Efficiency of the Tuning Information Points

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Efficiency of the Tuning Information Points Tuning Reseach Scholarship Tetiana Kuklinova Ph.D., associate professor October 2016 1

Dr Tetiana Kuklinova is an associate professor of department of economy of enterprise of Odessa National Economic University, Odessa, Ukraine PhD in Economy of enterprise Tetiana Kuklinova joined the project TUNING EDUCATIONAL STRUCTURES IN EUROPE sience 2006. Ms Kuklinova is one of the founders of Tuning Information Point In Ukraine 2

PURPOSE OF RESEACH developing the levers of improving of the efficiency of TIPs Subject of the study theoretical and methodological, practical aspects of activity of TIPs creation of conditions for implementing Tuning approach, which directs the educational process on the formation of competent, competitive specialists that meet international and domestic standards of the modern labor market:; development of recommendations and actions to improve the effectiveness of TIPs The study deals with exploring the experience of other points of Tuning with regard to their characteristic features, role and importance in educational space 3

Methodology. Theoretical and methodological base of the research consists of fundamental principles of theory and practice, general scientific and special methods of knowledge were applied in the study. Statistical and analytical methods were used to understand the dynamics, trends, regularities of activity of TIPs. The methods of logical generalization and analogy, the ascent from the abstract to the concrete were used to build a system of assessment of efficiency of stimulation of development of TIPs. 4

OUTLINE 1. The trends of the functioning of the TIPs 2. The problems of follow-up work of universities participating in Tuning project. 3. The assessment of efficiency of the influence of the TIPs 4. Organizational levers of improving of the efficiency of the TIPs 5. The development of effective mechanisms stimulating the development of TIPs 5

1. The trends of the functioning of the TIPs the organizations that monitor developments in the Bologna process: Воlоgпа follow-up group (BFUG)). The European University Association (EUA). The National Unions of Students in Europe ESIB). European Association of Institutions in Higher Education (EURASHE). The European Centre for Higher Education (UNESCO-CEPES). The European Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ENQA). Educational International Pan-European Structure. Unit of Confidiration of Industrialists and Employers of Europe (UNICE) The general purpose of all stages of the project development, introduction of methodology of curricula and educational programs creation with the use of competence tool that will enable to do them comparative for all educational European institutions involved in the Bologna process. 6

Table 1 Development of main concepts within the Tuning Community Projects / Phases Main concepts / Tools Other relevant issues Other involved bodies Tuning Europe 2000-2008 definition of Learning Outcomes and competences 9 SAGs Reference Points New terminology Checklist for planning/maintaining a curriculum Brochures for 9 Subject areas Socrates Thematic Networks since 2002 EC reccommendations for taking Tuning on board Tuning Counselors 2 European Tuning Information and Counseling Centers 38 Tuning Information Points (TIPs) Reference Points for 24 new SAs EC SQFs in Social Sciences HUMART 2008-2011 Sectorial reference points Identification of main educational sectors (Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts, Natural Sciences, Health Sciences, Sciences & Technology) Relation between QF for EHEA and EQF-LLL Reference Points for 8 new SAs CoRe2 2008-2010 Formulating a degree profile Learning Outcomes as a measure of Competences ENIC- NARIC centers AHELO 2008-2013 Measuring and comparing competences at an international level A global test for a direct assessment of students performance Reference Points for 2 new SAs OECD Tuning Academy phase Tuning HE Journal Reflection on meta-profiles Dissemination Developing new dialogue/comparability tools Involving specialized target groups? [Programe Profiles and Refors of Higher Education in Europe; the Role of Tuning Europe Luigi F. Donà dalle Rose, Guy Haug ] 7

FOLLOW UP Tuning Information Centres have been established for the continued dissemination: of the Tuning methodology, the project outcomes information on the Tuning materials that are available for use also after the project period has ended. Tuning Centres are meant to be key instruments to facilitate dissemination and implementation of the Tuning approach. 8

Tuning Centres key instruments to facilitate dissemination and implementation of the Tuning approach. are intended as an institutionalised tool to establish and support links with employers, graduates and academics in the area of programme design, implementation and enhancement as well as to engage with relevant governmental bodies, policy makers, international, national,regional and local organisations and higher education institutions and their management to contribute to policy development in the field of higher education. The International Tuning Academy Tuning National Centres (TNCs) Tuning University Centres (TUCs). the central unit of the Tuning worldwide process. a country s central contact point with respect to Tuning activities. closely related to the national authorities in the fieldof higher education. can be the Ministry of Education, a relevant governmental body or branch, a national organisation of universities or a conference of rectors or principals, the national accreditation body, etc. was initiated as part of the Tuning Russia project in 2010 to offer a sustainable structure for reform within the context of individual higher education institutions. The European Tuning Information and Counselling Centres (ETICCs) are located at the two universities who have jointly coordinated the project Tuning Educational Structures in Europe from 2001 to 2009 9

Tuning Information Points (TIPs) dissemination of TUNING experience and methodology, which will enable substantially to accelerate implementation of ideas and principles of Bologna process in educational space. have been established as part of the Tuning Europe projects. 10

TIPs were established in the countries that participate in the Tuning project in 32 European countries TIPs National dissimination confrense end 2008 basic functions of TIPs: Distribution of information and instruction material Assisting in the organisation of the national information and dissimination conferences Offering information and counselling by phone and email Collecting data on the main obstacles and questions regadig the implementation of the Tuning approach Acting as an interface between institutions and Tuning Management team Acting as co-ordinator of countries part of Tuning website 11

