Section I	The education system
Chapter 1	Objections, etc.
Chapter 2	Quality work in education
Chapter 3	Light and Leadership Qualifications
Chapter 4	Structure of education
Chapter 5	Access Restriction
Chapter 6	Local curriculars, etc., and ordinal rules
Chapter 7	Remediation of traineeships
TITLE II	Student training program and so on
Chapter 8	Inclusion of students at school
Chapter 9	Training of the student
Chapter 10	School lessons.
Chapter 11	Elevens participation in school education
Chapter 12	Practic-education
Chapter 13	Judgment, certificates, etc.
Chapter 14	Education agreements
Chapter 15	Practice Places
Chapter 16	School internship, etc.
Chapter 17	Vocational training plus
Chapter 18	Production school-based vocational training
Chapter 19	Complagues
Chapter 20	Entry into force and transitional provisions
Appendix 1	Register
Appendix 2	STATEMENT BY PARTIAL TRAINING TRAINING
Appendix 3	TRAINING AGREEMENT
Appendix 4	ATTACHMENT TO EDUCATION AGREEMENT
Appendix 5	TRAINING AGREEMENT TERMINATION
Appendix 6	Negative List
Appendix 7	Access Limit to School internship

Completion of vocational training

In accordance with section 2 (2), 3, section 4 (4). 1, 3 and 4, section 6 (4). 2, section 7, § 8, § 9, section 12, section 12. 2, section 13 (3). 3, section 14 (4). 1, section 15, paragraph 1. 5, section 25, paragraph. 3 and 5, section 30, section 31 (1). 2, section 33 (4). 2, section 43, paragraph. Three, section 48, paragraph. 6, section 50, paragraph. 2, section 51, paragraph. 2, section 54, section 66 a, paragraph Three, section 66 b, paragraph. 1 and 3, § 66 c, § 66 o and section 69 of the law on vocational training, cf. Law Order no. 439 of 29. April 2013, and in accordance with the recommendation of the Council for the Basic Acquisitions and section 31 of the Basic Acquisitions Act, in accordance with the law on vocational training, cf. Law Order no. 878 of 8. August 2011 :

Section I

The education system

Chapter 1

Objections, etc.

§ 1. Training must meet the objectives of the law on vocational training and the conditions under which the training is approved, including on the overall duration of school education and on the agreed subsidy per year. an annual student.

Paragraph 2. The training must contribute to the development of student professional, study and personal skills in the needs of the labour market, professional mobility and the needs of student body, including contributing to the development of the ability of the student ; for the independent position, cooperation and communication. The training must also promote the capacity for professional and social problem solutions, the development of initiative, flexibility and quality of excellence and develop the basic skills of elevens, in particular in the field of mathematics, reading, oral and written communications ; and information technology.

Paragraph 3. Education must, in general, contribute to the development of the innovative and creative skills of pupils in the interest of the student's participation in product and service development and the acquisition of the preconditions for the establishment of their own activities.

Paragraph 4. Education must, in general, promote the international competences of pupils for employment and further training.

Paragraph 5. The training must contribute to the elevens ' understanding of a good working environment and develop environmental awareness.

Paragraph 6. Training may, where rules on this subject are laid down pursuant to the Law on Student Competence in the case of vocational training (eux) and so on, may also give the student general study competence.

§ 2. The professional committee's proposals for vocational training must include a statement of :

1) The purpose of the training and the professional level of joint entry or the training of the training of the training of the training.

2) The areas of employment, training courses and how the training requirements have been covered up until now, including in the field of training, or whether the proposed training is to replace one or more existing training or specialties and, if so, which.

3) The Committee has collaborating with other professional committees to set up possible cross-education, and to avoid duplication of training.

4) The duration of the proposed training and the step-sharing of training, cf. Section 15 (3). 2 and 4, in the law of vocational training.

5) Which groups of students training will be particularly well-directed.

6) The demarcation of other vocational training courses.

7) The expected internships-and employment opportunities in the fields of employment, the proposed training-are directed towards, based on analyses and forecasts.

8) The projected annual approach to education based on analyses and forecasts.

9) Foreground analysis and forecasts of eligibility requirements, which may form the basis for determining the objectives and content of training.

10) How the proposed training will be able to contribute to the objectives of paragraph 1.

§ 3. The professional committees are in charge within the framework of the law on vocational training and other rules on vocational training in general, including the annual financial laws, the content of rules on training in the vocational and vocational training entrances ; consideration,

1) which courses shall be carried out to the entry in question ; and

2) the indicative duration of the mandatory part of the basic training courses referred to in the entry.

Paragraph 2. Decisions pursuant to paragraph 1 of the Technical Committee shall be 1 shall also include the training of training ;

1) the name and the names of the specials and the steps of the training ;

2) duration, including the duration of specialties and steps,

3) structure, including the distribution of school education and training,

4) the level of competence of each training to be met by the student during the transition from the background to school education during the main course of the main course, cf. also paragraph 1. 3,

5) the level of competence which the student must meet at the end of the training, including the level of competence for specialities and steps, and

6) final tests.

Paragraph 3. The professional committee may, in exceptional cases, provide for the students of an education at the transition from the background to school education during the main course to comply with specific requirements concerning the courses of work and levels, including any requirements, where : compliance with the requirements shall be required to achieve end objectives in the training or in one or more of the specialties of the training field. The requirements must be able to be fulfilled within the guiding duration of the groundwork, cf. Section 18 (2). 3, with the preconditions that in general are likely to be expected to have students at the end of the school's 9. Class.

Paragraph 4. The professional committee approves that the individual training must be able to be carried out as a eux operation. The professional committees shall give their opinion on the design of the eux-flow rules, cf. Section 4 of the Law of Student Competence for Vocational Training (Eux) and so on and approves the requirements of the structure of the eux-foremas, to the extent that these deviate from the general rules on the training of the person concerned.

§ 4. The education notice, cf. section 3, supplemented by one or more training schemes to be determined by the professional committee in accordance with a template established by the Ministry of Education and published in an electronic system made available by The Ministry of Education.

Paragraph 2. A training scheme shall reflect the requirements of the skills of the completed skilled workforce. The training schemes must include a clarification of the rules on the objectives, structure and framework of the content of education, including the setting of the basic studies, descriptions of the objectives and framework for the area and specials and guidelines ; training hours for these classes, the relationship between the basic classes and the other classes and training and evaluation of the students. Facts must be justified in the competence of training courses, including targets for innovative and international competences. For the eux-flow, cf. Section 1 (1). However, paragraph 6 applies to paragraph 6. 5.

Paragraph 3. For subjects or levels which alone have further training perspectives and therefore are not central to the achievement of the general or professional core competences of the training, it must be stated in the training scheme that students can replace the profession or the level of another from the level of training of education.

Paragraph 4. A training scheme must finally define which subjects, including labour market training, can be chosen as optional specials of the student and the company with an indication of the objectives and other frameworks for the trade. The optional specials must be justified in the competence of training in the competence of training.

Paragraph 5. In the case of the eux-flow, cf. Section 1 (1). 6, the training scheme shall restore the requirements of the procedure laid down in the rules for each training, cf. Section 4 of the Law of Student Competence in the case of vocational training (eux) etc.

Paragraph 6. Before setting or amending the training scheme, the professional committee shall give the individual school approved for the award of the relevant principal, the opportunity to express its opinion on the committee ' s draft education system for inclusion, by the schools ' assessment of the implementation of the training scheme within the economic framework of the training. The hearing period shall be at least four weeks.

Paragraph 7. The Committee shall inform the Ministry of Education, which shall then take a decision on the content of the training scheme in the area concerned, as the professional committee does not comply with.

Paragraph 8. A training scheme may not be reviewed at the earliest one year and when the Technical Committee's statement to the Ministry of Education on the need for a review of an education has been in place, cf. § 38, paragraph. 5, in the law on vocational training, may justify the change, cf. however, paragraph 1 9................

Niner. 9. A training scheme may be reviewed regardless of the provision in paragraph 1. 8, when other authorities make changes to the skills of the final dance.

Paragraph 10. A training scheme must include provisions for schools to set transitional periods for pupils who are in the course of education in the course of the issue of the education system.

Paragraph 11. The Ministry of Education shall supervise the supervision, including legality checks, with the determination of vocational training schemes by the professional committee.

Chapter 2

Quality work in education

§ 5. The professional committee responsible for training must follow up the follow-up to the expected quality requirements in education.

Paragraph 2. The professional committee shall, in cooperation with the local training committees and the professors, conduct ongoing quality development and quality assurance of the training of education and training, including following developments in the implementation of major student groups ; internship.

Paragraph 3. The professional committee shall, in cooperation with the local training committees and schools, conduct ongoing quality development and quality assurance of possible school trainees.

Paragraph 4. The professional committee must follow the development of employment and give an opinion on the need for education or training to be made in education.

Paragraph 5. The professional committee must follow the work of the local training programmes with the local training schedule at the schools approved for vocational training.

§ 6. The school must have a quality system for the use of internal continuous quality development and the performance evaluation of the school's schoolshare. The quality system must include procedures for self-assessment and continuous information collection procedures.

Paragraph 2. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be Paragraph 1 shall apply mutatis muctis to the school's possible supply of schoolwork.

Paragraph 3. For high school education, subject to vocational training, other than subject matter, the rules in section 35 on the quality system in the law of education for higher commercial samen (hhx) and higher technical qualifications (htx) and rules laid down in pursuits of this.

