The Recognition Act has been in force since 2012 and makes it easier for persons with foreign professional and vocational qualifications to obtain recognition for these qualifications in Germany.
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- The revised UNESCO Recommendation on Technical and Vocational Education and Training is of interest to all of us!
- Validation of non-formal and informal learning
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- Refugees on their way into training – what support do they want?
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- Strengthening and raising the profile of vocational education and training!
- Skills analysis as a route to recognition
- Recognising competencies: experts consider scenarios for Germany
- Does recognition of foreign professional and vocational qualifications also improve labour market opportunities in non-regulated occupations?
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