Key messages

The secondary analyses of the prior German projects on workplace learning partnerships demonstrate bring forward several innovative features of such partnerships. These potentials cannot be transplanted by mere organisational models for partnerships and networks. The innovative spirit has to be found anew from the context of vocational learning and from the utilisation of competences. In this process digital media and e-portfolios can play a role.

German National Report

Traditions and Current Practices of Workplace Learning Partnerships in Germany (Part I) [ Download ] (DE_National_report_P1.doc - 177.00 Kb ) Preview

Philipp Grollmann & Wolfgang Wittig - Traditions and Current Practices of Workplace Learning Partnerships in Germany (Part I) The German national report for the Leonardo da Vinci project Work & Learning Partners (WLP)

Traditions and Current Practices of Workplace Learning Partnerships in Germany (Part II) [ Download ] (DE_National_report_P2.doc - 182.00 Kb ) Preview

Philipp Grollmann & Wolfgang Wittig - Traditions and Current Practices of Workplace Learning Partnerships in Germany (Part II) The German national report for the Leonardo da Vinci project Work & Learning Partners (WLP)

German Case Stories)

WLP Case story 1.1 - Germany (1) - The GOLO project

The GOLO project as a pioneering case for partnership-based curriculum development. Prepared by Pekka Kämäräinen, Peter Gerds and Falk Howe.

WLP Case story 1.2 - Germany (2) - iKoopNet

The "iKoopNet" as an emerging initiative for promoting partnerships and workplace learning. Prepared by Pekka Kämäräinen and Ludger Deitmer.

WLP Manual in German

In order to promote further discussion the WLP project has produced a German version on the WLP Manual.

PDF Version - WLP Manual in German [ Download ] (WLP_Manual_Final_DEU.pdf - 1.03 Mb ) Preview

WLP-Handbuch zur Entwicklung von Ausbildungspartnerschaften

WLP contribution to the German Wikipedia

In order to suport the current German discussion the WLP course at ITB has produced a German-language article to Wikipedia on workplace learning partnrships.

Verbundausbildung (Wikipedia, den frie encyklopædi)

Dieser Artikel entstand in seiner Rohform im Rahmen des Seminares "Der Zusammenhang von Arbeit, Technik und Bildung im internationalen Vergleich: Kooperation der Lernorte und Lernen in Netzwerken" im Sommersemester 2006 im Studiengang Berufspädagogik an der Universität Bremen [1] unter der Mitarbeit von Philipp Grollmann, Pekka Kämäräinen, Claudius Leykauff, Michael Rohjans, Jan Runge und Nico Stöckigt.