Training for trainers within an area of conflict between research, policy making and practice

Conclusions that have emerged from the evaluation of the suspension and subsequent reinstatement of the AEVO for the current discourse

Coverbild: BWP 6/2018
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Issue/Year (Volume) 6/2018 (47)
Page(s) 43
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    englisch

The evaluation of the suspension of the AEVO [Ordinance on Trainer Aptitude], which led to its reinstatement in 2009, may be viewed as an example of successful policy consultation. Just over a decade after the BIBB investigation, this article looks back at the evaluation of the suspension of the AEVO and its implications. The aims of this retrospective consideration are to shed greater light on the role played by research in the dialogue between the relevant VET stakeholder groups and to present the conclusions that can be drawn from this process in terms of shaping current debate on the need to modernise training for trainers.

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BWP citation style
Jablonka, P.; Ulmer, P.: Training for trainers within an area of conflict between research, policy making and practice. Conclusions that have emerged from the evaluation of the suspension and subsequent reinstatement of the AEVO for the current discourse. In: BWP 47 (2018) 6, S. 43. URL: https://www.bwp-zeitschrift.de/dienst/publikationen/en/9532
APA citation style
Jablonka, P. & Ulmer, P. (2018). Training for trainers within an area of conflict between research, policy making and practice: Conclusions that have emerged from the evaluation of the suspension and subsequent reinstatement of the AEVO for the current discourse. Bonn: Franz Steiner Verlag

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