A successful side event on the “Towards a Global TVET Agenda” initiative engaged high-level representatives from government, international organizations, and the global TVET community in a forward-looking dialogue on TVET system development.
Evidence-based policymaking in a fragmented data landscape
Current and accurate data promotes informed decision making, driving technical vocational education and training (TVET) forward. But how can we build data systems that are comparable and useful for multiple stakeholder groups across sectors and continents?
Sustainable Partnerships in TVET: Industry Collaboration and Innovation
How can private sector engagement be strengthened to support more practice-oriented vocational training? What innovations are emerging from partnerships with industry? These questions will take center stage at the BILT Bridging Event, held from 19 to 21 May 2026 in Umhlanga, South Africa.
Successful launch of the “Towards a Global TVET Agenda” Initiative
The BIBB officially launched its collaboration with four multilateral partners – UNESCO-UNEVOC, ILO, OECD and ETF – as part of BMBFSFJ’s new Initiative “Towards a Global TVET Agenda”. The Global TVET Forum in Berlin showed that impetus for a global TVET agenda is coming from all world regions!
The BILT Conference in Malaysiawas highlighted a global reality how the digital transformation and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) are presenting vocational education systems worldwide with similar structural, didactic, and ethical challenges.
