intégration sociale
,
petite enfance
,
politique de l'éducation
,
qualification professionnelle
,
rapport
,
recrutement
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ISBN
978-92-76-25376-1
DOI
10.2766/489043
Numéro de catalogue
NC-03-20-770-EN-N
PDF
ISBN
978-92-76-25376-1
DOI
10.2766/489043
Numéro de catalogue
NC-03-20-770-EN-N
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