Third Apprenticeship For MBO

Why the third apprenticeship?
Regular secondary vocational schools, such as the ROC, often offer their secondary vocational courses in two variants: the BOL and BBL variant. These variants require you to spend 200 to 700 hours a year in school. When you have a family and/or work, this is almost impossible. The government has found a solution to this: the third learning pathway. What is the third learning pathway? An MBO education through the third learning pathway is the same MBO education without having to spend 200 to 700 hours in school. The third learning path has no norm of hours, so you can decide where and when you study. Studying at Bogaers is an ideal combination of self-study and class meetings. What are the advantages of the third learning route? The advantages are listed below:

• You study for the same official MBO diploma as at other regular schools, such as the ROC, for example.
• You can immediately start working in the field with your official mbo diploma.
• You are assured of excellent quality because the third apprenticeship meets all government requirements.
• You can start your mbo education any day.
• You decide where and when you study.
• You will learn from the best subject teachers in the field.
• You will receive personal guidance and through the online learning environment, you can always contact your teachers.

Bogaers MBO education has the right choice for everyone. Whether you are looking for a full MBO education or just want to get acquainted with a subject area, In cooperation with NTI, among others. Namely, within the OCW-recognized mbo courses there are also several foreign languages. Here are some examples of foreign languages that can be offered as part of MBO courses:

1. English: English proficiency is often a requirement in many professions and therefore can be offered as part of various courses.
2. German: As a neighboring country and major trading partner, the German language plays a major role in certain sectors, such as commerce, tourism and logistics.
3. French: French is spoken worldwide and can be relevant to courses focused on international relations, tourism, hospitality and communications.
4. Spanish: With more than 400 million speakers worldwide, Spanish is an important language in various sectors such as tourism, culture, commerce and communication.

This has been on the program for many years, but is relatively infrequent. People often benefit more from customized practice-related training, but unfortunately this is no longer allowed. Other language-related training courses that fall under the OCW-recognized mbo programs can also be supervised by Bogaers Talen in the language field:

1. Educational Assistant Training: Within this training there may be a focus on acquiring knowledge and skills in language teaching.
2. Pedagogical Assistant Child Care Training: This training may focus on developing language skills and providing language stimulation to young children.
3. Specialized Pedagogical Assistant Training: Within this training there may be a focus on working with children with language and communication difficulties.
4. Secretarial Training: Language skills, including proficiency in several languages, are often an important part of this training.
5. Interpreter-Translator Training: This course focuses specifically on developing skills in translating and interpreting between different languages.