§ 7. School procedures for self-evaluation shall ensure that selected areas are made subject to systematic and critical discussions of the school design and implementation of training in order to assess the performance of the school in relation to the school goals and action plans for increased implementation.

Paragraph 2. An annual self-evaluation must be carried out, which includes at least one area relating to the school organisation and implementation of education and training.

Paragraph 3. In the light of the self-evaluation, the school draws up a follow-up plan that provides for amending needs, operational objectives, strategies and timetable for the follow-up. The follow-up plan must be available on the school home page.

Paragraph 4. The Schools follow-up plan must include an action plan to improve the implementation of education. In the action plan, the school must prioritise the application of its methods to increase implementation in relation to the school's elementary school membership, the range of training and special challenges for the school. The action plan must set the school goals for increased implementation and targets for the impact of the methods employed, including a plan for the school's training of trainees with a target for the internship-seeking work. Finally, the action plan must contain a report on the school's results in the previous year. The action plan shall be approved by the Management Board and shall be submitted no later than 1. March to the Ministry of Education in a form that appears to be presented by the Ministry.

Paragraph 5. The school procedure, cf. Section 6 shall ensure that staff and pupils and local training committees are involved in the self-evaluation and in the work on plans for follow-up, necessary and sufficient.

§ 8. The School of Information Collection Procedures must ensure that the school can continuously document its results, including document performance of efforts to improve the performance of students. The documentation must at the same time be included as the basis for the school ' s self-evaluations. The continuous information collection shall be

1) illuse how the training and the selected forms of work support the objectives of education and training and the objectives of the education and training of the training ;

2) include a statement of and assessment of implementation and absence.

Paragraph 2. The results of the continuous information collection shall be published for each year at the latest by 1. March the next year on the school website.

§ 9. The description of the principles and the organisation of its systematic quality work must be available in a short and able form on the school website.

Chapter 3

Light and Leadership Qualifications

§ 10. The school must put together its teacher and management group so that the students can achieve the objectives set for the individual education, school service providers and such that there is the necessary pedagogical leadership competence for the present.

Paragraph 2. For high school education, subject to vocational training, other than subject matter, the rules in section 29-31 on qualifications are applicable in the law on training for higher levels of trade (hhx) and higher technical examination (htx) and rules laid down in : pursuant to Article 30 (1) of the law. 5.

§ 11. A teacher must have the following qualifications to be given by the employment :

1) Basic vocational training or other relevant professional training in one or more relevant training areas. The training must, where appropriate, be supplemented by continued or higher education, including training.

2) Relevant and current business experience :

a) Teachers who are to teach direct trade specialists must normally have at least 5 years of professional experience.

b) In the case of other teachers, the professional experience of at least two years is to be used. For these teachers, the school can derogate from the requirement of 2 years ' professional experience in cases where teachers with occupational experience are not available. In such a case, the school of cooperation with the teacher shall organise a course of action to ensure that the teacher achieves appropriate insight into the relevant business areas.

§ 12. The teacher shall acquire the following qualifications if they are not attained at the time of recruitment :

1) A broad general background : not later than three years after the recruitment, the teacher must have competences corresponding to the level of the professional high level of vocational training, including according to the school rating relevant subject at A level. It is the school's responsibility, in collaboration with the teacher, to secure the banks of the general skills.

2) A vocational training teacher training : not later than four years after the recruitment of the teacher, the teacher must have the skills of a pedagogical education at least equal to a successful educational diploma. The training shall commence in general within one year of the postponement.

Paragraph 2. The training requirement in paragraph 1. 1, no. In particular, may the school in special cases be reduced to a higher adult education in pedagogic, in order to provide an appropriate competence profile for the colleges of the school colleges.

Paragraph 3. The school may derogate from the requirements of paragraph 1. 1 for teachers employed in a limited period for a period of a maximum of one year and for hourly intervals by half-time and less. The school has to make sure that these teachers get a basic introduction to the teachers ' work.

Paragraph 4. The school is responsible for determining the precise competence of each teacher.

Paragraph 5. It is incumbersome to the teacher to maintain and develop the professional and educational knowledge needed to maintain the training competence.

Paragraph 6. The school must draw up a plan for the management group's skills development and shall be able to document the presence of pedagogical management skills, at least equivalent to a module of 10 ECTS points or 1/6 work year equivalence in a diploma in pedagogical ; Management.

Paragraph 7. The school needs to draw up a plan for the skills development of the teachers ' group. In consultation with teachers, the school must organise the professional and educational and educational training of teachers and teachers with a view to the necessary renewal and adaptation of the skills of the teachers, including with the additional professional experience of the teachers ; guidelines on educational practices.

Chapter 4

Structure of education

General

§ 13. Education and training shall include education and training, cf. however, paragraph 1 2. The school education is made up of the base flow and the main course, cf. however, paragraph 1 3 and 4.

Paragraph 2. In exceptional cases, vocational training can be built without interns in companies.

Paragraph 3. The basic process may be replaced by a single student, in whole or in part, of basic practical training in a business on the basis of a training agreement (new master teachus), cf. § 12, paragraph 1. One, in the law of vocational training, if only the rules of training are laid down.

Paragraph 4. For production-based vocational training, cf. Chapter 18, section 66 r (s). Two, in the law of vocational training.

§ 14. An education must include several skills steps, cf. Section 15 (3). Two, in the law of vocational training. However, the Minister of Education may, in the light of the Council for the Foundation for the Foundation for the Foundation for Fundamental Business, determine that training is not a step in the trenches.

Paragraph 2. The training and skill-making steps must be appropriate to provide the basis for employment and continued training and to meet the duration of admission to the unemployment rate. The runners must be organised in such a way that the student can subsequently resume training in the general course in accordance with the rules on training.

Paragraph 3. Provisions relating to the provisions of paragraph 1 The rules on training are laid down in the rules relating to training. The provisions must include specific designations of the competencies, final tests or other final assessment and provisions for the issue of training certificates.

§ 15. Individual training, cf. Section 15 (3). 3, in the law of vocational training, may be composed in such a way as to include parts of one or more vocational training and other relevant training elements and shall consist of schooleducation and training in a company. School education and training must form a whole for each student and must be suitable to provide the basis for employment and continued training and to meet the duration of admission to the unemployment rate. Individual training according to the basic process should normally last two years, of which school education is 20 to 40 weeks. The training may, in exceptional cases, be extended up to a year of training for one year.

Paragraph 2. An individual education is organised by the school in cooperation with the student and one or more internships. The school shall make non-sensitive information about its individual education available to the public on the Internet and send a link to one of the Ministry of Education, in electronic mail or in a similar manner.

School lessons.

§ 16. The school must make a pedagogical and economically appropriate organisation of school education and can provide training with a local adaptation, which the school developers in cooperation with the local training committee and the practical practicalised trainers.

Paragraph 2. The school determines whether the training shall be achieved by means of interreading with other courses or in the form of company-provided education, with respect for the objectives laid down for training and the quality of the premediate.

Paragraph 3. The school determines the subways of the individual school stays. However, the education system for individual training may contain rules relating to subobjectives, where this can be justified in terms of school change or to the context of training training.

Paragraph 4. The school shall distribute the teaching of the school periods during the course of the school periods in the light of :

1) Coherence of education and training, including professional and educational reasons for training, is a link between education and training.

2) The ability of schools to organise education, taking into account the best possible use of school's total resources, and for the pupils to be able to achieve the set objectives.

Paragraph 5. The students of the school must be given the opportunity to carry out school stays or parts thereof on a foreign education institution following a further agreement between the student and the school. The school ensures that school visits are planned and carried out in accordance with the objectives, content and tests set out in the education and training scheme for the training which the student follows. If the student is subject to a training agreement, the internship must be forfeit, and the non-stay agreement is valid only if the company has agreed to the agreement.

§ 17. The scope of the basic subject, area subject, specialties and the educational classes shall be set out in the education scheme, so that each education complies with the objectives described in section 1 (1). Two, section 15, paragraph. 1, and section 22 of the law on vocational training.

Paragraph 2. Area trade and specialties must be described in such a way that it is possible for schools in their teaching organisation to include the unions in interacting with other subjects, projects, themes and so on and so that students can be assessed separately in the individual subjects.

Basic Flow

§ 18. The basis of vocational training must be a practice near the flexible initial part of vocational training. The basic process shall include training, which in the context of the needs of the labour market, in response to the wishes, needs and opportunities of each student, in terms of vocational, general and personal skills, in order to : continue in a main course, if appropriate. The basic process must be able to make a contribution to the completeness of qualifications in the field of study. The teaching must be organised so that the student is given the opportunity to achieve the objective of the initial instruction in the basic process, including the level of competence laid down for the transition to the individual main flows, cf. § 3.

Paragraph 2. The basins are grouped into 12 professional collective entrances, hereinafter referred to as :

1) Car, planes, other means of transport.

2) Building and construction.

3) Building and user service.

4) Animals, plants and nature.

5) Body and style.

6) Food for people.

7) Media production.

8) Manufacturing and development.

9) Power, management, and IT.

10) Healthcare, care and pedagogue.

11) Transport and logistics.

12) Merchanto.

Paragraph 3. The optional training of the basic process, cf. § 60, lasts no more than 40 weeks. In the paragraphs in paragraph 1. 2, no. The compulsory education and the optional training shall not exceed 60 weeks in total for the entry of items 1 to 11.

Paragraph 4. School does not extend the main course of training courses to which the primary course of action is directed at school is to cooperate with schools providing these main courses of action. Cooperation shall include the activities of local training activities.

§ 19. The school may, where appropriate, in cooperation with other schools, offer students training, covering all the competence targets to be met by students at the transition from the background to school education in each of the main courses drawn up ; the entrance.

