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    März

    Call for Proposals

    30th DeGEval annual conference: AI and Evaluation

    Veranstalter: DeGEval; SEVAL

    Die gemein­sa­me Jahrestagung der DeGEval und SEVAL vom 22.–24. September 2027 in Freiburg (i. Br.) stellt das Thema AI and Evaluation in den Mittelpunkt.

    Die Tagung bietet ein Forum zur Diskussion u. a. folgender Fragestellungen:

    • Wie wirkt sich KI auf Evaluationsabläufe, die Professionalisierung der Evaluation und Evaluationsstandards aus?
    • Welche Mythen ranken sich um KI-Anwendungen (z. B. hin­sicht­lich der Ressourceneinsparung)?
    • Welche Erkenntnisse gibt es hin­sicht­lich der beab­sich­tig­ten und unbe­ab­sich­tig­ten Folgen des Einsatzes von KI in Evaluationen?
    • Welche ethischen Probleme ergeben sich aus dem Einsatz von KI in Evaluationen?
    • Wie sieht KI-gestützte Arbeit in Evaluationsprojekten aus und welche Formen der Interaktion kommen zum Einsatz (von „Human-in-the-Loop“ bis hin zu eva­lua­ti­ver KI, die andere KI-Anwendungen bewertet)?
    • Inwieweit haben KI-Anwendungen die Erwartungen von Auftraggebenden und Evaluierenden verändert?
    • Welche theo­re­ti­schen Konzepte werden genutzt, um KI-Anwendungen und Menschen in Evaluationskontexten zu integrieren?

    Die Gesellschaft für Evaluation e.V. (DeGEval) lädt dazu ein, sich an der Diskussion in Freiburg zu betei­li­gen und Beiträge für die Jahrestagung ab sofort bis 9. März 2027 online ein­zu­rei­chen. Beitragseinreichungen sind in deutscher, eng­li­scher und fran­zö­si­scher Sprache möglich.

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    12:00 – 00:00
    Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg (i. Br.)
    Call for Papers
    >Frühere Events
    Nov
    16
    10:30-12:00
    Online
    Webinar

    Strengthening TVET systems through deve­lo­ping centres of voca­tio­nal excellence

    BIBB, European Training Foundation (ETF)

    As part of the BMBFSFJ initiative Towards a Global TVET Agenda (TGTA), the TGTA team at BIBB, in collaboration with the European Training Foundation (ETF), is pleased to present a webinar exploring a core theme of the initiative. Outstanding TVET centres can act as catalysts within wider skills ecosystems. Working together, these institutions can learn from one another, forge connections to the public sector and support innovation. By creating the conditions for institutions to continuously improve and respond to changing skills needs, these institutions can help to strengthen TVET systems. When supported by effective governance, quality assurance, and partnerships they contribute to more resilient TVET systems. This webinar explores how the European Training Foundation (ETF) is supporting the identification and analysis of approaches to excellence through a ‘landscape mapping’, examining the enabling conditions that are rooted in different country contexts.
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    Nov
    18–
    19
    12:00
    Bertelsmann Stiftung, Berlin
    Forum
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    11. OJA Forum

    Analyse von Online-Stellenanzeigen

    Bundesinstitut für Berufsbildung, Bertelsmann Stiftung

    Vertreter:innen von Universitäten, Forschungsinstituten, Unternehmen, Stiftungen und Bundesinstitutionen kommen auf dem OJA (Online Job Advertisements) Forum zusammen, um sich regelmäßig zu methodischen Fragestellungen und Herausforderungen bei der Analyse von Online-Stellenanzeigen auszutauschen. In der Arbeitsmarktforschung werden Online-Stellenanzeigen immer häufiger als Datenquelle genutzt. Das OJA Forum bietet einen Raum für den Austausch zu aktuellen Forschungen sowie die gemeinsame Erörterung verschiedener methodischer Ansätze. Es ermöglicht neben der Diskussion und der Vernetzung gemeinsame Standards zu setzen. Das 11. OJA Forum ist in fünf Sessions unterteilt:
    • Dateninfrastrukturen und Analysepipelines
    • Ausbildungsmarkt und akademische Jobprofile: Erkenntnisse aus Stellenanzeigen
    • Poster Session
    • Einblicke in die Praxis
    • Wie verändert KI die OJA-Analysen?
    Die detaillierte Agenda ist im beigefügten PDF nachzulesen.
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    Nov
    18–
    19
    11:00
    Athens, Greece
    Conference

    From Skills to Employment

    Bridging Training and the Labour Market

    Hellenic Association of Vocational Training Centre Companies (ELSEKEK)

    The Annual Vocational Training Conference will bring together representatives of the labour market and public authorities to explore how vocational training can better respond to skills needs and support sustainable employment in Greece. Through interactive workshops, alumni experiences, live demonstrations of tools and exchanges of good practices, participants will discuss ways to strengthen the links between vocational training, skills development and labour market needs. The conference aims to develop actionable proposals to improve training quality, foster innovation and promote social inclusion.
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    Nov
    18–
    20
    15:30
    Paris, France
    Conference

    EVBB Annual Conference

    The EU VET Strategy: From Policy to Practice

    European Association of Institutes for Vocational Training - EVBB

    As work on the VET Strategy moves forward, the EVBB Annual Conference 2026 will bring together VET leaders, policymakers, project practitioners and institutional partners in Paris to explore what the strategy means for the future of vocational education and training across Europe. Under the theme Europe's VET Strategy in Action, the three-day conference will provide a platform for policy discussions, knowledge exchange and cooperation, connecting European priorities with the experiences and needs of VET institutions and organisations. The programme will feature interactive Implementation Labs, where participants can contribute to shaping practical outcomes, alongside a study visit to a Parisian VET institution and networking opportunities designed to encourage new partnerships and future projects. By bringing together stakeholders from across Europe, the conference aims to strengthen cooperation within the VET community and explore how emerging European policy priorities can translate into action at institutional and national levels.
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    Nov
    19
    09:00
    Online
    Konferenz

    The future of VET

    Cornerstone for competitiveness and inclusive growth

    Cedefop

    The virtual conference will provide an opportunity for policy-makers, stakeholders, experts and researchers to discuss the findings of the research project on VET excellence and inclusion.
    Its aim will be to deepen Cedefop’s understanding of the challenges facing European vocational education and training (VET) in the coming decades. Discussions will focus on how the concepts of excellence and inclusion are understood, addressed and operationalised at a national level. The conference will examine the characteristics of VET at higher levels and how (as well as whether and in which form) they underpin excellence but also how they deal with inclusion. It further complements the ongoing political discussion on the future of European VET.
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    Nov
    19
    11:00
    Online
    Webinar

    EUROSTUDENT Talks × WAHED 2026

    From Data to Action – Making Higher Education More Accessible

    Eurostudent

    As part of November’s World Access to Higher Education Day activities, a special episode of EUROSTUDENT Talks takes place on November 19, focusing on how data can help make higher education more accessible and equitable. Cordelia Menz and Sylvia Mandl from the Institute for Advanced Studies Vienna (IHS), Helga Posset from Austria’s Federal Ministry of Women, Science and Research, and David Reilly from Ireland’s Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science will come together to explore how EUROSTUDENT data can help identify inequalities in access to higher education, highlight barriers faced by students, and inform effective policymaking.  Bringing together European-level evidence and national policy experiences from Austria and Ireland, the discussion will also look at how data can be translated into concrete action to promote more equitable access to higher education. Registration is necessary.
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