News about VET from Germany

The University of New Brunswick (UNB) and Siemens Canada have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to enrich student experiences and ensure they're job-ready when they graduate.

SEAT has been training professionals at its Apprentice School for over 60 years.

Germany leads the way in MINT subjects.

Three projects show how German skilled crafts training creates better job prospects abroad for young people.

An industry-based apprenticeship programme in Indonesia is creating employment opportunities for young workers and a new generation of workers for industry.

The orthopaedic technician Tolga Kaya explains in a video what makes his job so special.

The German model of dual education is catching on worldwide.

The economy is constantly changing, particularly when it comes to digitalisation. More money should therefore be available for vocational education and training.

In August, the world championships of vocational skills will take place in Kazan in Russia. 21-year-old Jessica Jörges wants to prove she's the best painter in the world, and not just in Germany. Together with 39 of the best skilled workers in Germany, she is aiming for a medal. However, she will not have it easy against more than 1,350 of the best competitors in the world.