Instructor aptitude regulation

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Basic data
Title: Instructor aptitude regulation
Abbreviation: AEVO (not officially)
ZusatzEignV (not officially)
Type: Federal Ordinance
Scope: Federal Republic of Germany
Issued on the basis of: Section 30 (5) BBiG
Legal matter: Labor law , vocational training law
References : 806-22-10-1
Original version from: February 16, 1999
( Federal Law Gazette I p. 157 ,
ber.p. 700 )
Entry into force on: March 1, 1999
Last revision from: January 21, 2009
( Federal Law Gazette I p. 88 )
Entry into force of the
new version on: 		August 1, 2009
Please note the note on the applicable legal version.

The trainer suitability ordinance is an ordinance of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research , which was issued on the basis of the Vocational Training Act. It regulates the conditions under which a person can be recognized as a trainer within the meaning of the Vocational Training Act.

In the trainer suitability ordinance, the previously existing separate regulations on trainer suitability in the areas of public service , housekeeping , agriculture and commercial economy are summarized for federal law .

The Vocational Training Act (Section 28 (1) sentence 2 BBiG) stipulates that training in Germany is only allowed to those who are personally and professionally suitable. The aim is to ensure the quality of the training. The trainer suitability ordinance specifies what exactly the required vocational and work pedagogical knowledge is and how proof of this knowledge can be provided.

literature

  • Adalbert Ruschel / Sina Dorothea Hankofer: The trainer aptitude test . Preparation for the written and practical exam. 7th, updated edition. Kiehl, Herne 2020, ISBN 978-3-470-51757-5 .
  • Sina Dorothea Hankofer: The practical part of the trainer aptitude test . 15 annotated original briefing drafts from exams. 2nd, expanded edition. Kiehl, Herne 2018, ISBN 978-3-470-65712-7 .

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