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The long-standing and fruitful cooperation between BIBB and the Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education and Training (KRIVET) in South Korea will be extended for another three years.
"The long-standing exchange with the South Korean partner institute KRIVET is a good example of successful international collaboration beyond European borders", emphasized BIBB Research Director Ertl on the occasion of the signing of a new cooperation agreement.
South Korean researchers have recently been at BIBB and at the Koblenz University of Applied Sciences to exchange information on current developments in dual higher education study in Germany and on new approaches being adopted towards higher vocational education and training in South Korea.
During the BIBB - KRIVET Apprenticeship Policy Workshop 2019, German and South Korean VET experts exchanged views on current research findings and development prospects in VET in South Korea and Germany.
At the conference, international experts shared their knowledge and country experiences, highlighting the recent trends of apprenticeships particularly related to Industry 4.0 and strategies for the future industry. The BIBB was invited to present ongoing research projects on VET 4.0 in Germany.
From 13-14 October 2016 representatives from seven countries came together for the second regional BIBB partners meeting in the Asia-Pacific region which took place in Nanjing, P.R. China.
South Korea is showing a keen interest in the German experience to support the reform of the (vocational) education and training system in the country. The various invitations to South Korea received by the BIBB over recent times are clear evidence of this.
A vocational education and training cooperation agreement was signed during the visit to Germany of South Korean President Park. At a special preparatory meeting, BIBB and its Korean partner institute both reported on the success of cooperation entered into thus far.
