News about VET from Germany

Hamburg has excelled in the federal competition "Shaping the future – innovations for excellent vocational education and training (InnoVET)". The contribution of the Hamburg Institute for Vocational Education and Training (HIBB) is among the 17 projects selected in the InnoVET competition run by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. 

The teaching staff involved in continuing education and training are the key factor in ensuring that adult and continuing education and training can be delivered to a good standard and that participants, institutions and clients are able to achieve their goals.

The joint project entitled "Clou future cluster - innovative vocational education and training" is among 17 selected for support in the federal project "Shaping the future – innovations for excellence in vocational education and training (InnoVET)". 

"LBT Forward" is one of 17 projects to have successfully made it through the national innovation competition

The Ulm Chamber of Crafts and Trades impressed the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) with an exceptional training concept – and it was accepted. As a result,  funding worth millions is on its way to Ulm.

The Federal Ministry of Education is providing immediate support to municipalities in their work on education and training with two innovative projects.

Off to a sustainable start with dual training occupations 

33-year-old Marcel Kunze from Derne, Germany, has been deaf since birth. He is only able to work with the help of a hearing prosthesis. He had actually wanted to retrain as a train driver but it all turned out differently.

Part-time training is also an option but is rarely used. The Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB) has taken a look at the structures and developments.