Paragraph 2. The school may, where appropriate, in cooperation with other schools or school forms, extend to a multiunit of sub-exhibition offers which meet the objectives of the optional education.

Paragraph 3. A basic course is carried out as a coherent course of action. However, the school can divide the ground into several school periods for students with a training agreement, according to the rules on the individual training, if the school considers that there is sufficient student grounds.

Paragraph 4. For students of new master lessons, cf. Section 13 (1). 3, may be performed, selected from the groundwork, cf. § 58, paragraph. 3.

20. The school makes ongoing and final assessments of the development and position of student body in accordance with the rules on the basic classes and the rules on the individual education. The assessment in the optional part of the instruction follows the rules for the individual subjects.

§ 21. The basis of a project shall be completed by a project that forms the basis for a test in which the pupils ' tenancy of the competence targets to be met by the student must be met during transition from the basic course of the main course, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. 2, no. The fourth is judged.

Paragraph 2. The test shall follow the rules in the notice of examinations and examinations in professional training.

Paragraph 3. The general shall, in general, take 30 minutes, including voter.

Paragraph 4. The detailed framework for the project and the test shall be laid down in the school local training schedule. Schools providing the groundwork for the professional group entry may fix that a basic flow test within this entry shall be organized as a group test.

Paragraph 5. In the same way, Evin, who carried out additional basic training courses after an end of the same entry, does not have to end the teaching with a new basic project and test.

Paragraph 6. The student may, where justified in particular circumstances, may be suspended for tests in Danish.

Paragraph 7. Determination of samples, if any, in addition to the provisions of paragraph 1 The test shall be laid down in the rules relating to the individual education.

Main Flow

§ 22. The compulsory part of the main propuller in general is not more than 3 years and 6 months. The duration of compulsory school education in the main cycle may not normally exceed 60 weeks.

Basic profession

-23. The teaching of primary class shall be organized in the context of the school, in the context of the other teaching, how the student achieves insight and skills of the subject matter and its actual use in the other classes and practices linked to it ; selected business area. Theory and resolution must support each other, so that the profession contributes to the student vocational training of skills that is part of education.

§ 24. The individual pupil shall be given an indicative duration of 21 to 40 weeks, including the duration of any optional teaching in basic studies, to audition in a single test subject.

Paragraph 2. The individual pupil shall be given an indicative duration of 41 to 60 weeks, including the duration of any optional course for the basic class, to audition for two basic studies.

Paragraph 3. The individual pupil shall be subject to an indicative duration of 61 weeks or more to audition in three basic subjects whose pupils have been teaching three or more basic courses of test.

Paragraph 4. The people in paragraph 3. 1-3 tests shall be determined by drawing out the basic class of all pupils, subject to the test subject, subject to the compulsory testing, however, prior to an extracted course.

Paragraph 5. Elives in the eux-flow, cf. Section 1 (1). 6, however, must submit the number of samples in the basic class following the rules on the individual eux flow, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. 4.

§ 25. Each student must in the main course of where school education, including any selections and courses of study, has a duration of less than 21 weeks, to audition in one subject with a test.

Paragraph 2. Each student must in the main course of where school education, including any selections and courses of study, has a period of 21-40 weeks, to audition for two basic studies.

Paragraph 3. Each student must in the main course of where the school education classes, including any elective courses and studies, have a duration of 41 weeks or more, to audition for three basic studies.

Paragraph 4. The people in paragraph 3. 1-3 tests shall be determined by drawing out the basic class of all pupils, subject to the test subject, subject to the compulsory testing, however, prior to an extracted course.

Paragraph 5. Elives in the eux-flow, cf. Section 1 (1). 6, however, must submit the number of samples in the basic class following the rules on the individual eux flow, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. 4.

Specials

SECTION 26. Specials appear on their own in the main course.

Paragraph 2. Specials can be bundles or optional. A bonded specialty is linked to one or more specialties in an education and is thus determined by choice of specialty.

Paragraph 3. Specialty must normally have a duration of at least one week. However, this does not apply to the subjects referred to in section 27.

Paragraph 4. The number of optional specials in an education must reflect a realistic option for the pupils and the opportunities for offering opportunities for schools. For a specialty with a week of optional specials, there must be at least two courses to choose between, and no more than 20 subjects may be at best a choice between. For each extra week's optional special in less than a week, the number of optional specials that the student can choose from can be increased by a maximum of five.

§ 27. The professional committees shall cooperate in the application of labour market training as optional specials with the training committees established under the law on labour market training and so on.

Paragraph 2. The Technical Committee shall inform the post-education committees on the Education Ministry's options for rules on training, including the optional specials and the meritarial professions.

Elections

§ 28. The students choose elective. Each school determines what the school is offered to the student. The school must, however, always offer lessons in at least one foreign language in addition to English as well as education in the establishment of self-employed activities, including innovation.

Paragraph 2. If the school is not a sufficient student basis for the establishment of the tendering course, the school must refer the student to another training institution which can conduct the teaching.

Paragraph 3. The school must offer choice and offer classes and levels of importance for further education and for access to higher education, as well as theoretical, practical and creative elective, complementary to the vocational and general education ; for pupils who want to deepen more special topics in their education or who want greater width.

Paragraph 4. In the course of the electoral profession subject to other training courses or in individual professional schemes, the school must follow the rules laid down for the teaching, including the rules on qualifications.

Paragraph 5. The majoring that school offers students must be shown in the school's local curriculature. The assessment and assessment basis shall also be indicated in the school's local training schedule.

Performance Defaults

§ 29. In the descriptions of the area subject and specialties of training schemes for the individual training, the professional committees shall apply the following performance standards :

1) Rookie level. The student can perform a task and perform an activity in a known situation or from a known problem position or perform a more complicated activity under guidance. At this level, the emphasis is placed on personal competence to address the fundamental competence and competence of education and skills to develop responsibility and the basis for continued learning. At the beginning, the level of self-sufficiency is also founded on the basis of the task.

2) Routine level. The student may plan and carry out a task or activity or resolve a problem in a routine or known situation and surrendering, alone and in cooperation with others. At this level, the emphasis placed on the personal competence to engage in more complicated issues and to communicate with others about the solution is being placed on the individual's ability to act independently. Further emphasis is placed on flexibility and adaptability.

3) Advanced level. The student can assess a problem, plan, resolve, and carry out a task or activity or resolve a problem also in non-routine situations-on its own or in cooperation with others-in the interest of the task. At this level, the emphasis is placed on the personal responsibility to take independent responsibility and demonstrate the initiative and the competence to formulate and resolve professional and social tasks and problems. Further emphasis is placed on quality and creativity.

Paragraph 2. Specials described at advanced level can be described with the following additional performance standards that are optional for the pupils : Experts level. The student can resolve complex work tasks and can argue for selected solutions of issues that are supposed to be in trouble. The ability to use already grace skills in a new context is placed on the ability to work with an overview and participate in the workplace's innovative processes. At this level, the emphasis placed on the personal competence to plan, organise, perform and evaluate the work processes in such a way as to ensure that the quality of the process and the result is ensured. Furthermore, emphasis is placed on the fact that the student can assess and justify the need for improvements to work processes, as well as the fact that the student can communicate its professional expertise in all the relevant contexts.

Paragraph 3. The Fagene must, as far as possible, be described with an optional performance level beyond the required level.

Paragraph 4. Performance standards shall be omitted at optional specials which are selected in the form of occupational training, or where the level is determined by the fact that the instruction must meet requirements for certification or similar.

Rebuild

-$30. The purpose of the student structure of the study is that the student should be able to supplement the professional competence with whole or partial study competence, cf. however, section 1 (1). 6. The student must be able to choose the courses of study used (general basic, business school classes and special classes at the high school level, cf. Section 4 and Section 6 of the Law of Student Competence in the case of vocational training (eux), etc.), together with the vocational training competence, access to vocational training and other higher education, which is in natural order ; extension of student vocational training. The school can also offer the student several of the professional high school professions, which are necessary to achieve the full capacity for study at the time of the impact of the building. The living room of the living room may last until 1 1/2 years as a full-time tuition.

Paragraph 2. The student and the company may choose to supplement the mandatory targets in the training through the selection of further education in the course of the training to a degree of up to four weeks.

Paragraph 3. Appreation is taking place in the main course of a vocational training or immediately thermiscal, cf. section 24 (2). Four, in the law of vocational training. If the supplementary, voluntary school education takes place in the working hours of the student, the parties to the training agreement in the choice of the teaching, whether or not paid during the supplementary schooling, and the training period must be carried out ; is extended accordingly.

Typing Rules

§ 31. The professional committee shall issue a recommendation on rules giving the student the right to rewrite (exemption) for parts of training on the basis of already obtained qualifications, both in relation to training and school education.

Paragraph 2. Recommendation for rules pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 may include particularly organised training courses for groups of pupils.

Paragraph 3. These rules must, as far as possible, be taken into account in the past education and employment of students, cf. § 54.

Additional training courses

§ 32. Supplementary training under Section 16 of the Act on vocational training shall be established in accordance with the rules relating to the training in question. If nothing else is provided for in these rules, a supplementary course, including where appropriate, may be subject to paragraph 1. 2 not more than 20 weeks and has the purpose of the student, together with prior training or employment, to obtain qualifications corresponding to the basic conditions of education in training. The rates may, by the rules on training, be covered by a training agreement.

