Key takeaways
BILT Learning Labs are an opportunity for TVET stakeholders to explore and exchange on specific Innovation and Learning Practices from Africa, Asia and the Pacific, and Europe.
The 2024 Learning Lab webinar series was implemented in collaboration with the Niagara College of Applied Arts and Technology and focused on the role of TVET in the transition to clean energy. It fostered inter-regional exchange over four distinct episodes.
Webinar 2. Mechanisms for integration of new skills and competencies into TVET curricula
The second episode of our webinar series, ‘Mechanisms for Integration of New Skills and Competencies into TVET Curricula’ explored various mechanisms and frameworks essential for updating TVET curricula with the latest skills and competencies. The expert panel presented successful case studies and practical steps for curriculum enhancement, ensuring that TVET programmes remain future-ready and aligned with the clean energy sector.
Transform your TVET curriculum with strategies endorsed by global experts. Stay ahead in the green transition by maintaining relevant and forward-thinking curricula. Don't miss this opportunity to equip your programmes with the tools needed for the future.
Goals:
- Explore various mechanisms and frameworks for integrating new skills and competencies into existing TVET curricula.
- Examine case studies that demonstrate the successful integration of new skills into TVET programmes across different regions.
- Outline practical steps to enhance TVET curricula to include future-ready competencies for the clean energy sector.
Agenda
Times are indicated in CEST. The webinar will be held in English.
Moderation: Ms Maureen Souply, Niagara College Global Education and Training Consultant, Canada
08:30 – 08:35 Welcome and opening
- Kenny Muscat, Project Manager BILT, UNESCO-UNEVOC
08:40 – 08:55 Setting the theme: Mechanisms for integration of new competencies into TVET curricula
- Taryn Wilkinson, Manager, NC Sustainability, Niagara College, Canada
- Tom Makomere, former KEFEP Project Lead, Sigalagala National Polytechnic, Kenya
- Maribel Illig, Managing Director, Chamber of Skilled Crafts Ostwestfalen-Lippe zu Bielefeld, Germany
- Ahmad Zakky Habibie, Executive Director, Ancora Foundation, Indonesia
09:35 – 09:55 Live Q&A session
09:55 – 10:00 Closing
- Katharina Engel, Project Manager BILT, BIBB
Full webinar recording
This Learning Lab webinar series is implemented in collaboration with the Niagara College of Applied Arts and Technology, Canada
Presentations
- Taryn Wilkinson, Niagara College, Canada
- Tom Makomere, Sigalagala National Polytechnic, Kenya
- Maribel Illig, Chamber of Skilled Crafts Ostwestfalen-Lippe zu Bielefeld, Germany
- Ahmad Zakky Habibie, Ancora Foundation, Indonesia
