„Die sechs-P-Strategie“ zur Implementationssteuerung im Berufsbildungstransfer : Ansätze und Erfahrungen im mexikanischen Kontext
item.page.bibb.id
782623
Loading...
Date
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
item.page.bibb.publisherplace
item.page.bibb.participation
item.page.bibb.citedinbibb
Zitation von 3 oder mehr BIBB-Publikationen
item.page.bibb.researchfocus
item.page.bibb.reviewof
item.page.bibb.citationdr
Abstract
"Im wissenschaftlichen Diskurs zum Berufsbildungstransfer werden die Elemente für einen erfolgreichen Transfer erörtert. Allerdings ist wenig darüber bekannt, wie ein gelungener Transfer detailliert in der Praxis erfolgt. Daher wird hier die Überprüfung einer Konzeption des Transfers vorgenommen, welche sechs zentrale Aspekte beinhaltet. Anhand einer Fallstudie in Nordmexiko mit 42 geführten Interviews mit verschiedenen Akteuren wird das Konzept auf seine Anwendbarkeit hin überprüft. Die Ergebnisse zeigen, dass die sechs
Merkmale in Hinblick auf den Berufsbildungstransfer in Nordmexiko von hoher Relevanz sind. Neben zahlreichen Interdependenzen zwischen den Merkmalen fehlt allerdings im dargestellten Kontext der Aspekt „Partnerschaft i. S. von (industriellen) Beziehungen“." (Autorenreferat ; BIBB-Doku)
"In the academic discourse on VET transfer, the elements for successful transfer are discussed. However, little is known about how successful transfer takes place in detail in practice. For this reason, a conceptualisation of transfer is examined here, which includes six central aspects. Based on a case study in northern Mexico with 42 interviews conducted with various stakeholders, the concept is tested for its applicability. The results show that the six characteristics are highly relevant with regard to VET transfer in northern Mexico. However, in addition to numerous interdependencies between the characteristics, the aspect of “partnership in the sense of (industrial) relationships” is missing in the context presented." (author's abstract ; BIBB-Doku)
"In the academic discourse on VET transfer, the elements for successful transfer are discussed. However, little is known about how successful transfer takes place in detail in practice. For this reason, a conceptualisation of transfer is examined here, which includes six central aspects. Based on a case study in northern Mexico with 42 interviews conducted with various stakeholders, the concept is tested for its applicability. The results show that the six characteristics are highly relevant with regard to VET transfer in northern Mexico. However, in addition to numerous interdependencies between the characteristics, the aspect of “partnership in the sense of (industrial) relationships” is missing in the context presented." (author's abstract ; BIBB-Doku)
Description
Keywords
Citation
item.page.bibb.voevzlink
item.page.bibb.additionallink
Endorsement
Review
Supplemented By
Referenced By
Creative Commons license
Except where otherwise noted, this item's license is described as Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
