News about VET from Germany

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2019 Report on the Recognition Act available in English

An English translation of the Report on the Recognition Act 2019 is now available. The Federal Government adopted the report of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research on 11 December 2019.

How do I become a parquet layer?

Strip, mosaic or herringbone? Parquet layers have it all in their repertoire. From large construction sites to private houses, they give floors their final finish.

195 new master craftsmen and women are recognised in St Paul's Church, Frankfurt

In total, 13 trades have benefited from new arrivals of young master craftsmen and women.

Flexible, versatile and the perfect fit

New training regulation for the occupation of audio-visual media producer

Updating orthopaedic technology in Tanzania

The Saar-Lor-Lux environmental centre (UWZ), part of the Saarland Chamber of Crafts and Trades, is working in Tanzania as part of a vocational education and training partnership.

Significance and contribution of VET in the Corona crisis

Employees with vocational qualifications are contributing significantly to maintaining the German economy and to ensuring that fundamental basic needs are met.

F+U Unternehmensgruppe is among the world's top 50 training companies

International award for the F+U Unternehmensgruppe! Iba is proud to report that its parent company has been recognised as one of the world's top 50 training companies at the Global Forum for Education and Learning (GFEL) in Dubai.

Karliczek: Recognition counselling abroad supports acquisition of skilled workers

BMBF to fund counselling of skilled workers at 10 chambers of foreign trade.

Over 100 Chinese teachers in Hamburg for advanced vocational training in robotics

In cooperation with the Heinze Akademie, Marc Casper from the Institute for Vocational and Business Education (IBW), part of the Faculty of Education, hosted a delegation from China.