Berufsbildungsgesetz (EN)

Definition

The Vocational Training Act (BBiG) is the legal basis for dual vocational training in Germany. It regulates the rights and obligations of trainees and training companies as well as the content of training contracts. The law ensures that uniform and high-quality vocational training takes place in recognized training occupations.

Structure of the Vocational Training Act

flowchart TD     A[Vocational Training Act BBiG] --> B[General Provisions]     A --> C[Training Relationships]     A -->[Rights and Obligations]     A --> E[Training Regulations]     A --> F[Examinations]     A --> G[Transitional and Final Provisions]          B --> B1[Purpose of the Act]     B --> B2[Scope of Application]          C --> C1[Training Contract]     C --> C2[Training Duration]     C --> C3[Probationary Period]          D --> D1[Trainees]     D --> D2[Training Companies]     D --> D3[Training Supervisors]          E --> E1[Recognized Training Occupations]     E --> E2[Training Framework Plans]          F --> F1[Final Examination]     F --> F2[Intermediate Examination]     F --> F3[Examination Boards] 

In Context

• Typically used together with the Crafts Code (HwO)
• Related to: Dual training system, Training regulations, Chamber Act
• Example use: Regulation of training as an IT specialist according to BBiG