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Sustainability in Vocational Education and Training – National and International Experiences

Buch | Softcover
231 Seiten
2025
Verlag Barbara Budrich
978-3-8474-2832-9 (ISBN)

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Sustainability in Vocational Education and Training – National and International Experiences
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Die Publikation unterstreicht die weltweite Priorisierung der Integration nachhaltiger Entwicklung in die technische Bildung und Berufsausbildung (TVET). Sie dokumentiert den sich entwickelnden Diskurs über Nachhaltigkeit in der Berufsbildung und unterstreicht die Vielfalt der Ansätze zwischen den Ländern bei gleichzeitiger Anerkennung der gemeinsamen Ziele. Zu den Initiativen von GOVET (Deutsches Büro für Internationale Zusammenarbeit in der Berufsbildung) gehören die Organisation von Studienreisen und bilateralen Workshops, die Förderung des Austauschs über Nachhaltigkeit in der Berufsbildung sowie internationale Forschungsaktivitäten. Die Publikation unterstreicht die Relevanz von Nachhaltigkeit bei der Bewältigung globaler Herausforderungen wie dem Klimawandel und will eine Plattform für internationale Diskussionen bieten, die die Makro- und Mikroebene der Berufsbildung umfassen und Erfahrungen und bewährte Verfahren aus Brasilien, Kolumbien, Costa Rica, Ghana, Kenia, Mexiko, Südafrika, Usbekistan, Sambia, Simbabwe und Deutschland vorstellen. The publication highlights the global prioritization of integrating sustainable development into technical education and vocational training (TVET). It documents the evolving discourse on sustainability in TVET and emphasizes the diversity of approaches among countries while recognizing common goals. GOVET‘s (German Office for International Cooperation in VET) initiatives include organizing study tours and bilateral workshops, facilitating exchanges on sustainability in vocational education, and international research activities. The publication emphasizes the relevance of sustainability in addressing global challenges like climate change and it aims to provide a platform for international discussions, encompassing macro to micro levels of TVET, showcasing experiences and best practices from Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ghana, Kenya, Mexico, South Africa, Uzbekistan, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Germany.

Professor Dr Friedrich Hubert Esser, President of BIBB: Preface: Experiencing transformation through sustainability in work and vocational training

Ralf Hermann, Hannelore Kress, Julia Olesen: Introduction: Sustainability in the context of international technical and vocational education and training – Analyses, best practices and experiences
Sustainability in vocational education – Macro level, systemic and structural

Moritz Ansmann, Maria Schwarz, Christian Melzig, Barbara Hemkes: Professional competencies for sustainable transformation

Tobias Schlömer, Karina Kiepe, Gerrit Rüdebusch, Niklas Günther, Jennifer Liehr: Pilot projects: Phenomena and key points of transfer of vocational education and training for sustainable development (VETSD)

Presha Ramsarup: Just transition: A call for a transformative approach to skills

Precious Lisulo: Sustainability as a driver for transformation in vocational education and training

Hannelore Kress: Uzbekistan – Bridge country on a CO2-neutral path

Hannelore Kress, Julia Giebeler Santos: Pioneer of climate-neutral energy generation – Brazil

Bruno Backes: The Kenyan vocational training system from 2008 to 2023. A big step forward to sustainability

Constanza Correa Sarmiento, Emmanuel Winkler: Integral sustainability concepts for strengthening vocational education and training in a development context – Case studies from vocational education and training, Mexico and dual higher education, Latin America

Kirsten Freimann, Gerda Magnus: Skills for a just transition to a green future: Analysis and support of the South African TVET system

Gert Zinke: Vocational training as a framework condition for a successful energy transition using hydrogen as an example
Matching system and implementation: Perspectives from sustainability – Meso level: The institutions and organisations

Roberto Díaz Páez: Best practices to implement dual training in the Costa Rican National Institute of Apprenticeship (INA) during the period 2020–2023

Nikolas Hubel: Learning settings for future-oriented training – Insight and didactic principles of the training series „KlimaKompetenz” [ClimateCompetence]

Vijayen D. Naidoo: Towards sustainable vocational education and training in South Africa: A QCTO response

Christina Strotmann, Julia Kastrup, Marc Casper, Werner Kuhlmeier, Marie Nölle-Krug, Anna-Franziska Kähler: A model for structuring and describing sustainability-related competencies for trainees in the food crafts and food industry

Michael Rothe: Daily bread – Sustainability as a driver for change in the craft of baking

Fred Kyei Asamoah: From strategy to implementation: Developing institutional greening plans for TVET institutions

Eduardo Ulate Alpízar, Karla Astorga Castro: Applications of Costa Rica‘s national bioeconomy strategy into vocational training by the Costa Rican National Institute of Apprenticeship
Making sustainability possible – Micro level. Perspectives from VET schools

Klaus Pellmann: Sustainability projects at the Peter Lenné School

Hannelore Kress, Christian Wittrock: Teaching green content in Berlin VET schools

Harald Hantke, Karina Kiepe: Teachers and trainers in dual vocational training as change agents for sustainable development!? – Questions on the professionalisation of in-company trainers and vocational school teachers

Charles Chikunda, Ruth Mulenga: The change project approach: A response for reorienting TVET education towards sustainability in Southern Africa
Making sustainability possible – Micro level. Perspectives from training companies

Mareike Beer, Dietmar Frommberger, Helmut Steinkamp: Sustainable management and training – Approaches to qualifying trainees and in-company vocational training staff in the dual system

Joachim Raschke: How ESD gets an impact in VET and human resources development – lessons learned from the ANLIN² project

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Erscheinungsdatum
Reihe/Serie Fachbeiträge zur beruflichen Bildung
Verlagsort Leverkusen-Opladen
Sprache englisch
Maße 170 x 240 mm
Gewicht 550 g
Themenwelt Sozialwissenschaften Pädagogik Berufspädagogik
Sozialwissenschaften Pädagogik Erwachsenenbildung
Wirtschaft Betriebswirtschaft / Management
Schlagworte Berufsbildung • Greening in (T)VET • Nachhaltige Entwicklung • Nachhaltigkeit • Nachhaltigkeit in der (technischen) Berufsbildung • sustainability • Sustainability in (T)VET • sustainable development • Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) • technische Berufsbildung • Transformation • vocational education and training (VET)
ISBN-10 3-8474-2832-2 / 3847428322
ISBN-13 978-3-8474-2832-9 / 9783847428329
Zustand Neuware
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