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Berufsbildungsgesetz

Zakon o strukovnom obrazovanju (NN 30/09)

Gültigkeit: seit 27.02.2009
Kroatien
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Information and promotion materials
Spread the word about the BQ-Portal! In the downloads section, you can download our logo, the current brochure and a “media kit”.
Logo
Street advertising display showing the BQ-Portal logo on a pedestrian walkway in an urban area.
Click with your right mouse button on the logo and select the option "Save image as ...". This allows you to save the image to a file of your choice.
Factsheet
Street advertising display showing the BQ-Portal logo on a pedestrian walkway in an urban area.
Please click on the title in the headline to download the material.
Logo - German Economic Institute (cooperating partner)
Street advertising display showing the BQ-Portal logo on a pedestrian walkway in an urban area.
Click with your right mouse button on the logo and select the option "Save image as ...". This allows you to save the image to a file of your choice.
Logo - INIT (cooperating partner)
Street advertising display showing the BQ-Portal logo on a pedestrian walkway in an urban area.
Click with your right mouse button on the logo and select the option "Save image as ...". This allows you to save the image to a file of your choice.
News
The digital Statement of Comparability
19.02.2024
The Statement of Comparability has been converted to a digital process. All application, processing and issuing procedures will be from now on digital.
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Recognition by profession 2018
In terms of individual professions, the recognition rate in Germany diverges widely. Almost 90% of applicants who wish to work as seller receive full equivalence. In most professions, the share of those granted full equivalence varies from 40% to 80%.