News about VET from Germany

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Slovakia introduces Germany-style dual training

Industrial mechanics in training on German-Slovakian pilot project

Putting a shine on training with Triale Studies

Many upper secondary school leavers find vocational training unappealing. Formats like Triale Studies give training a boost.

In global demand – Vocational training in Germany

Good career opportunities and a great deal of practical experience – a vocational training course in Germany opens up new prospects for your professional future

New UNICEF report on refugee children

Crisis in the Middle East: 13 Million children not at school

District trades association sets up training partnership in South Africa

Federal Ministry for Development funds three-year training project

Numerous job profiles updated for the new training year

Many youngsters broke new ground at the start of the new training year: they began training for occupations subject to updated training regulations. "Training in the trades is always state-of-the-art and our dual system is equivalent to qualifications via academic pathways," emphasised Holger Schwannecke, Secretary General of the German Confederation of skilled Crafts.

Mapping the research about work-based learning

The Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB) welcomes bids for the development of a global overview.

India: Qualified labour is the key to 100 Smart Cities

Investment in vocational training and qualification of labour not only in the property industry is a prerequisite for the success of the 100 Smart Cities-initiative of the India government

Integration through education

From learning German to help with vocational and educational training: The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research is supporting the integration of refugees with an extensive package of measures. "When integration is successful, everyone benefits," says Federal Minister Wanka.