Digital transformation and learning

Interview with Sook-Jung Dofel, director of the Academy

Security Abroad

Assignments in other countries are sometimes associated with increased risk and emotional stress. Our security training gives you the best possible preparation for such situations.

Take a different angle: be interculturally aware

Those who respect and value other people have the key to success in intercultural situations. The ability to adopt or maintain an open-minded attitude is something you can learn – it's called intercultural competence.

What is special about the Academy and how does it work?

Digital. Practical. Individual. Learning with the Academy

TVET ACADEMY – Competencies for TVET

Vocational training plays a key role for the sustainable development of industry, society and the environment in developing countries, threshold countries and industrialised nations. The TVET Academy supports the development of skills for specialists and managers in the area of vocational training at a variety of different levels.

Digital learning

You can learn when and where you want with digital learning opportunities. At the AIZ you can also learn how to be safe in the digital world. 

...attend training courses at the Academy for International Cooperation (AIZ) every year. 

...recommend the Academy's training to others as preparation for assignments abroad. 

...can be learned at the Academy. Alongside English, French and Spanish, the AIZ offers German as a foreign language and over 70 other languages from Afrikaans to Zulu.

...are received each year by the Academy. The results flow into the programme development and the organisation of courses.

...you can look for information by browsing through our Media and Information Centre (MIA). You can do research with books and e-books, journals and e-journals, DVDs, audio CDs and plenty of other media.

...the AIZ prepares field staff for assignments and provides country-specific information.

'Teaching is my dream job.'

Mongolia: Sandag Bataa talks about the challenges he faces as a teacher in a vocational school and how skills-development measures have helped improve the learning environment, the motivation to learn and know-how. 

'Think on your feet, act smart.'

Turkmenistan: Mathias Wangler took a course in security at the AIZ. The training not only made him more aware of possible dangers, it also helped him build up his inner strength. 

'Criticism improved my writing style'

Bangkok: Putri Maha Lima is a director at a regional parliament in Indonesia. In order to improve her skills in writing publicity texts, she took the course 'Project Proposal Writing with LogFrame'.