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Completed project · 2014
Apprenticeship in Aerospace Service Technologies – Improving the quality of training
The project addresses the regional shortage of skilled workers in the aircraft maintenance sector (MRO). The reorganisation of aircraft maintenance occupations, which came into effect in August 2013, has created a fundamental need to restructure vocational training in this field. The project aims to support vocational colleges and training organisations in the effective implementation of the necessary processes.
This situation is exacerbated by the reorganisation of aviation-related professions, as it is accompanied by rising requirements for the qualifications of future skilled workers. Obtaining a licence that was previously required as an additional qualification across Europe is now an integral part of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) training programme for aircraft mechanics and aircraft electronics technicians.
This reorganisation presents all those involved with the challenge of integrating the new training modules within the same timeframe.
The “LuRa-Azubi” project supports this restructuring process by incorporating blended learning. It is based on the e-learning modules developed in the predecessor project “LuRa” for the previous supplementary certification undertaken alongside the training. These modules are being adapted to a learning-area-based approach in line with the new framework and are available via the TBZ’s internet-based learning management system for vocational training.
The project is overseen by an advisory board, which provides expert support for the development and practical implementation of the project phases within vocational school education.