Paragraph 2. The additional courses may cover the course of up to two weeks, which are intended to assess the practical and theoretical qualifications of the pupils for the purposes of the school or professional committee's decision on the type-writing of the professional body in question.

Practic-education

§ 33. Training shall follow the objectives and the areas of workspaces set out in the rules concerning the individual training, cf. also section 75.

Paragraph 2. The training scheme for each education shall include details of the interaction between school and trainee activities, including the use of the personal training plan and training book.

Final samples

§ 34. A training shall be concluded with a test (final test) if this is followed by the rules on individual training. The final test may form part of the school part during the last period of school education. The final test may also take place after the school period as a Swede test, held by the professional committee.

Paragraph 2. The final test shall take place before the end of the contract period. Without prejudice to the rules relating to the training in question, a final test shall not be less than three months, but in exceptional cases, until six months, before the end of the contract period.

$35. The samples must be taken together to ensure the purpose of training and shall ensure that an individual assessment of the examinations can be made.

Paragraph 2. Final tests, including Swedes, which are carried out during school education, are following the rules concerning tests and exams in vocational training courses.

Paragraph 3. For the examination of the study (eux) test (eux), cf. Paragraph 1 (1). 6, the rules shall apply in section 33 a (a). Four, in the law of vocational training.

§ 36. Provisions relating to the Swedes to be held by the professional committee shall be laid down in the rules relating to the individual training.

Paragraph 2. Provisions concerning the Swedes must contain the following rules :

1) Sample basis :

a) The proposal (questions, task and the like) whose response forms the basis for the assessment.

b) Possible inclusion of other material.

c) Any restriction on the use of auxiliary means.

2) Test flow :

a) The time frame.

b) Convenial extract.

c) Preparedness, including duration and form.

d) Experation of the Exmination.

3) Form of order :

a) Written.

b) Mundly.

c) Practical.

d) Combinations of points (a-c.

Paragraph 3. The test may be based on the basis, flow and response of the professional committee by electronic means, on the basis of the basis of the trade union and its own.

Paragraph 4. The rules shall also contain :

1) Rules on the appointment of the Technical Committee's designation of actors (censors).

2) Rules for setting for Swedes.

3) Indication of assessment criteria.

4) Indication of confession requirements.

5) Rating procedures, including any rules concerning the nature of the report.

6) Rules for access to a new Swede test.

7) Rules on the possible indication of a Swedes in the education certificate.

8) Rules concerning complaints to the professional committee in connection with the tests.

Paragraph 5. If a different character scale is used other than the applicable scale, the rules must include description of the selected character scale. If this is a number scale, specify criteria for each value in the scale that must not be confused with the general scale. The final assessment of the sample must be expressed in either a single or a verbal designation.

Paragraph 6. The professional committee may, within the framework of the rules on training, establish detailed rules for the Swedish Contest procedure, including rules on payment, cf. Section 33 (4). Four, in the law of vocational training.

Paragraph 7. The professional committee shall ensure that the students, schools and traders are aware of the guidelines drawn up by the professional committee.

Paragraph 8. In the case of the Swedish Committee, the professional committee shall submit, within six weeks of the examination, the professional committee to submit a report on the grades achieved to the school.

Chapter 5

Access Restriction

Access limitation to education and so on

§ 37. Where access restrictions have been established for an education, cf. Section 9 (1). 1, in the law of vocational training and the rules on individual training, only the basic courses of education for students who have a training agreement covering the course of the background shall be available, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. If an access restriction is established, cf. paragraph In addition, the Minister for Education may stipulate that, in addition to students with a training agreement, students with no education agreement can be included in limited scope, taking into account the employment situation of the educated people.

Paragraph 3. The restriction, cf. paragraph This means that each school can record a number of pupils calculated as a percentage of all education agreements with the exception of short training agreements, cf. § 48, paragraph. ONE, THREE. pkt;, in the law on vocational training, retraining agreements, cf. Article 48 (2) of the law. 5, and § 66 i, and subcontract under school practice, cf. Section 66 f, first paragraph, 1 registered at the school, in the calendar year that is 2 years ahead of the year in which the students are to be recorded. The number of the resulting number will be rounded to the nearest whole number.

Paragraph 4. The Ministry of Education shall enlist a possible restriction and basis of calculation in June for the following calendar year.

Paragraph 5. If there are more applicants without a training agreement than those referred to in paragraph 1. 3 may begin the groundwork, the school where education is to be conducted shall decide on the basis of which the groundwork may be commending. The decision shall be taken in an assessment of the suitability of each applicant for training on the basis of training courses and, where applicable, employment, unless otherwise stated in the rules on individual training. The students must have no later than four weeks before the start of the groundwork, whether they are accepted at the base process in question, cf. however, section 13 (3). 2, in the announcement of the training of training, training schemes and procedures for the choice of youth education. Alive that is not being recorded must be guided by way of other educational opportunities, cf. However, the announcement of the guidelines on the choice of youth education and occupation and section 13 (1). 3, in the announcement of the training of training, training schemes and procedures for the choice of youth education.

Paragraph 6. Schools that have not previously offered an education can record a number of students without a training agreement. The number of pupils shall be determined by the Ministry of Education in the field of the tender location of the training.

Paragraph 7. The Council for the Foundation ' s Fundamentally-oriented Educational Committee shall, on the basis of information, be obtained from the Technical Committee's views on the Ministry of Education, if any decisions pursuant to paragraph 1. Two and six. The same is true in the case of possible fixing of access restrictions to an education without an internship.

§ 38. In the case of social and health education and the educational assistant training, access limitation of the specified dimension in a region, cf. § 43, paragraph. 4 and 5, in the law of vocational training. The adoption rate shall be allocated by the Ministry of Education at the educational establishments, on the basis of the Council ' s recommendation on the basis of information obtained from the Technical Committee.

Paragraph 2. However, the Schools must record students in addition to the provisions of paragraph 1. 1 (1), when the students have concluded a training agreement with an approved internship that is not part of the basis for the dimension.

Access Limit to School internship

§ 39. If it is established that there are access restrictions to school trainees, cf. in Annexes 7 and 66 b (b), 3, in the law of vocational training, the number to which each school can take up to school practice shall be determined as the number of students eligible for inclusion without a training agreement, cf. § 37, paragraph. 3 and 4. § 37, paragraph. FIVE, ONE. and 2. Act. shall apply mutatis muc; s to the application to school practice.

Paragraph 2. The Council for the Foundation for Fundamental Acquisitions gives preference to access restrictions to school trainees.

Chapter 6

Local curriculars, etc., and ordinal rules

§ 40. The school curriculus will be established by the school in cooperation with the local training committee. Education plans shall be drawn up for the initial stages and the main course of action. The viewing plan shall be the school documentation of the teaching and must be completed before the beginning of the school optention. The students must be made aware of the curriculum, and it must be available on the school website.

Paragraph 2. It is the responsibility of the school, in cooperation with the local training committee, to monitor the need for renewal of the training plan and to carry out the necessary review.

Paragraph 3. The local training schedule must include the school's possible supply of eux-flows, cf. Section 1 (1). 6.

§ 41. The local training schedule must include description of :

1) The more detailed structure of school education and the exchange rate between school education and training.

2) The educational, dilactic and methodical basis for the execution of the notification, including the choice of subverting and working forms.

3) The content of the learning activities for which the school has divided the teaching. It must appear in the description, which objectives or subobjectives are included in the learning activity.

4) The schools ' offer of elective and optional education, including the building, and guidelines for the school's guidance on this.

5) The student ' s working hours for learning activities, including projects and so on, as well as the home work of the student body, so that the requirement in section 56 (s) is apparent. Two is fulfilled.

6) The assessment plan of the school, including how and when the current assessment is carried out.

7) Apprenticeability, resources and equipment, where the rules for training are specific requirements for this purpose.

8) The content of school internship and the practice assessment of students in school trainees.

9) Transitional arrangements for the modification of the local training schedule.

Paragraph 2. In addition, the local training schedule must contain or refer to :

1) Criteria for the school evaluation of the skills and conditions of the students in drawing up the student's personal education plan and training book.

2) Description of the school's procedure for assessing student fitness for schoolwork, cf. § 107.

3) The criteria and procedures of schools in the admission of students in education with access restrictions and admission to school practises with access restrictions.

4) The school rules for examination, which the school sets out in accordance with the announcement of tests and exams in professional training.

5) Description of the organisation of the school's cooperation with the professional committee, the internship and the student on the holding of samples and the issue of certificates.

Paragraph 3. The local training schedule may be available to full extent in the 'Student Plan'. If the school takes advantage of this option, the school website must be a link to this, cf. the rules laid down in the legislation on transparency and openness in education and so on ;

§ 42. The school has to set the order rules for students in school vocational training. The school must inform the students of the laws of the law no later than the beginning of the notification. The school will also inform the local training committee of the rules.

Paragraph 2. The rules of order shall contain :

1) Rules on the students ' mandible and presence.

2) Rules for the absence and of the absence of registration of absence, including on the absence of the absence, have been legal for legal reasons.

3) Rules on the students ' home work and task delivery.

4) Rules on the participation of students in project work or similar work, if necessary outside the school, and the school registration of this.

5) Rules on student pathways and similar communications.

6) Rules on the school notification of trainee companies by negligence.

7) Rules about good order and other rules that school finds appropriate.

8) Rules on the measures that the school will observe in violation of the ordinal code.

Paragraph 3. The school must record the absence of student absence, including on the absence of a legal basis. The school shall notify the possible trainee for the registration at the latest by the end of the school year end. The school must be kept in possession of an overview of the overall absence of each student.

