News about VET from Germany

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Successful cooperation with the Philippines acknowledged

State Secretary Thorben Albrecht received the Philippine Minister of Labour and Employment, Mrs. Rosalinda Dimapilis-Baldoz, at the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS) on 22 March 2016.

New Cooperation Agreement with German Industry and Commerce Shanghai

According to a new iMOVE study on the German training export sector, China is regarded as the top training export market of the future by German training providers.

Cover new target groups with assisted training

The Bavarian Industry Association has welcomed the introduction of assisted training with the new training year on 1st of September, which represents a useful new addition to the Federal Employment Agency's support instruments.

Graduates from vocational schools win awards

27 young people received the Franz-Bruch-Stiftung Award, at a ceremony in St. Wendel

One day at a time, one step at a time

Sheltered workshops provide space for education without stress

No equal access to education in over 50 per cent of all countries

UNESCO reports shows: the higher the level of education, the greater the disparity

Help for technology start-ups

Skilled worker shortage in Germany – this issue has had an impact on almost all areas of vocational education and training for years. Yet sometimes, the vocational schools, where skilled workers are trained for so many fields, are pushed into the background. How can these trainees be encouraged to go into management or set up their own company, even if they don't have a degree?

A career in the electronics trade

Master of trade recognised worldwide as a seal of quality

Ready-steady-go for Interreg Project “German-Danish Competence Centre”

German-Danish Competence Centre: an initiative bringing together initial and advanced training stakeholders for strategic cooperation