During last 11 years Odessa National Economic University is the representative of Ukraine of Business subject area in the project «Tuning Educational Structures in Europe». In the project together with Odessa National Economic University after other subject areas Ukraine is represented by National Medical University O.O. Bogomolets (Kyiv), Testing Center at Ministry of Public Health National Medical University O.O. Bogomolets, Testing Center at Ministry of Public Health National Technical University «Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute» National Technical University «Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute». Odessa National Economic University The joint idea of the Ukrainian universities-partners must become the distributed informative structure which will function in all three Ukrainian universities-partners and will provide informative services to Ukrainian universities as concerning the general questions of TUNING methodology. 12

TUNING Point of Ukraine with specialization after Business subject area is on a base of the Information centre of the EU at ONEU with utilization of TUNING project grant. The basic task of the Tuning Information Point dissemination of Tuning experience and methodology, which is enable substantially to accelerate implementation of ideas and principles of Bologna process in educational space. In the Information centre of the EU at ONEU : comprehensive information on EU activities; official documents published and distributed by the EU; information about projects and EU programmes; new literature and periodicals; Analytics, statistics; bibliographic and information services; 13

Square potential of TIP of Odessa National Economic University [developed by author ] 14

2. The problems of follow-up work of universities participating in Tuning project. socio-political instability The problems of follow-up work of universities participating in Tuning project. Changing legislation The lack of money organizational developed by author ] decreased motivation of TIPs staff 15

Effect (from the Latin "effectus" performance, effect means result, consequence of certain causes of action. The effect is an absolute value indicating the result of a process. results and costs, the optimization of costs and results single indicator system of indicators integral indicator 16

EFFIENCY SYSTEM diversification of purposes; the impact on the educational sphere of the country; the concordate Tuning aproach of the interests of the education of the country; the role and importance of each country the resource cost An evaluation of the efficiency of TIPs should be provided for each direction of stimulation 17

Quantitative criteria The amount of distributed information assessment of changes should be carried out in comparison with the previous period. TIP Functional role: - social -technical Qualitative criteria social value The ability to respond to changes The ability to solve problems at the state and regional levels The number of employees Country specifics The availability of highly qualified personnel Systematic work Tuning methodology A feature of the proposed system of indicators to measure the promotion of TIPs is their adaptation to information support 18 [developed by author ]

Indicies of efficiency of the Tuning Information Points social efficiency labour efficiency The volume of distribution of information Distribution of information and instruction material Assisting in the organisation of the national information and dissimination conferences Offering information and counselling by phone and email Collecting main obstacles and questions regadig the implementation of the Tuning approach [developed by author ] 19

3. The assessment of efficiency of the influence of the TIPs Interests of evaluation of efficiency of the TIPs Tuning academy the purpose of the evaluation State level Administration of university Ministry of education Teachers Students employers 20 [developed by author ]

Distribution of information 10 8 6 4 2 0-2 0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 3,5 Map of strategic groups of TIPs [developed by author ] activity 21

Opportunities TIP Factors Possibility of implementation Importance of theinfluence high 7-10 medium 4-7 low 1-4 high 7-10 medium 4-7 low 1-4 Opportunities 1 Support TIP from the Tuning Academy + + 2 theresource base + + 3 Organization of dissemination conferences and seminars. + + 4 The distribution of Tuning publications + + 5 Support TIP from The Ministry of education + + 6 Financialsupport + + 7. Distribution of information and instruction material 8. Assisting in the organisation of the national information and dissimination conferences 9. Offering information and counselling by phone and email 10. Collecting main obstacles and questions regadig the implementation of the Tuning approach 11. Acting as an interface between institutions and Tuning Management team 12. Acting as co-ordinator of countries part of Tuning website + + + + + + + + + + + + 22

Threatsfor TIP Factors Possibility of implementation Importance of theinfluence high 7-10 medium 4-7 low 1-4 high 7-10 medium 4-7 low 1-4 Threats 1 The growth of socio-political instability + + 2 Changing legislation + + 3 End of support of Tuning Academy + + 4 The lack of money + + 5 Decreased motivation of TIPs staff + + [developed by author ] 23

Matrix of opportunities and threats for TIPs Opportunities Threats Strong to maximize using of opportunities opposition to the risks through the using of internal reserves Weak to use opportunities to overcome weaknesses strengthening the potential to prevent external threats Coefficient of Concordance (W) =1.086 [developed by author ] 24

4. Organizational levels of improving of the efficiency of the TIPs Stimulation of development of TIP external level internal level 25

The block diagram of TIPs strategic planning development Basic Basic analysi analysis s Critic al issue s SWOT- SWOTanalysi anal ysis s Strategic vision Action plans on the basis of subconractee Implement ation of the plan and monitoring The profile of the community Internal factors Indentidication of priorities The survey of TIPs External factors tutor Local intellectual potential Conection with TIPs Creation of the forum Simplified accessment forum to information managing of implementation stimulation [developed by author ] 26

5. The development of effective mechanisms stimulating the development of TIPs initiative innovation information interest TIP investments integration The necessary components for the functioning of TIPs [developed by author ] 27

Part of the stimulation mechanism of TIPs internal level subcontracting Communication with tutor of TIPs The creation of development policies of TIPs [developed by author ] 28

Findings. The study deals with essential and urgent problems of increase of effectiveness of TIPs stimulating. The key factors of increase the competitiveness of TIPs were analyzed. The specificity of activity of TIPs were investigated. Originality. The advantages and disadvantages of the directions of stimulation of development of TIPs were analyzed. The necessity of their development was defined. Practical value. New scientific results solve important task of stimulating the development of TIPs. Results of study can be used in the activity of Tuning Academy, universities, Ministries of Education, TIPs, Tuning Information Centres, public authorities and future studies. 29

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