Chapter 7

Remediation of traineeships

§ 43. Schools must establish appropriate cooperation among themselves and with the specialist committees on the dissemination of trainees for internships that have not even been able to obtain an internship themselves.

Paragraph 2. The Schools and the professional committees shall cooperate on the maintenance of www.praktikpladsen.dk, cf. notice of the processing of the professional committee's handling of approval cases.

§ 44. The Schools are required to provide the medical records and the lighting of the medical plains situation as appropriate for :

1) Practice-seeking, their educational background and desire for education, geographical distribution and other relevant information relating to the plainly-seeking training.

2) Approved trainee places, their educational options, geographical distribution and other relevant information.

3) Practices of internals in establishments which are not approved but may be considered to satisfy the conditions of whole or partial approval. The information shall be obtained in cooperation with the professional committees or the local training committees if they are authorised to do so by the Technical Committee.

§ 45. The schools must cooperate with the professional committees, local training committees, local councils, regional social councils and other relevant collaborators to work for the purpose of obtaining trainees. The Schools can agree a division of labour with the cooperation partners.

Paragraph 2. The work of schools can be carried out through company visits, information on the qualifications and training of trainees, informational meetings, as well as other systematic efforts.

Paragraph 3. The work of the work must include both approved and non-approved establishments. For the non-approved establishments, the work on the participation of local training committees shall also examine the possibility of obtaining the professional committee's approval of the undertaking as an internship and the possibilities for subsequent action. training agreements including combinations agreements, etc.

Paragraph 4. The professional committees shall conduct a business undertaking, cf. § 43, paragraph. Two, in the law of vocational training. The establishment shall comprise both approved and non-approved establishments within the Committee ' s territory. The Committee on Industry will guide companies on the various options for the conclusion of training agreements. The professional committees shall contact the approved establishments at appropriate intervals to ensure the best possible use of the company's potential as an internship.

TITLE II

Student training program and so on

Chapter 8

Inclusion of students at school

§ 46. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 17 and 18 of the rules, they shall be accepted in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation.

Paragraph 2. Elives, who, after the elementary section of the elementary section of paragraph 33 of the European Parliament 4, have been authorised to comply with the obligation to attend vocational training, shall have the right to begin vocational training. The school cooperates with the school authorities on this.

Paragraph 3. In addition, for students who are included on the basis of a training agreement, section 84-99 shall apply.

§ 47. The school may lay down requirements for the applicant ' s knowledge of the applicant in the course of accession to the basic process or the main course of a training course. The requirements may include language skills, corresponding to Test in Danish 3, cf. the procladation in the field of dancing training for adult foreign nationals, etc., or Sample in Danish 2, cf. the same notice, supplemented by a minimum of 6 months of professional experience in the relevant employment area.

Paragraph 2. For students who have concluded an education agreement, the rules shall be laid down in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall not apply.

§ 48. If the school requested by the applicant does not have room for the applicant, the school shall ensure that the person concerned can be admitted to another school that provides the training. The school must provide information on alternative school opportunities.

Paragraph 2. For applicants without a training agreement, the school in case of special capacity problems can occupy the pupil with effect from the school's next accession term.

Paragraph 3. If the school does not extend the basic course of action or the training the student wants, the school must inform the other schools that carry out the education in question.

§ 49. The school shall normally notify the applicant within 4 weeks of receipt of the application and no later than four weeks before the start of the notification. Notification of the admission of candidates from primary school and 10. class shall also follow the rules in the notification of training option, training plans and procedures for the choice of youth education.

Chapter 9

Training of the student

Personal training plan, etc.

$50. The school draws up with the student and a possible internship at the beginning of the training cycle for the student education training. The student, the school and the internship are responsible for following up the training plan and including taking the initiative for possible audits, among other things on the basis of the ongoing assessment of the student's student. The assessment may lead to the finishing line of an individual at a level other than the original. The school has a superior initiative.

Paragraph 2. In the case of students entering the groundwork without a training agreement, the training plan may restrict itself to the groundwork. For students wishing to be able to be included in school practice, the plan must include at least 3 training to be used to be made.

Paragraph 3. In order to use the training plan, the school must have carried out an assessment of the pupils ' pupils in general within two weeks from commencement of teaching. This assessment shall include a specific description of the elements of the pupils in relation to the primary desired training, including a possible need for additional training. The assessment shall be carried out on the basis of elevens ' s prior school education, training or employment. The assessment must also give the student a clear understanding of its own requirements and needs ; the aim is that the training course chosen by the student is initiated at the appropriate level of entry without a double degree and that the pupils ' needs for additional additional requirements are required ; education is appraised. The assessment shall form part of the preparation of the training schedule in respect of decisions on the content and duration of the basic concept, including, where appropriate, the choice of groundwork package and any rewriting of parts of the constitution.

Paragraph 4. As a basis for the education plan, school must give guidance to training opportunities and the demands made in education, so that the student can make a realistic choice of education, levels and the choice of education. The school must also guide the pupil about the possibility of replacing a profession or a level in a subject according to rules laid down in the education system, cf. Section 4 (4). 3.

Paragraph 5. When the school receives a training agreement, the school takes the initiative to draw up a personal education plan or update of the existing training plan. The school shall submit proposals to the training plan or updated training plan for the Parties.

Paragraph 6. If the student has a current training schedule in accordance with the law on training and professions, the starting point is taken in this.

Paragraph 7. Schools using the elevadeministration system EASY must use 'Student Plan' for the creation and updating of the student ' s personal education plan.

§ 51. The Education Plan must include information on the training the student plans to implement, including :

1) The expression of the elephant of his personal purpose with the educational process.

2) The teaching student has to go through.

3) The student training student must complete, cf. paragraph 3 and 5.

4) Election of the specialty, cf. paragraph 3.

5) Information on the student ' s choice of supplementary education (on building), cf. section 24 (2). (3) and (4), in the case of vocational training, or the choice of education leading to the examination of study (eux) examination, cf. Section 33 a in the law of vocational training.

6) Information about any individual training provided in, cf. Section 15 (3) of the law. 3. The information shall include the description of the objectives and other frameworks for student education and training.

7) Information on possible courses of action.

Paragraph 2. In addition, the training schedule shall also include information on :

1) The expected duration of the basis, beginning and end times.

2) Elevens of the Elephants, including the students ' training to be educational or educational choices and, if necessary, further training competence.

3) The training student has enrolled in, including, where necessary, project work and selection of optional training.

4) They're trying the student to participate in.

5) The student's plans for interning for internship, if the student has no training agreement.

6) Alternatively, if the student cannot continue in the primarily wanted training, information about the alternative choice of school education.

Paragraph 3. In the case of students with training, the internship must :

1) Together with the student, a plan for trainee training in the company, in accordance with the rules on training, is drawn up.

2) Employee in selection of specials in accordance with the rules on training.

Paragraph 4. For students of new master lessons, cf. Section 13 (1). 3, the school shall guide the parties on the training process and contribute to the preparation of the training plan as far as possible prior to the training agreement. The school must ensure that the rules on training are not an obstacle to the way in which education can be started with basic practical training. The Education Plan shall include :

1) The beginning and end times of the basic practical training, cf. § 58, paragraph. One and two.

2) Information on what main course of action and, where appropriate, specialised training must provide access to, and information on which occupational, general and personal skills, the student must obtain prior to the beginning of the instruction in the general process.

3) Information on the school education that the student may carry out in addition to the practicalisation of the practicatenable training, cf. § 58, paragraph. 3.

4) The plan for contact between school and trainee and the ongoing assessment of the student and the participation of the school in this, cf. § 58, paragraph. 4.

5) The time, location and course of the final assessment of the pupil in the process, cf. § 58, paragraph. 5.

6) Any instruction from the corresponding base flow, as defined in the main course, cf. ~ 64, paragraph. 5.

Paragraph 5. For students in school practice, the education plan must contain the provisions set out in paragraph 1. 2, no. The information and information referred to in paragraph 5, incidentally, are relevant to school education training, including the training training programme.

§ 52. The school may provide for the student training plan to supplement the teaching of the training leading to the achievement of the competence of the pupils to be met during the transition from the background to school education in it. the main course of action, with the training of the optional part of the groundwork. The teaching shall contribute to the achievement of the pupils at the end of the groundwork for the skills required to continue in a main course of action. The school must establish the training of the student with the student and a possible trainee.

Paragraph 2. The school shall take into account the position of the training, where appropriate, for additional training, cf. § 59, paragraph. 1.

§ 53. The school shall make contact teachers and mentors available to the students who need support and guidance from such contacts in order to be able to carry out an educational course of action. The school provides a framework for the activities of the contacts and mentorates.

Paragraph 2. The school must ensure that the students who need it are offered social, personal or psychological advice. The school sets the framework for this advice.

Paragraph 3. For students who need strengthened curriculars to complete the course of training, school must offer support and guidance for professional reading. The school provides a framework for this reading guidance, including a framework for a coordinating curator conductor.

Paragraph 4. The school can work together with other schools and authorities on the tasks provided for in paragraph 1. 1-3.

Paragraph 5. Training and business guidance included in the school hold operations shall be carried out by road managers who have carried out the three mandatory modules and an appropriate choice module at diploma in training and vocational guidance, professional understudy in public administration with student registration in training and vocational guidance or master training in the guidance, cf. however, paragraph 1 Six and seven.

