Harry Stolte - Demand Orientation of TVET
Harry Stolte - Demand Orientation of TVET
Harry Stolte - Demand Orientation of TVET
Dr. Harry Stolte Team Leader, Human Capacity Development in TVET / UNEVOC Centre Magdeburg Deutsche Gesellschaft fr internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Germany
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system
Further Training
II. Global Contexts / (World) Trends and its implications for TVET Drivers of change:
Technological transformation Intensified global competition Trade liberalization / new international division of labour Increased investment by multinational companies on jobs Financial openess and employment Politics and policies: State and markets
(Source: ILO)
Climate Change
Demographic Change
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At some universities occupational specific content is basically derived from the corresponding engineering curricula (the engineering model), whereas at a number of universities the occupational specific content is based on the idea of exploring the specific knowledge which is inherent to work processes on the level of skilled work, so called work-process knowledge. There is no scientific academic discipline behind this occupational area perspective it is a study field which requires continuous empirical research and theoretical constructs to be able to follow changes in technology, work processes and developments in work organisation in companies, and on this basis analyse the impact of these changes on new competencies / qualifications required of skilled workers in production. 5
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IV. International framework curriculum for a master degree for TVET teachers and lecturers
Backgrounds/Demands/Needs:
Economic processes have been increasingly developed globalized Increasingly common binding product and process standards International co-operation inside multinational enterprises and between global acting companies advances to a key issue of sustainable economic success.
The professionalization of TVET actors is of crucial importance for the pro-active development between workforce training and the innovation processes and the application and implementation of the resulting ideas from the development process
V. Summary / Outlook
- Following developments in global markets there is a increasing demand on modernization of TVET systems, e.g. the improvement of TVET Managers and Teachers
- Requests exists in stronger linkages between TVET with Labour Market demands by addressing different specific target groups - in dimensions, as Quality, Flexibility, Permeability/Openess and Wideness - The shift to the Information- and Knowledge Society is combined with pressure regarding linking "traditional" TVET with Higher Education
- Actually there can be noticed fragmented approaches, strategies in countries, regions as well as among international Organizations, Agencies and Donors
- It seems to be recommendable to establish a structured and systematic approach following international experiences and tendencies in a sense of a "Global Capacity Development Network" in orientation of improvement of competences of TVET Managers and Teachers
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Policy Paper,
Research Paper,
Additional supporting Training programmes for different special target groups (as companies)
Textbooks
Cooperation with TVETresearch Institutes Manuals Guides Transnational Projects
E-books Workshops, Seminars, ELearning, Blended Learning Regular Research Conferences Internet Publications
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Steering Board:
Participating Countries, University Representatives
GIZ
UNESCO-UNEVOC
Universities / Institutes develo- UNESCO, ILO, ETF ping and implementing jointly UNESCO-UNEVOC UNESCO-Framework Curricula for TVET-Teacher Training UNEP, UNU
GIZ
ADB, Worldbank NGO
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Contact: harry.stolte@giz.de
www.giz.de
www.unevoc-magdeburg.de
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