News about VET from Germany

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German city of Nettersheim and Ivorian city of Mankono to launch TVET cooperation project

A cooperation project between the Ivorian city of Mankono and the German city of Nettersheim will provide technical vocational education and training (TVET) for 50 young Ivorians.

Continuing-education grant takes effect: German demand for further training increases

"The demand for further education fortunately increases," said Federal Minister Annette Schavan when the German government issued the 10,000th continuing-education grant voucher.

Import/export focus puts Germany on top

Germany's "comprehensive" support for students studying abroad puts it on top of a new index for promoting international higher education, in which it outranks the UK and the US.

New publication: Employer-provided vocational training in Europe

The European continuing vocational training survey (CVTS) is a unique source of internationally comparable data on training in enterprises. This report provides the first European detailed comparative analysis of the results of the third survey (CVTS3).

Vocational training and academic education at eye level

A new study on behalf of the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology compares vocational training and academic education in respect to quality management and labour market potentials and underlines that they are of equal value.

Schavan: "Quality pact for training in Germany"

Germany's Federal Minister of Education and Research aims at a greater degree of internationalisation for the vocational education and training system.

Trainees run the business

Banks have to fight hard to win back their customers' trust. A private bank in the German city of Essen now started a bold experiment: In one of its branch offices trainees run the business.

Controlling continuing training in enterprises

A growing number of German companies takes interest in controlling continuing training within their organisations.

Germany and Brazil: Moving ahead together

German Chancellor Merkel und Brazilian President Lula announce German-Brazilian Year of Science, Technology and Innovation to start in Brazil in April 2010.