Proiect nr:llp-ldv/ivt/2009/ro/016 Anexa III.2 TRAINING AGREEMENT AND QUALITY COMMITMENT IN LEONARDO DA VINCI PROGRAMME

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TRAINING AGREEMENT AND QUALITY COMMITMENT IN LEONARDO DA VINCI PROGRAMME I. DETAILS ON THE PARTICIPANT Name and first name of the participant: Field of vocational education: 521 Sending institution (name, address): School Cluster George Bibescu str. Constantin Brancoveanu nr. 101200233 Craiova Contact person (name, function, e-mail, tel): Melichian Florina, profesor, nusamelichian@yahoo.fr tel.0742062089 II. DETAILS OF THE PROPOSED TRAINING PROGRAMME ABROAD Receiving organisation (name address): ZAW Zentrum fur Aus- und Weiterbildung Leipzig GmbH, Ritterschlossen 22,04179 Leipzig, Germany,www.zaw-leipzig.de Contact Person (name, function, e-mail, tel): Lutz Kowollik, director, 004934144232-0, Fax 004934144232-52,e-mail:info@zaw-leipzig.de Intermediary organisation (name address): ZAW Zentrum fur Aus- und Weiterbildung Leipzig GmbH, Ritterschlossen 22,04179 Leipzig, Germany,www.zaw-leipzig.de Contact Person (name, function, e-mail, tel): Sabine Rohring-Mahhou, manager, sabine.mahhou@wisamar.de, +49 341 6792050 Planned dates of start and end of the placement period : 08.02-28.02.2010 - Knowledge, skills and competence to be acquired: car mechanic qualification level II Knowledge about : essential knowledge in the field of car building and car performance; the function of car equipments and car systems; methods of car diagnosis; car maintenance and repair; modern car structure; workplace safety and security regulations Skills : identify the car components; dismantle-assemble car components; check car components; test the functioning of car equipments 1

Competences in : performing examination, check and measurement operations interpreting data collected by the diagnosis system establishing the diagnostic - Detailed programme of the training period: Day 1 The participant is familiarised with the essential knowledge in the field of mechatronics by the stage trainee. The participant : attends the presentation of car mechatronic systems attends the presentation of functional parameters for mechatronic systems locate the car mechatronic systems Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 The trainee shows the participant the technical documentation and the equipment that is used in computer assisted diagnosis: computerized stand, the method and the procedure of diagnostic on test stand, equipment characteristics, the system of data transmission, operating system software. attends the presentation of car technical specifications (diagrams, catalogues, technical books) identifies the graphic symbols used in the presentation of mechatronic systems practices the use of technical documentation and equipment The trainee shows the participant the electronic control systems. attends the presentation of electronic control systems identifies the components of electronic control systems examines, under guidance, the functioning of electronic systems interprets the acquired results. The trainee shows the participant the electronic control of ignition system The participant : identifies the components of ignition system, with or without a distributor attends the diagnostic routine of ignition system measures the output voltage in the Hall effect sensor contactors interprets the acquired results. Day 5 The trainee shows the participant the injection system for Diesel engines. identifies the components of the injection system locates the system sensors and actuators attends the diagnostic routine of injection system interprets the computer acquired results performs the necessary corrections to the injection system according to the different functioning regimes: no-load run, roll back run and load run Completes the weekly evaluation questionnaire. Individual practical test: diagnose the injection system for Diesel engines. 2

Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 The trainee shows the participant the injection system for petrol engines identifies the components of the injection system attends the diagnostic routine of injection system adjusts, under guidance, the injection system according to the different functioning regimes: no-load run, roll back run and load run replaces the used injectors The trainee shows the participant Combustion diagnostic exit gases control, velocity and pollution determination. performs scanning exercises reads and interprets the malfunction codes measures the level of CO 2 emissions using EOBD technology attends the diagnostic routine for CO 2 emissions performed by electronic diagnostics equipment (exhaust gas analyser) The trainee shows the participant Electric power transmission control (TC) identifies the components of power transmission system attends the diagnostic routine of power transmission system examines the components of power transmission system replaces, under guidance, the defective components, without dismantling them from the car The trainee shows the participant the Electronic traction control system (TCS) identifies the components of traction system attends the diagnostic routine for traction system examines the components of traction system replaces, under guidance, the defective components Day 10 Day 11 Day 12 The trainee shows the participant the electronic stability control (ESP electronic system program) locates the car speed sensors attends la the diagnostic routine for safety systems examines system components replaces, under guidance, the defective components (electronic module, sensors) Completes the weekly evaluation questionnaire. Individual practical test: examine the components of ESP The trainee shows the participant the Steering system identifies the components of the steering system attends the diagnostic routine for steering systems examines the components of the steering system adjusts, under guidance, the angles of the wheels and bolt The trainee shows the participant the Electronic assisted suspension locates the constructional components attends the diagnostic routine for active suspension system examines the components of the suspension system notices and compares types of car suspension 3

