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"Working in the age of  60+" - New funding Programme of the Federal Ministry for Education and Research
"Working in the age of 60+" - New funding Programme of the Federal Ministry for Education and Research

The Federal Ministry for Education and Research is funding projects that focus on assisted workplaces for employers in the age of 60 plus. Project ideas can be submitted to VDI/VDE-IT until 15 August 2012. (May, 21 2012)

 

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Annual Report 2011: Institute for Innovation and Technology of the VDI/VDE-IT
Annual Report 2011: Institute for Innovation and Technology of the VDI/VDE-IT

As usual the current annual report of the Institute for Innovation and Technology (iit) offers an overview of last year’s activities. However, there are some alterations: For the first time the annual report is formulated under a special motto. In addition to the indicators and methods, which make innovations measurable, the authors offer profound information and examine the issue from different perspectives. (May, 8 2012)

The report is available in German language only.

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You are here: Home Publications Studies Technical training for everybody. A neglected key element of innovation policy

Technical training for everybody. A neglected key element of innovation policy

Technische Bildung für Alle. Ein vernachlässigtes Schlüsselelement der Innovationspolitik.

The study takes stock of the situation of technical training in Germany in the areas of infant education, school education, vocational training, university education and adult education. It identifies interfaces between the individual fields of education and develops first approaches to understanding technical training no longer as an isolated matter in the individual links of the educational chain, but as a process of education that is networked and interlinked in many ways.                         

2008, free of charge, only in German



Buhr, Regina / Hartmann, Ernst Andreas (Hg.)

ISBN 978-3-89750-150-8

The study can be downloaded free of charge here.


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