News about VET from Germany

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iMOVE at Omani-German Entrepreneur Workshop

iMOVE emphasized the relevance of initial and further vocational education and training for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) at an Omani-German Workshop beginning of June in Berlin. Further, iMOVE promoted the roll-out of vocational education and training jointly with German partners in the Sultanate of Oman.

Germany - Centre for European Trainees launched

More and more companies recognise benefits of an international workforce and provide training for young apprentices from southern Europe. In this way, businesses offer young people from countries with high youth unemployment sustainable employment opportunities.

VET as important European issue

German Chamber of Crafts President and German Education Minister emphasise the importance of vocational education and training (VET) in Brussels.

Failure in an academic course can also be an opportunity

The number of first time students increases, but about a third drop out of university after only a few semesters. For many, this was a difficult, but ultimately right decision.

Education is the basis for success in the job

With its "Dialog Schule/Wirtschaft" (Dialogue School/Industry), the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce attempts to establish early contact between businesses and young talent.

iMOVE presented shortlist for Indian tender

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi intends to attract foreign investors with the "Make in India" lion campaign. India is to become a global production site. To achieve this goal, it urgently needs more and better qualified skilled professionals.

Every sixth young adult is underqualified

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development OECD warns that bad education policy has the same effect on the economy as a permanent financial crisis. It criticises the fact that every sixth young adult is lacking key qualifications.

The aviation industry as a civilian employer

A range of job prospects are available also in the civilian aviation industry after completing the military service. Entry can be facilitated by an advanced training course or retraining with an education provider.

Top class young talent in the skilled trades honoured

In Dresden, 21 talented young craftswomen and craftsmen have been awarded a vocational education and training scholarship for outstanding talent.