Welche Lerninhalte vermittelt ein Berufsbildnerkurs angehenden Berufsbildner/innen?
What does a vocational trainer course teach prospective vocational trainers?
The vocational trainer course teaches the key skills required to successfully supervise apprentices in the training company. The content is based on the current requirements of vocational training in Switzerland and prepares participants specifically for their tasks as a vocational trainer.
An overview of the most important topics for prospective vocational trainers:
- Shaping relationships with learners: Understanding and consciously shaping everyday training as an interaction process
- Training planning and implementation: planning, implementing and reflecting on training units in a practical and situation-specific manner
- Assessment and selection of learners: Confidently apply selection procedures, educational reports and performance assessments
- Legal and organizational framework conditions: Rights and obligations in the apprenticeship relationship, school and company environment
- Advice and support: supporting young people in line with their needs and responding competently to challenges
- Addiction prevention and health promotion: recognizing and implementing preventive action in the teaching company
The content is offered in classroom courses, online formats or in combination - depending on the provider and course concept.
The individual topics in a vocational trainer course are practice-oriented and tailored to the real training situation in the company. This creates a sound understanding of how learners can be supported, encouraged and assessed.
Important: Each educational institution can design the course for prospective vocational trainers slightly differently. The specific content may therefore vary slightly. To find out the exact course content at a particular school, we recommend that you make a direct inquiry. The question can be forwarded directly to the desired school via our contact form.
