Berufsbildung in der Slowakei
Im September 2016 hat das European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop) die Publikation "Vocational Education and Training in Slovakia" veröffentlicht.
Vocational education and training in Slovakia
This publication aims to contribute to better understanding of vocational
education and training (VET) in Slovakia, providing an insight into its main
features and highlighting recent VET policy developments.
The Slovak economy is largely driven by manufacturing and could benefit from more diversification to make it less sensitive to economic shocks and more skill-intensive jobs, encouraging innovation. VET has traditionally played a strong role, responsible for around two-thirds of graduates at upper secondary level.
But qualifications do not always match labour market needs. A 'dual' VET scheme was introduced in 2015/16 as one way to address mismatch.
First results show greater involvement of employers in VET: it is now in their interest to attract learners and to deliver job-relevant training. The government also intends to promote VET at higher levels to make it more attractive.
The Slovak economy is largely driven by manufacturing and could benefit from more diversification to make it less sensitive to economic shocks and more skill-intensive jobs, encouraging innovation. VET has traditionally played a strong role, responsible for around two-thirds of graduates at upper secondary level.
But qualifications do not always match labour market needs. A 'dual' VET scheme was introduced in 2015/16 as one way to address mismatch.
First results show greater involvement of employers in VET: it is now in their interest to attract learners and to deliver job-relevant training. The government also intends to promote VET at higher levels to make it more attractive.
VET in Slovakia
Vocational Education and Training in Slovakia, 76 Seiten, englisch
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Quelle: European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop), cedefop.europa.eu, 13.09.2016