A14 Job cards
Early February, French students build a pattern for international job cards, first in French and then translated in English. All the teams contributed with ideas and it was then sent to graphic design.This model of job card has been elaborated as a "ready to use" job card for any kind of job. It is divided into 5 different parts (job's description, skills, studies, profile and opinion). Inside each different parts, students came up with related questions (what is the correct name of the job? What does it consist in? etc.). At least 20 questions can be asked.
Those job cards will be filled by students as a result of interactive meetings with scientists who are using 21st century skills in their job. Therefore, meetings will become sustainable and useful for any students of the 5 organizations as long as these job cards will be uploaded on line (Twinspace, school websites) and available in school 's library as a brochure of "Future digital jobs".
Outcomes: - job cards about a future jobs
Job card is divided into 5 categories :
- JOB
- SKILLS
- STUDIES
- PROFILE
- OPINION
JOB CARDS' pattern below:
YOU CAN DOWLOAD THE TEMPLATE HERE:
AN INTERVIEW WITH A SOFTWARE DEVELOPER Lovro Gracin, Croatia
AN INTERVIEW WITH DIGITAL MARKETING EXPERT, Nikola Vrdoljak, Croatia
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE SPACE ENGINEER, Geraldine Marien
AN INTERVIEW WITH AN ENVIRONNEMENT ENGINEER (France, October 2015)
AN INTERVIEW WITH A RESEARCH SCIENTIST- volcanologist/atmospheric: Tjarda ROBERTS (France, december 2015)
AN INTERVIEW WITH AN APPLICATION CREATOR, Pascal GAUTHIER (France, february 2016)
AN INTEVIEW WITH A MATHEMATICIAN: Jordi Deulofeu (Spain, January 2016)
AN INTERVIEW WITH A DOCTOR: August Coromines (Spain December 2015)
AN INTERVIEW WITH A COMMUNITY MANAGER: Sara Ramón (Spain, November 2015)
AN INTERVIEW WITH AN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER: Anna Villena (Spain, March 2016)
AN INTERVIEW WITH A MANAGER OF A SOLAR FARM: Mr. Žlábek
AN INTERVIEW WITH A GLASS MAKER: Mr. Zahradník (Czech March 2016)