News about VET from Germany

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New Egyptian-German College - lighthouse project in the field of vocational training

The Egyptian-German College for Technology in Assiut (ITEC Assiut) offers students and trainees with different qualifications, modern, needs-oriented training courses in three specialisations: Mechanics, Electrics and IT. Special attention is paid to the areas of quality management, teacher training and further training as well as the advancement of women.

The US Needs Workers - Germany's Apprenticeship Model Can Help

Reshoring will fail without a skilled workforce pipeline.

"I know how much we're in demand on the German labour market"

Three young people from India talk about how they made the move to Germany – and what they particularly like about living and working here.

Skilled craftspeople who are building the future

The energy transition, electric mobility and smart homes: millions of skilled craftspeople in Germany are working every day to shape a sustainable future.

Support for Ukraine's science community

Germany, Ukraine and over 50 international organisations, states and companies launched a multi-stakeholder initiative at the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) today to train and upskill Ukrainians for the recovery and reconstruction of their country.

Mediator between education and business

Engineer Justin Wahyo is actively committed to establishing dual vocational training in Indonesia.

Singapore: Transformation in Vocational Education and Training

Education and training in the transformation process is also of great importance to PISA champion Singapore. Mechanisms of qualification for the upcoming challenges also occupy the city state's trade unions and business community - a delegation gathered inspiration during a study trip.

From Kenya to Germany to train as a nurse

Specialist expertise, language proficiency and intercultural knowledge: a joint German-Kenyan project provides comprehensive support for those wishing to train as a nurse.

Further provisions of new legislation on skilled immigration enter into force

'Make it in Germany' supports skilled professionals and their employers in the immigration process