News about VET from Germany

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Feria de Empresas at Insalco – companies meet trainees

Insalco is anticipating large numbers of new trainees. Recently, 25 applicants made use of the opportunity to get to know their potential training companies at the Feria de Empresas.

The skilled crafts provide training for a particularly large number of refugees

There has been a sharp increase in the number of refugees starting training in Germany. Many of them are opting for a skilled crafts occupation.

OECD: Improved employment opportunities for non-academics

Good quality training prevents unemployment. The OECD now also confirms this for dual vocational education and training.

Minister of Education Conducted Working Visit to Berlin, Germany

The Minister of Education, Yang Berhormat Dato Seri Setia Awang Haji Hamzah bin Haji Sulaiman met up with His Excellency Dr. Georg Schütte, the State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), at BMBF Berlin Office in Germany.

Dialogue between science, policy and practice for the implementation of a policy principle

Experiences from pilot projects conducted in the key development area of "Vocational education and training for sustainable development 2015-2019"

ASEAN Training 4.0

Representatives from Brunei and Thailand confirm their willingness to train youth in order to master the challenges of industry 4.0.

BMW marks seventh year of vocational training

BMW Group Thailand has marked the seventh year of its BMW Service Apprentice Programme with a certificate presentation ceremony for 13 vocational students from Kanchanapisek Mahanakorn Technical College, Bangkaewfa Industrial and Community Education College and Chumphae Technical College.

What does a quality education mean for African youth?

On January 24 we celebrated the very first International Education Day.

Population growth with low unemployment

BIBB and IAB look ahead to the 2035 labour market in Germany.