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Stichting Kenniscentrum Pro Work

‘‘Together it works’’

Stichting Kenniscentrum
Pro Work

‘‘Together it works’’

   ‘‘Together it works’’

ROC Albeda College, Zadkine College, Laurens,
Care4Care,
Kamer van
Koophandel Rotterdam,
Stichting Kenniscentrum PRO WORK.

PARTNERS:

RESULTS:

  • ZZP Package: aimed at actively stimulating entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial learning and entrepreneurial thinking for starting self-employed healthcare professionals through theory and practice modules.

  • Development of staff/teachers and students;

  • Coaching: aimed at actively supporting teachers/coaches for the purpose of student entrepreneurship education;

  • Practice / Internship: practical experience students, direct contacts teachers with practice coaches and joint coordination student guidance;

  • Awareness/Dissemination: through workshops/gaming sessions entrepreneurship for teachers & management;

  • Portal: E-community for knowledge and info exchange for students, teachers, entrepreneurs from the healthcare sector and stakeholders.

MBMZ means "My Business, My Care." The project responded to the current demand from the healthcare sector in the region: in the short/medium term there would be a huge shortage of flexibly deployable helpers/ caretakers at MBO levels 3 and 4 in the Rijnmond region (expectation of shortages as a % of the number of positions within 5 years: Rijmond 3%, Drechtsteden 18-30%, Haaglanden 12-18%, W-N Brabant 6-12%). This expectation was supported by research by Calibris, knowledge center for learning and practice in healthcare. There was a need for recruitment of flexibly employable personnel, which could not be met with the current influx in vocational training and the labor market. The demand for care came from Laurens Zorg & Wonen, one of the largest care institutions in the Rijnmond region, and this position was recognized by several care institutions. In order to be able to meet the future demand for care, Laurens saw good opportunities for employing Independent Contractors (ZZP-ers) in care and embedding them in existing structures.

Three objectives were actively worked on within the network:

Experimental design of a ZZP Care training program (level 3-4) within the two largest regional ROCs in the Rijnmond area and embedding it within both educational institutions and professional practice / care enterprises.

The design and implementation of structural cooperation between the relevant educational institutions, healthcare institutions and entrepreneurs in the healthcare sector within the Rijnmond region for the purpose of knowledge exchange, construction and implementation.

Structurally and actively involve entrepreneurs (self-employed) in the care sector and care institutions in the Rijnmond region in shaping new entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship education.

GOALS:

CAUSE:

MBMZ

(My Business, My Care).

YEAR:
2010 - 2012

  • ZZP Pakket: aimed at actively stimulating entrepreneurship, learning to think entrepreneurially and entrepreneurship for starting self-employed people in the care sector through theory and practice modules.

  • Development of staff/teachers and students;

  • Coaching: aimed at actively supporting teachers/coaches for student entrepreneurship education;

  • Practical training / Internship: practical experience of students, direct contacts between teachers and practical coaches and joint coordination of student guidance;

  • Awareness/Dissemination: via workshops/gaming sessions entrepreneurship for teachers & management;

  • Portal: E-community for knowledge and info exchange for students, teachers, entrepreneurs from the healthcare sector and stakeholders.

RESULTS:

OBJECTIVES:

Three objectives were actively worked on within the network:

Experimental design of a ZZP-Zorg course (level 3-4) within the two largest regional ROCs in the Rijnmond area and embedding it within both educational institutions and professional practice / care enterprises.

Designing and implementing structural cooperation between the relevant educational institutions, care institutions and entrepreneurs in the care sector within the Rijnmond region for the purpose of knowledge exchange, building and implementation.

Structurally and actively involving entrepreneurs (self-employed) in the care sector and care institutions in the Rijnmond region in shaping new entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship education.

MBMZ means "My Business, My Care". The project responded to current demand from the healthcare sector in the region: in the short/medium term, a huge shortage of flexibly deployable helpers/carers at MBO levels 3 and 4 would arise in the Rijnmond and surrounding area (expectation of shortages as % of the number of full-time positions within 5 years: Rijmond 3%, Drechtsteden 18-30%, Haaglanden 12-18%, W-N Brabant 6-12%). This expectation was supported by research by Calibris, knowledge centre for learning and practice in healthcare. There was a need for recruitment of flexibly employable staff, which could not be met with the current inflow in vocational training and the labour market. The care demand came from, among others, Laurens Zorg & Wonen, one of the largest care institutions in the Rijnmond region, and this position was recognised by several care institutions. To meet the future demand for care, Laurens saw good opportunities for deploying self-employed professionals (ZZP-ers) in the care sector and embedding them in existing structures.

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PARTNERS:

ROC Albeda College,
Zadkine College,
Laurens,
Care4Care,
Kamer van Koophandel Rotterdam,
Stichting Kenniscentrum PRO WORK.
 

(My Business, My Care).

YEAR:
2010 - 2012

MBMZ

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