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Research, training programmes, useful materials, and answers to important questions from the FPEC experts and our partners.

Analytical materials

We are committed to understanding you and the barriers you face when looking for a job, adapting to a new place, communicating with employers, etc. That is why we conduct research that helps us to dive deeper into the essence of the problem, identify its root causes and understand how to deal with them

Training course “Working during the war

Together with the Prometheus platform, we have developed a course called “Work during the war” to help you make up your mind and take the first step. You will understand how to find a job now – in the current situation, with the resources you have, with the knowledge and skills you have acquired before. The aim of the course is to introduce you to the new conditions on the labour market during the war, show you how they are changing, what new opportunities they open up for job seekers, teach you the job search algorithm, and show you tools and techniques that will help you find a decent job in your speciality or learn a new profession.

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Research

Research on the peculiarities of employment of IDPs in Lviv and Zakarpattia regions

Within the project of the FPEC, we conducted a research “Expanding Employment Opportunities for IDPs (internally displaced persons) in Zakarpattia and Lviv regions”. Its goal was to form a social portrait of IDPs in the targeted regions, study the needs and difficulties of IDPs related to employment, and analyse the labour market in the regions. All this is to ensure that in the future, public authorities, the public sector and businesses can develop and offer internally displaced persons the services that best meet their needs.

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Research

“Assessment of the main problems related to the search for work by IDP women”

In 2017, we conducted a study with a focus on the employment and economic engagement of women in general and IDP women in particular. The research was intended to help us identify the problems women have faced in their job search over the past year. As part of the study, 600 respondents were interviewed. The results showed that most of the problems are related to the general state of the economy. In such conditions, employers perceive people as a “resource” and dictate working conditions that are often discriminatory.

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Educational materials

In addition to career counselling, master classes, and workshops, our team offers educational materials that can be useful for job seekers, employers, NGOs, and institutions. Detailed instructions, important tips, courses – everything to make the process of adaptation, job search, self-realisation and communication clear and as effective as possible for both parties.

Manual “Military immunity in a civilian career”

The guide “Military Immunity in a Civilian Career” will help you to work through your military experience, describe it in your CV and present it at an interview. Properly described military experience will expand professional opportunities, save time in job search, help you find your employer, strengthen competences and give you confidence.

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Methodology

Methodology of the mentoring programme for veterans “peer-to-peer”

The manual contains materials on the principles of work, recommendations, comments of participants, involved specialists of two cohorts of the “Peer-to-peer Mentoring Programme”, which was conducted in 2020-2022. This is important information for civil society organisations, international organisations, educational institutions, business representatives who are interested in cooperation with ex-combatants and in the implementation of peer-to-peer approaches.

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