Case 2: Serbia

Serbia

The Improvement of Employability programme at Belgrade Open School sees its mission as supporting individuals to find creative answers to the challenges of advancing in both their professional and personal lives in the current and future labour market. The programme aims to affect the acquisition of career management skills, lifelong learning and successful transitions for individuals in their career path, with a comprehensive career tool called ‘Boš Karijera’, or ‘Your Career’ (https://karijera.bos.rs). This tool includes a number of guidance functions which can be applied as self-help tools or with the support of a practitioner. In addition to national educational information, it provides labour market information and self-assessment exercises, along with tools for creating a personal career profile and a CV. It hosts mobile games to advance social competences, which have been designed for developing wider employability skills such as communication, collaboration, self-esteem, assertiveness and decision-making. The news section is supported with Twitter.

Boš Karijera

Country: Serbia

Languages: Serbian

Service provider	Belgrade Open School Improvement of Employability programme
Function of the ICT	Delivery of career information and LMI Delivery of career resources Delivery of distance services
Target audience	School pupils VET students Higher Education students Students with special needs Adult learners Parents School managers Stakeholders
Key features of ICT	Delivery of educational information Programmes of study Labour market information, forecasts Information of student support Information on entrepreneurship Search functions for educational and labour market information Delivery of career resources Self-assessment exercises Tools to match the interests with learning and career opportunities Tools to create a career profile Tools to support job-searching, CV tools Computer and mobile games to advance social competencies Delivery of distant services Distance counselling through emails Questions and answers on education The usage of social media in career guidance and counselling; Delivery of career information and news section in Twitter
Support for teachers and career professionals	Repository of national research and evaluation reports Repository of learning materials in career education
Support for citizens	Contact with career professionals through online template

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