Paragraph 6. Instructions may also be carried out by :

1) persons who have at least five years of professional experience as a mentor and have carried out one of the following earlier road management training :

a) School and / or youth guidance training (Denmark's Teacher High School, and others).

b) Vokseneld leadership training (Denmark's Teacher High School, Denmark's Vocational Learning Training and others)

c) Education and vocational guidance counselor (formerly referred to as the teaching guide) (formerly referred to as the Danish Industry Appeal Guide) (Denmark ' s Commer-Dagogical Learning Training)

d) Student guidance counselor for Student counselors in high school, high school and adult education centres (Education Ministry)

(e) Basic training for educational guides in general adult education (Ministry of Education)

(f) Student guidance training at higher education and training courses and 4 modules (Education Ministry of Education),

2) persons who have at least 3 years of professional experience as a guide and before 1. August 2008 has completed the three basic modules of diplomas in training and vocational guidance, and

3) persons who are documenting a similarly necessary level of competence at a real-rate assessment.

Paragraph 7. The school may derogate from the training requirements set out in paragraph 1. 5 and 6 for already employed road managers. The school may also derogate from the requirements when it is not possible to employ road managers who meet the requirements. The school must have a plan for when all road leaders can meet the training requirements set out in paragraph 1. Five and six.

Rewriting

§ 54. In determining the teaching student, the student must have approved what the student has diplomas or other evidence for and the actual skills of the student body, by the way. The school shall decide on the exemption for parts of the training on the basis of a good writing after paragraph 1. Moreover, according to the rules on individual training and other rules on the rewriting of individual training and other regulations. The professional committee may shorten the training period, cf. Section 57 of the law of vocational training.

Paragraph 2. A pupil who has completed a part of an education or, in any case, to be able to obtain written training requirements on the basis of the actual or formal competences of the student may rise to an education or a skill-giving step on the basis of training or skills ; an individual assessment of the skills of the pupils. The professional committee shall determine the duration of training training.

Paragraph 3. If rewriting is made on the basis of education or employment which does not fully correspond to the content of a teaching profession for which the student is exempted, the school may require that the pupil participate in the training course required to reach the appropriate level ; the target of education.

Paragraph 4. The school shall offer the student education at higher-level or other relevant training, rather than the teaching of the student, as defined in the case of the student. however, paragraph 1 6.

Paragraph 5. The school can be exemped from the fact that the student is in the second way acquires knowledge that is assessed by the school necessary to achieve the objectives set for the teaching.

Paragraph 6. In the case where school takes the examination on the truncation of school education by more than four weeks for students with a training agreement, school, if not otherwise provided for in the rules on training, shall inform the relevant professional committee in respect of the training programme ; for the purpose of the committee ' s decision on the abbreviation of the overall training period.

Paragraph 7. It must show whether there has been good writing on the basis of the basic certificate, the school certificate or the school guide, and on what basis this has been done.

Training book

§ 55. The school supplies the student with an education book at the beginning of school education. The training book shall contain :

1) They issued headlines and other evidence of teaching, the student has completed.

2) The internships that the internship has issued.

3) Student training schedule.

4) Other information that is relevant to the education of the student, cf. also paragraph 1. 2-4.

Paragraph 2. The school must ensure that the training book also includes the rules on training, including the rules on the suitability of school practice.

Paragraph 3. The student has a copy of any contract of education and training, if any, and any additions to this training book. In addition, the student evicts evidence and other evidence of the already completed part of the compulsory training in the form of grounddrainage evidence, school guidance and the practice of trainees. The student determines whether evidence of training that is not compulsory in vocational training should be included in the training book. These documents may replace those parts of the training schedule as the education plan is implemented.

Paragraph 4. The student shall insert any information and documentation concerning the internship abroad, cf. Section 5 (5). Five, in the law of vocational training.

Paragraph 5. The education ledger is the pupil's own, and the student has a duty to maintain the training book with the issue of evidence and any revisions of the education plan. The school has a duty to follow up on this and possibly assist the student. The student must inform the internship of the content of the training book.

Paragraph 6. The training book and the evidence and other documentation included in the training book must not contain information about the absence or information relating to social conditions or other sensitive personal information about the student.

Paragraph 7. The training book can be, in whole or in part, available electronically in the 'Student Plan'.

Chapter 10

School lessons.

General

§ 56. The teaching shall take into account the professional and personal preconditions of each student to learn. In the course of a training course, the student must face up to various teaching and working forms, including those aimed at promoting the desire and the ability to continue learning in a lifetime of perspective.

Paragraph 2. School education is carried out for the individual pupils, as full-time teaching, and the work of the student must be of a degree similar to working time for a full-time job in the labour market.

Paragraph 3. The school shall involve the students in the organization of the teaching, including the selection of specific content, in accordance with the student ' s personal education plan.

Basic course and basic practical training (new master teachin)

§ 57. The school shall set out in the local training schedule how the basic curriculls are organized, cf. § 41.

Paragraph 2. The teaching must be organised based on the preconditions and needs of each student, and then the student is introduced into one or more required training and from the beginning of the founding of the founding of the founding fathers, where appropriate, in practice. Eliving without training is challenged in their choice through practices of practice and skills-building and such that the student is being briefed on and meeting other relevant training areas.

Paragraph 3. The school shall organise the training of the groundwork, both as individually organized courses and in particular structured courses, so that the overall tender is suitable to meet all student needs and assumptions.

Paragraph 4. The schools are to announce outcasts of groundskets on the school's website, so students, parents and counselors are aware of the packets.

§ 58. The basic practical training (new master teachus), cf. Section 13 (1). 3, including any school education, usually last 1 year taken from the initial time of the training agreement and up to the skills assessment, cf. paragraph 4. In training, where the basic cycle of progress is longer than 20 weeks, cf. the individual training notices, , the duration of the process may be longer, but not more than half a year beyond the fixed duration of the basic process.

Paragraph 2. The practical training, cf. paragraph 1, shall contribute to the participation of the trainee for professional, general and personal skills, which, in accordance with the rules on training, are necessary in order to be able to begin training in the main course of the training period concerned. In the course of the process of supporting practical training, the course of action may be taken from the corresponding base. In addition, training from the corresponding groundwork, which serves to fulfil regulatory requirements for the student ' s ability to perform certain tasks during training, if the undertaking does not, in a different way, ensure that the student has the equivalent of that ; education, cf. also paragraph 1. 3. The student may, by agreement with the undertaking, participate in optional training from the groundwork, cf. § 60. Finally, education from the corresponding base can be moved to the main course.

Paragraph 3. The school will be taught to guide the company and the student as needed, as well as contribute to the ongoing assessment of the student. If this assessment gives rise to this, the school must contribute to the review of the education plan, cf. § 50, paragraph. 1, and provide any training necessary for the student to atone for the objectives of the basic practical training provided for in the training schedule.

Paragraph 4. The school is performing in the new master's, along with the internship skills evaluation of the student at the end of the process. The availability of the pupils shall be tested if the student has obtained the skills required, cf. paragraph 2, with an overall assessment of whether the student has obtained the necessary skills in order to complete the whole education, in the same way as when the school makes a holistic evaluation of pupils carrying out a basic course of action. For the assessment, the terms ' approved ' or ' not approved ` shall be used.

Paragraph 5. As part of the skills assessment, cf. paragraph 4, the student resolves a practical task, drawn up by the internship and the school together. The practical task is based on the basic practical training, cf. paragraph 2. The task is resolved as far as possible within the company, but may be resolved at school by agreement between pupil, company and school.

Paragraph 6. The one in paragraph 1. 5 the said task may, following an agreement between pupil, the company and the school concerned, of the project referred to in section 21, and the corresponding test is carried out.

$59. In the course of the training that the student achieves all the competence targets to be met by the student in the transition from the main course to the main course, the school must offer guidance, cf. § 50, paragraph. 4, as well as guidance on internship opportunities, relevant training opportunities and mobility-enhancing benefits, as well as the orientation of legal relations between pupils and trainees and the conditions for accession to school practice.

Paragraph 2. For guidance on other training areas, the school with other authorities, etc., administers appropriate guidance systems.

§ 60. The optional course of the basic process shall be implemented as an integral part of the teaching of the student to achieve all the level of competence which the student will have to meet during the transition from the main course to the main. The overall education must allow the individual student to :

1) to support the dedication of the general and professional knowledge necessary to continue in the course of a main course and, in particular, to obtain a training agreement ;

2) participating in higher-level education than compulsory in order to be able to develop its student competence ;

3) to inform and clarify both the training carried out to the professional community in the area concerned and of other educational opportunities, and

4) technical prodication and personal development.

Paragraph 2. The student selects in cooperation with a possible trainee teaching in connection with the definition of the personal training plan, cf. however, section 52 (3). 1.

Paragraph 3. Teaching the first paragraph. 1, no. 3 and 4 shall be limited in proportion to the duration of the mandatory part of the groundwork.

§ 61. As an optional education, the school for students without a training agreement can organise a business in a business in the carriage of road. The company conditions may have a duration of not more than 1 week in the same company. The company must contribute to the elevency of educational choices and contribute to making contact between pupils and companies with a view to the conclusion of an education agreement.

§ 62. Once the groundwork has been completed, the school shall draw up a certificate of completion if the student has obtained the necessary technical and personal pretentions in the overall assessment of the school to continue in a main course of action, including : comply with any requirements relating to the training of the person concerned or the training required for which the student wishes to continue.

Paragraph 2. A certificate of conduct must include information on the level of competence which the student has obtained and whether the optional training the student has completed, indicating any standpoint or test scores. The proof must contain information on which the principal student may be able to continue at the time of the issue of the evidence.

