Bringing education to Romania
Michael Derrer from Fricktal wants to install a dual education system based on the Swiss model.
Michael Derrer speaks at the Education Conference in Brasov.
Photo: zvg
The Romanian Brasov has commissioned the Rheinfelden Michael Derrer (55), a strategy for the doubles
Design a vocational training system based on the Swiss model. Adequate vocational schools already exist in the big city and the surrounding region of Transylvania.
“The aim now is to further develop existing approaches, ensure the quality of training courses and extend the dual system to other professions,” says Derrer, who teaches economic sociology at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. In October the a international conference under the patronage of the Swiss embassy in Bucharest, dual vocational training based on the Swiss model. This happened in Brasov.
Standard of living instead of homeland
In recent years, more Romanians have emigrated than ever before. These are people who would like to live and work in their home country, but seek work abroad due to the higher standard of living in the West.
“Many Romanian training courses are not geared enough to the needs of the labor market,” says Michael Derrer, who has been traveling to Eastern Europe for many years on the case of the Roma minority.
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