Business Competence in Social Management: 3rd Project Meeting, Vienna, June 12th

Monday, 17 June 2013

3rd Project Meeting, Vienna, June 12th - 15th, 2013

The 3rd meeting of the BuCoSoMa Project consortium took place in Vienna on June 12th - 15th, 2013. Not only was the weather great, also the team spirit and team work were exceptional.

Here is a quick summary of the results we reached:

For everybody who wants do a quick review of what we were working on, have a look at the agendas of Thursday and Friday.
We discussed the feedbacks we got for our preliminary curriculum and decided which topics to include and not include and why.
We agreed on a FINAL VERSION of the curriculum.
On Friday, we did a Trainer Workshop in order to discuss about how to implement the curriculum in a Blended Learning setting

For your reference, here is the presentation, which includes the 5 models of Blended Learning I presented.
Have a look at the photo protocol of the flip charts we created.
I created a mindmap which summarises and categorieses the challenges we will be facing in terms of the target group.

The next project partner meeting will be held in Maribor on October 17th - 18th, 2013.

On behalf of the Austrian hosts I would like to thank everybody for their contributions and the many laughs we shared!

Günter

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BuCoSoMa

Latest Version of our Curriculum can be downloaded here.

As part of the economic, social and demographic developments in Europe, the so-called „social economies“ – i.e. public, semi-public or private businesses, enterprises and organisations that are entrusted with social responsibilities – have grown in importance.

The rising importance of social economies entails the increase of economic thinking within such businesses and organisations. Increasingly, managers in the social arena need to handle their business like a „normal“ one, according to general economic principles.

The project aims to develop a training concept for conveying necessary economic competence in businesses and organisations.

Focus is put on

- e-learning (for higher spatial and temporal flexibility),
- the consideration of the specificities of the social economies
and finally,
- the applicability of these concepts in all of Europe.

The specific project goal is to develop a training concept for teaching basic economic know-how that is necessary for the successful economic management of socially oriented organisations. The project partners are chosen so that both educational experts and representatives of social organisations are working together on this educational concept. This takes into account the special challenges of social enterprises and puts into focus the immediate benefits for executives and managers of social enterprises.