Paragraph 3. If the student at the end of the groundwork does not meet the conditions in which to proceed in the course of the main course of the student ' s personal education plan, or the student terminals the groundwork, the school issues a declaration of information on : the course of the training and any tests carried out, cf. paragraph 2. The student has the right to any evidence of a single subject, if there is a basis for it.

Paragraph 4. When a basic course for students with an education agreement is divided into several periods of school, school provides school guidance to the student after the end of the school period.

Paragraph 5. For students who have conducted basic practical training, cf. Section 13 (1). 3, issue the school after the skills assessment, cf. § 58, paragraph. 4 and 5, proof of implementation of the progress whose pupils have obtained the term ' approved `. The proof is in the place of ground-up evidence. The evidence must include information on the training process, including information on the practical task, cf. § 58, paragraph. 5, as well as possible school education and possible test results. The proof must contain information about any basic training courses that are to be carried out in the main cycle, cf. § 51, paragraph. 4, no. 6, section 64 (4). 5. The proof must indicate which or which the main course of action and the specials provide for access.

Paragraph 6. If proof of paragraph 1 5 cannot be issued, the general rules for the issue of school guidance shall be subject to the issue of guidance, cf. Article 77, as part of the review of the student ' s personal education plan in consultation between school, pupil and company shall be determined how the student can reach the goals of 1. School period in the main.

§ 63. For students who receive school lessons in accordance with the rules in section 66 b (1). 4, in the law of vocational training, the school may offer short business accommodation, cf. § 61.

The instruction in the main cycle

§ 64. The school shall perform the instruction in accordance with the rules for each training, cf. however, paragraph 1 6.

Paragraph 2. An optional specialty is chosen by the student and trainees during training courses in the framework of the rules on training. The choice shall be made within one of the classes laid down for the elections or, where appropriate, re-election after the rules on training. The choice or re-election must take place within the first year of the student ' s training course according to the background, if not otherwise provided in the education system. The time limit may be devised for students in school practice. Elevens selection of specialties must be shown in the student ' s personal education plan.

Paragraph 3. The school may offer in cooperation with other schools and institutions the specials that are tied to specialities in education. In addition, the school provides optional specials that are associated with the training, to the extent that a general election basis is guaranteed by a student and company.

Paragraph 4. The school must give the student and the company the opportunity to select an optional specialty in other schools or institutions.

Paragraph 5. In the case of pupils where the basic process has been replaced in whole or in part, to basic practical training (new master teachin), the teaching of the main course includes education, as provided for in the proof of the implementation of the new master study, cf. § 62 (2) 5 have moved from the corresponding base flow to the main flow. This training shall, as far as possible, be carried out as part of the eleventional schooling of elevens in the main.

Paragraph 6. For students who receive school lessons in accordance with the rules in section 66 e, in the law on vocational training, the school may derogate from the rules on the training of each person in relation to the relationship between school education and training.

Chapter 11

Elevens participation in school education

§ 65. The students must participate in the school education of each vocational education and training, in accordance with the rules on training and the student's personal education plan.

Paragraph 2. The students have to follow the school's ordinal rules, cf. § 42.

§ 66. The students may be absent from the teaching of sickness and on other legal grounds that have been documented on the basis of the school's detailed guidelines for this.

Paragraph 2. The school may grant a short-term education in special cases, if the school estimates that the student can reach the goal of education. For students with the training agreement, the decision is taken after negotiation with the internship.

§ 67. The school can rule out a student from continuing education, cf. § 50, paragraph. One, in the law of vocational training.

Paragraph 2. A student can only be excluded from continuing training, when less far-reaching measures, cf. paragraph 3, and § 53, in vain, has been attempted. In addition, for students of training, the school must also follow the procedure provided for in Article 72 (3). Two and three.

Paragraph 3. The school decides on the nature and degree of neglect or disciplinary offences, which measures should be taken to avoid the exclusion of the student, including the measures referred to in section 53, chats, warnings, temporary discharge, call for residency, transfer to secondary school and combinations thereof. The school must record the measures applied to each student.

Paragraph 4. If the exclusion grounds are only for optional additional training, the exclusion can only be extended to this.

§ 68. If a student has been guilty of a special offence, it must be assumed that, as a result, a decision on the exclusion of continuing education will be allowed to be returned without prior notice, until finally, decision of the exclusion question.

§ 69. When a student has neglected all the teaching for a long time, and the school in vain has made a reasonable effort to get into contact with the student, the school can consider the student to be enrolled. However, the school must, before contacting the student's activities, contact the student's activities and include it in its deliberations. The school must notify the internship and seek to give the student notification of the enrollment of ordinary and registered letters.

§ 70. In the case of students who are subject to custody, any written messages shall be sent to the holder of the parental authority with a copy to the student.

§ 71. The school can summon students to a new school retreat during sickness or in other absence.

Paragraph 2. For students who have completed a new school-stay, the training period may be extended, cf. sections 58 and 59 of the law on vocational training.

Paragraph 3. The school can return the student and to call the student to a new school trip, the student of which has been absent from teaching to such a degree that the student has not received a satisfactory return on the teaching.

§ 72. When school rules out a student from continuing education, the school of the student and any holder of the parental authority shall indicate in writing to the actual facts of the decision based on the basis and the information on which the actual relationship is based ; the rules of appeal. With regard to these decisions, the rules on the grounds, partying and the use of complaints shall apply mutatis muchas;

Paragraph 2. In the case of students with a training agreement, decisions on exclusion from continued training, temporary discharge, call for residency or transfer to another school can only be taken after negotiation with the internship.

Paragraph 3. The school shall inform the establishment of the decisions referred to in paragraph 1. 2, as well as on written warnings, in so far as these relate to conditions that have an impact on the ability of the student to complete the training cycle.

§ 73. A student is excluded from continuing training, when the school has given written notice to the student and to possible holders of parental responsibility.

§ 74. In the case of exclusion from continuing education, any training agreement may be suspended, cf. Section 62 of the law on vocational training. The training agreement does not lapus when the student is temporarily repatriation to the company.

Chapter 12

Practic-education

§ 75. The internship must, in accordance with the rules on individual training and on the basis of the training scheme for each master process, so that it leads to education and training to enable the student to reach the goal of education. The company must conduct training in an active interaction with the school. The company provides a plan for trainee training in the company, taking into account the nature and production of the establishment. The company shall cooperate in cooperation with the school by determining the student ' s personal training plan in accordance with the rules on this subject.

Paragraph 2. During the initial internship, the company sets the student into the work tasks that occur during training. The student must ensure security in working with relevant working tasks under instructions.

Paragraph 3. In the periods following a period of schooling, training and training must be complementary to each other in a suitable manner, in accordance with the provisions laid down in the training scheme ; for the individual main course.

Paragraph 4. The company must, as far as possible, organize the training in the company so that work is worked on by increasing level of difficulty and complexity, so that the student at the end of the last internship achieves a level corresponding to the requirements that are being made ; a certified graduate.

Paragraph 5. The company must tightense the need and understanding that environmental requirements, hygiene requirements and rules relating to personal security and safety in relation to equipment, etc. are respected and that the provisions of the working environment legislation are complied with.

Paragraph 6. The rules on the practice of practising the practice of practising training are applicable to the school, when training is carried out as a schoolteacher.

Chapter 13

Judgment, certificates, etc.

Assessment

SECTION 76. The school makes an ongoing assessment of the performance of the pupils according to the school's assessment plan, cf. § 41, paragraph. 1, no. 6. The objective of the ongoing assessment is to guide the student and provide the basis for the issuance of school guidance.

Paragraph 2. The final assessment of the school shall be carried out when the said subdividing parts have been completed. Final assessment shall be carried out in relation to the objectives laid down in the rules governing training. In the final assessment, a final character shall be determined that may be a standpoint character or an examination or test character. The standpoint peritator shall express the position of the student in relation to the stated objectives of the teaching at the time of the nature of the report. In the case of the examination, the examination and examination of the vocational training courses shall be applied. Final samples shall be carried out in accordance with the rules in § § 34 and 35. When the test is taken, the test character shall replace the corresponding standpoint percepter and shall be part of any average calculations.

Paragraph 3. At the end of the notification, the standpoint characteristics shall be communicated to the student before the pupils ' participation in samples in the profession. If a subject is not completed during the period of end of the term, an assessment shall be given. The assessment may be of a subcharacter.

Paragraph 4. Publication of character scale and other assessment shall apply to the nature of the report.

Paragraph 5. For the examination of the study (eux) test (eux), cf. Section 1 (1). 6, section 7 (4). 3, in the field of study qualifications in the case of vocational training (eux) and so on and rules laid down pursuant to this.

School guide

§ 77. The school shall issue a guidance to the student and the internship (school guidance) after the end of a school stay, if proof of access to basic courses or school proof cannot be issued, cf. however, paragraph 1 3. The school guide forms the basis for any revision of the student ' s education plan.

Paragraph 2. The school guide is designed in cooperation with the student. In the school guide, the position of the student is expressed in the form of characters in relation to the specified objectives at the end of school-year training, according to the school curriculum. For students in individual training, cf. Section 15 (3). However, 3, in the law of vocational training, the position of the pupils shall be expressed in relation to the objectives laid down in the student ' s personal education plan.

Paragraph 3. The school guide shall state the school ' s assessment of the possible needs of student education and for supplementary training in the internship.

Paragraph 4. The school guide may also contain other information that is relevant to the cooperation between the school, the student and the internship, if this is set out in the local training schedule.

Paragraph 5. The guidance instructions shall include the necessary information for the identification of pupils, school, training, speciality and school period.