Day 13 Day 14 Day 15 The trainee shows the participant the Car brake system identifies the system components notices and explains the importance of ABS - Antilock brake system attends the diagnostic routine for brake system determines the strength of brake power using the electronic method replaces the friction pads, completes the brake fluid, performs the brake system ventilation The trainee shows the participant Comfort and safety systems identifies the constructional components of comfort and safety systems examines, under guidance, the functioning of the systems: airbag system, centralized locking (remote control emission-receiving system), cooling and air conditioning system adjusts the alarm sensor sensitiveness for ABS systems according to the type of car replaces, under guidance, the defective sensors, the monitoring module or other defective components for comfort and safety systems Completes the weekly evaluation questionnaire. Individual practical test: diagnostic routine for combustion and pollutant emissions performed wit electric tester. Final assessment: practical test: performing the procedure for testing the brake system oral test: description of servo-assisted steering operating trouble Issuing the Europass mobility certificates. - Tasks of the trainee: - to apply correspondingly the workplace safety regulations - to use adequate tools and devices - to measure using specific tools, apparatus and devices - to identify the worn out or defective components - to replace worn out or defective components - to diagnose the various car devices and systems using specific equipment - to detect the existent car troubles - to offer alternative solutions in order to repair the defects - to assure quality - to work in a team - Monitoring and Mentoring of the participant: The accompanying teacher from School Cluster George Bibescu monitors and guides the participant by : - continuous observation observation sheets - continuously guidance of the participant, activity and behaviour surveillance in order to achieve the set objectives within the project - individual and group discussions with the participants - checking the individual worksheets of the participant 4

Evaluation and Validation of the training placement: The assessment tools used during the training stage by the German trainee, by the intermediary partner and by the accompanying teacher are: a) the observation of the performed activity observation sheets b) progress interviews with the participant, regarding the activity they performed during the stage and the knowledge they acquired c) 3 individual practical tests accomplished by the participant - diagnostic of the injection system for Diesel engines - examination of the components for EPS safety system - diagnostic the combustion and pollutant emissions using an electronic tester d) individual assessment questionnaires referring to the activity they performed weekly Final assessment achieved through: practical test: performing the procedure for testing the brake system oral test: description of servo-assisted steering operating trouble Validation of the achieved learning results is assured for each participant by the Europass mobility certificate. The acquired social and behaviour competences, the main activities performed and the outcome of the professional progress will be included in the certificates of stage attendance that is to be issued by the intermediary partner Wisamar. III. COMMITMENT OF THE THREE PARTIES By signing this document, the participant, the sending institution and the receiving organization (the intermediary organization, if necessary) confirm that they will abide by the principles of the Quality Commitment for Leonardo da Vinci training placements attached below. *please add a box below for the signature of the intermediary organisation if applicable THE PARTICIPANT Participant s signature... Date:25.01.2010 5

BENEFICIARY : School Cluster George Bibescu Craiova We confirm that this proposed training programme agreement is approved. On completion of the training programme the institution will issue a Europass Mobility to the participant Coordinator s signature... Date: Name and signature of the legal representative of the beneficiary...data.25.01.2010 THE SENDING INSTITUTION (to be completed in case the beneficiary is different from the sending organisation) We confirm that this proposed training programme agreement is approved. On completion of the training programme the institution will issue a Europass Mobility to the participant Coordinator s signature.......data... THE RECEIVING ORGANISATION : ZAW Zentrum fur Aus- und Weiterbildung Leipzig GmbH We confirm that this proposed training programme is approved. On completion of the training programme the organisation will issue a Europass Mobility Certificate to the participant. Coordinator s signature... Date:.08.02.2010 THE INTERMEDIARY ORGANISATION : Wisamar Bildungsgesellshaft mbh i.gr. We confirm that this proposed training programme is approved. On completion of the training programme the organisation will issue a Europass Mobility Certificate to the participant. Coordinator s signature... Date: 08.02.2010 6

LEONARDO DA VINCI MOBILITY QUALITY COMMITMENT TRAINING PLACEMENTS THE SENDING ORGANISATION UNDERTAKES TO: Define placement objectives in terms of the skills and competencies to be developed. Choose Select Prepare Establish Manage Evaluate the appropriate target country, host organisation, project duration and placement content to achieve these objectives. participants on the basis of clearly defined and transparent criteria. participants in collaboration with partner organisations for the practical, professional and cultural life of the host country, in particular through language training tailored to meet their occupational needs. a contract including a training agreement whose contents are transparent for all parties involved. transport, accommodation, visa/work permit arrangements and social security cover and insurance. with each participant the personal and professional development achieved through participation in the Leonardo programme. THE INTERMEDIARY ORGANISATION (WHERE APPROPRIATE) UNDERTAKES TO: Select Provide suitable host organisations and ensure that they are able to achieve the placement objectives. contact details of all parties involved and ensure that final arrangements are in place prior to participants departure from their home country. THE SENDING AND HOST ORGANISATIONS JOINTLY UNDERTAKE TO: Negotiate Agree Implement Establish Evaluate a tailor-made training programme for each participant (if possible during preparatory visits). monitoring and mentoring arrangements. agreed validation procedures to ensure recognition of skills and competencies acquired. appropriate communication channels for all parties including participants. the progress of the project on an on-going basis and take appropriate action if required. THE HOST ORGANISATION UNDERTAKES TO: Foster understanding of the culture and mentality of the host country. 7

Assign Identify Provide Check to participants tasks and responsibilities to match their knowledge, skills, competencies and training objectives and ensure that appropriate equipment and support is available. a tutor to monitor the participant s training progress. practical support if required. appropriate insurance cover for each participant. THE PARTICIPANT UNDERTAKES TO: Comply Abide Communicate Submit with all arrangements negotiated for his/her placement and to do his/her best to make the placement a success. by the rules and regulations of the host organisation, its normal working hours, code of conduct and rules of confidentiality. with promoter/sending organisation about any problem or changes regarding the placement. a report in the specified format, together with requested supporting documentation in respect of costs, at the end of the placement. 8