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08. Jul 2025

“Reaching out to young talented individuals as early as possible"

Elena Wipfler from the German-Chilean Chamber of Commerce and Industry explains how, in her role as a "skills expert", she has built up trust in the German training model.

02. Jul 2025

"Training strengthens the sense of loyalty to a company"

Silvia Annen explains why the German model of dual vocational training is gaining traction in the United States and Canada, even if it still faces some scepticism.

18. Jun 2025

Empowering VET teachers: the key to a skilled and inclusive workforce

Europe faces significant demographic shifts, while rapid digitalisation and the green transition are reshaping industries and societies, creating both challenges and opportunities in the labour market. To ensure a resilient and competitive economy, the European Union (EU) must invest in equipping its workforce with future-proof skills.

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VET success stories

Four people in front of a drinking water treatment facility — Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET)

Drinking water management for Mongolia

a man from Rwanda practices driving a construction machine on a simulator — PartnerRwanda

Dualised training for the future in Rwanda

Why German training providers?

German VET providers are experts for work-based training. They offer a broad range of services and products:

Consultancy on setting-up and managing training institutions and centers
Workshop design and equipment
Training and instructional material and media
Design and adaptation of business-oriented curricula and syllabi
VET programmes
Upskilling of the existing workforce
Train-the-trainer programmes
Development and installation of quality assurance systems in VET
Introduction of internationally recognized certification standards

Who we are

iMOVE is a networking platform initiated by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) in order to enhance international cooperation in VET between German training providers and international partners.