News about VET from Germany

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Is a degree still worth your while?

Germany has never had so many students as it does today. And that is why many of them are asking themselves whether a university degree is really a guarantee of a secure job and a good income.

Going home with gold

Jens Behrens wins the gold medal for masonry at the German championship thanks to his precision workmanship.

US university awards prize to ZDK expert Behrens

America's Northwood University has honoured an education expert from the Central Association of the German Motor Vehicle Trade (ZDK) for her many years of dedication to the field of vocational education and training, and in particular her work on ensuring that the automotive trade will have access to the skilled workers it needs going forward.

Exporting vocational education and training to China: the "CoACH-ME" mobility project finds backing

The industry-wide Training Centre of East Bavaria (ÜBZO) is leading the way by working together with partners in Germany and China.

Southern Europeans look forward to a future with a career

The MobiPro-EU project is opening up new horizons for young Spaniards and Italians. Their home countries have been battling youth unemployment rates of almost 50 per cent for years now. By training in a craft trade, these young people are setting the course for a successful future career.

Blended learning for acquiring skills at work

Last year, the E-Mas joint project was launched at the FIR Institute for Industrial Management at RWTH Aachen University. The objective of the E-Mas programme is to create comprehensive continuing education provision to provide skilled workers, personnel development officers and operations managers employed in Mexico's automotive industry with efficient and effective advanced production management continuing training.

Best Place to Learn

Current and former apprentices confirm that Lenze offers excellent training opportunities.

Skilled occupations have prospects too

Parents of apprentices were able to get a picture of their offspring's working life.

Germany's best industrial mechanic hails from Aystetten

Markus Rauberger has overcome 20,000 rivals to come out on top in his profession. The 23 year old is happy to have graduated from the dual training system.