It is up to the vocational college to decide whether the applicant fulfil the entry requirements. The language of instruction or Danish (in case Danish was taught as a first language as part of your school education).In order to be admitted to a VET-programme on the basis of a non-Danish qualification, its level must be comparable to the lower secondary (Folkeskole) leaving certificate.īefore entering VET the student is required to document an exam grade average equivalent to 2.0 or higher in the following subjects: Admission requirementsĪdmission to VET usually requires completion of compulsory education and a school leaving certificate obtaining the minimum grade 2.0 in Danish and math or the student starts with on-the-job training in a business enterprise in case they have signed a training agreement with the enterprise. People above 25 years have access to VET programmes designed especially for adults on the basis of recognition of prior learning and relevant work experience, which leads to the same vocational qualifications. leading to a journeyman’s certificate as well as the general upper secondary diploma. Eux qualifies students for a job as well as giving them direct access to higher education in a wide range of programmes, i.e. The Danish VET-system offers a VET-programme, which combines a general upper secondary education and vocational education and training – eux.
All VET-programmes are also providing full or conditional access to higher education programmes and further adult education programmes at EQF level 5 and level EQF 6. In the VET system one level of qualification is providing access to the next. The basic programme is a school-based course, while the main programme is build upon the dual principle, where the students alternate between school and apprenticeship.ĭownload VET overview for higher resolution (pdf) Further educationĪll VET programmes are providing graduates access to further education and training. The basic programme finishes with an examination and then follows a main programme. The majority of the VET-programmes is practical training in an approved company or organization. The social partners have considerable influence on and great responsibility for VET. Each of the educations can lead to a number of vocational specializations. You can become a carpenter, hairdresser, gardener, electrician or several other skilled professions which are in demand in the labour market. The vocational education and training system (VET-system) offers more than 100 different types of vocational educations. The demand of vocational education and training
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