BBiG (Berufsbildungsgesetz)

The Berufsbildungsgesetz (BBiG) is Germany’s law that governs vocational training and education. It sets the legal framework for apprenticeships, ensuring standards for training programs, qualifications, and the roles of employers, trainees, and training institutions. The law aims to promote high-quality, structured vocational education that aligns with labor market needs, enhances career prospects, and maintains consistent skill levels across professions. It also protects trainees’ rights and ensures cooperation between businesses and educational bodies, fostering a fair and effective system for developing skilled workers in various trades and professions.