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A Mobile Training Team for Central Asia
In 2005, UNESCO-UNEVOC facilitated co-operation on social partnership in TVET between UNEVOC Centres in Central Asia and partners in Germany through the organisation of a Mobile Training Team (MTT). During a UNESCO-UNEVOC sub-regional workshop in Almaty, Kazakhstan, in 2002, social partnership in TVET had been identified as a priority issue in TVET across the region.
In July/August 2005, four TVET specialists, one each from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, participated in an InWEnt training seminar on social partnerships in TVET, with special focus on assessment and certification. They also visited a number of German TVET institutions, such as BiBB (Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training). Upon return to their countries, the participants of the MTT organised national seminars to disseminate their newly acquired knowledge with other TVET specialists and stakeholders and to identify means of applying it in the respective national contexts.
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Sub-regional UNESCO-UNEVOC workshop, Almaty, Kazakhstan, 2002
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