In Germany, 71.4% of apprentices in 2014 were ‘satisfied’ or ‘very satisfied’ with their training, according to the German Confederation of Trade Unions (DGB). However, its report calls for more, and better quality, apprenticeships. In December 2014 an alliance of employers, unions and national government representatives was set up to promote vocational and further training.
Dirk Werner / Paula Risius / Anika Jansen IW-Policy Paper No. 21 23. September 2021
New paths or wrong paths for the training market?
Some of the demands made by the political parties in their election programs for the federal elections are specifically aimed at increasing the demand for and supply of vocational education and training. In this analysis, the measures are evaluated ...
Hans-Peter Klös IW-Policy Paper No. 12 20. June 2021
Continuing Vocational Education and Training in Germany
A fundamental position in the political debate on continuing vocal education and training (CVET) in Germany, which is gaining in breadth, advocates a system change with a CVET Act, extended legal and exemption options for CVET, a basic education income, CVET ...
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