Duderstadt Vocational and Technical School in Germany

Founded in 1833, it has a history of nearly 200 years and is an important vocational skills training center in the southern part of Lower Saxony, Germany. The school is located in the scenic city of Dudstadt, adjacent to the university city of Gottingen and the Harz Mountain, where the Rhine River also originates, with a beautiful environment and profound cultural heritage.

With "dual vocational education" as the core, the school is committed to cultivating practical talents who meet the needs of enterprises. At present, the school has nearly 1,000 students, 44 classes, and 81 full-time teachers, many of whom are also members of the Association of Industry and Commerce (IHK) examination board, ensuring that teaching is closely aligned with industry standards.

Education model and Specialty Features:

Dual-system vocational education: The school adopts the German classic dual-system model, combining theoretical teaching with enterprise practice. During the period of study, students are required to intern in cooperative enterprises regularly and directly participate in practical work projects, so as to enhance vocational skills and market competitiveness.

Professional setting: The school focuses on vocational training in the field of industry and commerce, covering many directions such as technology, service and management. Its courses are designed to follow the needs of industries such as mechanical engineering, information technology, and medical care.

IHK certification examination: The school is a regional vocational skills certification center, the IHK examination is conducted directly on campus, and students can obtain German officially recognized vocational skills certificate after graduation, which provides a strong guarantee for their employment.