Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Niederlande

This website provides two diagrams and detailed descriptions of the education system in the Netherlands before and after 1997 (introduction of the Act on Adult and Vocational Education). The website is run by the Cooperation Organisation for Vocational Education, Training and the Labour Market (SBB), which advises the government of the Netherlands on issues of vocational education and training (VET), among others. Therefore, the information on the education system has a focus on VET. [Abstract: Editors of Education Worldwide]

Every year the Dutch Inspectorate of Education publishes the Annual Education Report on the state of education. This report outlines developments and key themes in Dutch education and includes findings for primary, secondary and higher education. An English summary informs about the most important subjects of the report. There is an extra website for the reports. Unfortunately, this website doesn’t list all the reports available. Therefore, we link you to the result of the database search, that lists reports starting in 2005. [Abstract: Editors of Education Worldwide]

The Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences covers the entire field of learning, comprising two divisions: a Science Division and a Humanities and Social Sciences Division. The main objective is advising the government in all fields of science. KNAW is also responsible for a number of leading institutes which carry out fundamental research in the life sciences, humanities and scientific information and is assessing the quality of basic and strategic research. In the database publications of the KNAW all available books can be found. Links to related organisations and institutes.

ROA is a research institute attached to the Maastricht University. Chief activity is commissioned research and concerns the match between education and the labour market. The labour market and training division and the education and occupational career division are presented on the website as well as more information about the institute, staff, conferences and seminars can be obtained. Link to the European Association of Labour Economists ( EALE) and to a report about the current movements on the Dutch labour market.

This site provides structured information on education in the Netherlands in German language. The single chapters deal with school, higher education, and teacher education. „anabin“ is an information database of the German Conference of Ministers of Education – Central Office for Foreign Education (Kultusministerkonferenz – Zentralstelle für ausländisches Bildungswesen – ZAB). Its mission is to provide information for the evaluation of foreign educational certificates. [Abstract: Site editor’s information supplemented by editors of Education Worldwide]

Verband von Finanzagenturen verschiedener Länder, vor allem von der Schweiz und den Niederlanden
Verband von Finanzagenturen verschiedener Länder, vor allem von der Schweiz und den Niederlanden

The Centre for Innovation of Education and Training is an independent institution serving the (formal) recognition and development of competencies, skills, expertise and knowledge. One of CINOP’s main tasks is the conceptual development of powerful learning environments. E-learning and the development of multi-media are another concern. CINOP deals with applied research and its implementation. The centre renders services for institutions, national bodies, ministries, companies, and international organisations in the field of vocational education and training.

The ISI is the largest international scientific society on the fields of statistics with approx. 5000 members from all over the world. The ISI unites the expertise in the sectors mathematical-statistical methods, evaluation methods, information technology, official statistics and formation on a global level. The goal of ISI is to develop and to improve statistical methods and procedures as well as their application in politics, economy, administration and science. The most important instrument for achieving this goal is the promotion of international collaboration and of the exchange of the newest knowledge on all branches of statistics.

SURF is the joint network services and ICT organisation of the Dutch institutions of higher education and research. It supports and facilitates realisations in the field of ICT. The internet platform for the network is SURFnet (http://www.surfnet.nl/en/). On the website the organisation and a comprehensive list of projects with relevant links are provided. Publications can be searched via a search engine and are offering the choice between a fulltext or a summary (partly English documents, all to download). The meeting calendar is searchable via search engine, too.

NIZW is an independent organization which targets innovation and improvement in the care and welfare sector. It provides information and support to professionals and volunteers working in fields as varied as child care, social services, community work, services for the elderly, youth care, shelter, nursing homes, home care and services for disabled people. Concrete products include conferences, training programmes, books, brochures, almanacs, databases, websites, CD ROMs, videos and an information telephone / help line. On the international page of the website access to English articles and the Newsletter ‚Intermezzo‘ and factsheets (PDF-files to download). The main part of the site is in Dutch language.