José Fernandes
Coordinating trainer
Lisboa
Biography
Organisation
DGAJ - Direção Geral da Administração da Justiça
National training provider/Training institution
Speaker session
A Digital Competence Framework for Justice
- Florence Ranson, Moderator
- Abigail Fernández González, Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain
- Teresa Muñoz-Reja Herrero, Deputy Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain
Following the Digital Competence Framework for Citizens, it is necessary to define a specific framework for Justice, in order to identify and determine the skills and competences required by justice professionals and to offer them the most suitable and accurate training.
In the session it will be presented the first draft of the Digital Competence framework for justice professionals we are developing in Spain, with the competence areas already identified as well as the next steps to be taken.
Abigail Fernández González
Director of the Centre for Legal Studies
Madrid
Biography
Organisation
Centro de Estudios Jurídicos - Centre of Legal Studies
National training provider/Training institution
Speaker session
A Digital Competence Framework for Justice
- Florence Ranson, Moderator
- Abigail Fernández González, Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain
- Teresa Muñoz-Reja Herrero, Deputy Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain
Following the Digital Competence Framework for Citizens, it is necessary to define a specific framework for Justice, in order to identify and determine the skills and competences required by justice professionals and to offer them the most suitable and accurate training.
In the session it will be presented the first draft of the Digital Competence framework for justice professionals we are developing in Spain, with the competence areas already identified as well as the next steps to be taken.
Carolina García Rato
Administrator, Research and Documentation Directorate, Court of Justice of the European Union
Biography
Speaker session
A Digital Competence Framework for Justice
- Florence Ranson, Moderator
- Abigail Fernández González, Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain
- Teresa Muñoz-Reja Herrero, Deputy Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain
Following the Digital Competence Framework for Citizens, it is necessary to define a specific framework for Justice, in order to identify and determine the skills and competences required by justice professionals and to offer them the most suitable and accurate training.
In the session it will be presented the first draft of the Digital Competence framework for justice professionals we are developing in Spain, with the competence areas already identified as well as the next steps to be taken.