Practice Declaration

§ 78. At the end of an internship period prior to a term of schooling, the internship is issuing an internship declaration. The internage declaration is issued to the student and to the school.

Paragraph 2. The training declaration shall be made by the undertaking in cooperation with the student and must include information on which areas of work and the functions of the student have been involved in the establishment, whether the student has reached the objectives of the internship and the indication of : the undertaking ' s assessment of any special needs in the field of subsequent school education and training.

Paragraph 3. The professional committee shall prepare forms for the use of the training declarations. The school delivers the forms to the company.

Paragraph 4. The training must include the necessary information for the identification of pupil, company, internship, training and specialised training.

Paragraph 5. At the end of an internship period, the school practice is issued by the school.

Scholeproof, etc.

§ 79. In the case of the school-scholading school education, including final test in school education, the school shall issue an overall certificate (school certificate) for school education. The school certificate is issued to the student. The professional committee and the internship shall be informed of the school certificate.

Paragraph 2. In accordance with the rules on individual training, the issue of school certificate may be subject to the fact that the student has obtained irresistible accortias in specified classes or as an average.

Paragraph 3. The school certificate shall, by the way, be issued in accordance with the rules in the notice of examinations and examinations in the vocational training courses, including the rules on the wording of foreign languages.

Paragraph 4. If the school education is interrupted, the student has a claim to receive evidence of the completed section of school education.

Paragraph 5. For students who have not completed the training course, the school in a statement to the student and the internship can assess the school's assessment of the needs of the student's needs for additional school education and for complementary training in the internship, if applicable ; The school will find a need for it.

$80. Proof of the implementation of basic flows shall be issued after Section 62.

Paragraph 2. At the end of the enclosure, the school draws up evidence for the student and the internship.

Final internship declaration

§ 81. When the internship in the company is terminated, the internship is issuing a declaration on this (the final practice declaration). If more companies have concluded education and training with the student, each of the companies is issuing a final practice declaration. In such cases, the internship may inform the following company, where appropriate, in the training process for the issuance of the practice.

Paragraph 2. The declaration is issued to the student, the school and the professional committee.

Paragraph 3. The declaration shall include :

1) Designation of training including, if appropriate, specialty, profile or similar.

2) Indication of internship and internship periods. Where the case is to be posted, the undertakings the student has been stationed and for which periods have been assigned to the firms.

3) The signature of the company.

Paragraph 4. The professional committee forms the form of forms to issue the final practice declarations and provide schools with them. The school delivers the forms to the company.

Paragraph 5. The final practice declaration shall include information for use by the professional committee in the area of the test for a Sweatee.

Paragraph 6. If intercourse is interrupted, the student has a claim to receive an internship declaration for the completed part of the training training. The practice declaration shall be drawn up in accordance with the form set out in Annex 2.

Paragraph 7. If training is to be completed as a school trainee, the final practice declaration is issued by the school.

Training certificate

$82. Training certificates shall be issued to the student when school evidence and final practice declaration has been issued and any Swedes outside the school education class has been passed.

Paragraph 2. It shall be laid down in the individual training notification, whether education certificate shall be issued by the school or by the professional committee. The body issuing the education certificate shall inform the professional committee of the school of the education certificate.

Paragraph 3. For the examination of the study (eux) test (eux), cf. Section 1 (1). 6, section 5 (5) shall apply. 2-4, and section 7, paragraph 7. 3, in the field of study qualifications in the case of vocational training (eux) and so on and rules laid down in accordance with the provisions of Article 7 (3) of the law. 3.

§ 83. The certificate of education shall be issued after the notice of examinations and examinations of the vocational training courses, including the rules on the wording of foreign languages, and shall include :

1) Designation of the completed training, including the area of expertise and possible profile.

2) Reference to the school certificate and final practice declaration.

3) Statement of the Swedes, if any, of the test is passed, and any indication of a sample of a wrinlet.

Paragraph 2. The other information which, following the notification and examination of the examinations of the vocational training courses, shall be indicated in the evidence, may be given in the form of supplementary annexes to which the proof refers.

Paragraph 3. The issue of the goods shall keep copies of school certificates and training certificates for 30 years.

Chapter 14

Education agreements

Inclusion and registration of training agreements and so on.

§ 84. Elev and trainees shall conclude an agreement on the implementation of training (training agreement) in accordance with the provisions of law on vocational training. The Agreement shall be concluded for the purposes of the form set out in Annex 3. The school delivers forms here. The forms will also be available on the Home Affairs Home Affairs website. The Schools offer assistance at the conclusion of the agreement.

Paragraph 2. The student chooses a speciality or step at the conclusion of the education agreement, unless otherwise provided in the rules of training for education.

§ 85. When the training agreement has been concluded, cf. Section 84 sends the agreement immediately to the school the student after agreement with the company wishes to be included.

Paragraph 2. If the required school cannot accept the student, the school shall immediately send the agreement to a school in which the student can be admitted. Elev and Company are informed at the same time. The school also illus of the training of education at other schools.

§ 86. The school where the student is to be admitted shall examine the receipt of the training agreement, whether it is fully completed and signed.

Paragraph 2. The school shall record the training agreement when the following conditions are met :

1) The student may be admitted, cf. § 46.

2) The Agreement includes all training courses and school visits or at least one school and one internship in accordance with the rules on training.

3) The Agreement is in accordance with section 94-98, if it is a Combination Agreement.

4) The agreement is in line with the rules on goods-rewriting (exemption) for parts of education.

5) The professional committee has approved any special provisions contained in the Agreement, cf. § 88, paragraph. 2.

6) The salary provided for in the Agreement shall be in accordance with Article 55 of the Act on training of vocational training.

7) Any question of approval of the company as an internship has been clarified, cf. § 87.

Paragraph 3. Educational agreements concluded in accordance with section 66 f in the law on vocational training shall be recorded in a similar manner.

§ 87. In the case of registration, the school shall examine whether the establishment has been approved by the Technical Committee as an internship. If the establishment has not been approved, the school shall immediately call upon the professional committee with a request to see whether the undertaking can be approved, or, if appropriate, approve the company after paragraph 31 (3). Three, in the law of vocational training. The school provides a message to the parties about what the school has done.

§ 88. If the training agreement does not comply with the conditions of registration, the school shall, as a matter of urgency, be addressed to the company and to the student, in order to obtain the defects, as set out in the first place. also section 77.

Paragraph 2. If the Parties wish to make changes to or additions to the form (form) of the form, see this Agreement, the contract content of the contract shall be made. § 52, paragraph. In the case of vocational training, 2, the school shall submit the necessary amendments or additions to the professional committee and notify the parties to the parties to the presentation.

$89. The school shall provide as soon as possible and normally within four weeks of the receipt of the training agreement, cf. however, section 51 (3). 4 serving as a school registration, notification of the time of admission to school on the basis of the training agreement and informing the student and the undertaking on the further training course, including, where appropriate, the evaluation of Danish knowledge, cf. § 47, paragraph. The school provides for the preparation or updating of the student's personal education plan.

Paragraph 2. At the same time, the school orients the parties to options for optional specials, including which optional school studies may offer in collaboration with other schools and institutions.

§ 90. The school records changes in the contract ratio in the following cases :

1) Upon extension or truncation of the contract period.

2) In case of transfer of ownership by the transfer of undertakings.

3) In the case of changes to education or specializing in the training ratio.

4) On the basis of the rules on training, by modifying the internship.

5) In other changes in the contract relationship.

Paragraph 2. Addendum to the training agreement, which relates to the provisions of paragraph 1 1, no. 1-5 mentioned changes must be agreed upon by the student and the undertaking, using the form set out in Annex 4. Addendum to the Education Agreement for the extension or truncation of the contract period shall include information on the grounds and be accompanied, where necessary, by the necessary authorisation of the professional committee. The amendments referred to in paragraph 1 shall be made. 1, no. 2-4, section 87 and 88 shall apply mutatis mutis.

Paragraph 3. The school records the changes when the conditions laid down in paragraph 1. Two is met.

§ 91. When an education agreement or modification in the contract ratio is registered, the school parties shall notify the parties of the registration, with a copy of the registered agreement, with information on the decisions taken at the school in the registration process.

§ 92. The school where the training agreement is registered shall be notified if the training agreement is :

1) lifted during the test period,

2) repealed by agreement between the Parties,

3) repealed by one of the Parties after the end of the test,

4) lifted by the decision of the Tvisticiency Board,

5) the fall as a result of the exclusion of the student from continuing training, the decision on which has been taken by a different school other than the one registered to the Agreement, or

6) discharged for other reasons before the end of the contract period.

Paragraph 2. Notification to the school of paragraph. 1, no. 1-4 and 6 shall be provided by the undertaking.

Paragraph 3. Notification of the termination of an education agreement, cf. paragraph 1, shall be carried out using the form set out in Annex 5.

Paragraph 4. Where training is concluded in accordance with the rules on training, the school where the training agreement is registered shall be notified by the school or professional committee, which has issued training evidence. If the school has issued the training certificate, the professional committee shall be informed accordingly.

Paragraph 5. Once the education relationship is discharged, the training agreement with any associated dossiers shall be kept by the school for the purpose of transferring to public archives in accordance with the rules on this subject. The information is also kept in a register.

§ 93. The school shall inform the professional committee of registered training agreements or amendments thereto and of any agreements which have been recorded for one of the reasons set out in Article 92 (2). 1.

Combination agreements

$94. A training agreement may cover several enterprises. In addition, an undertaking by the agreement may undertake to allow part of the student ' s education to be carried out in another company.

Paragraph 2. A school can provide additional school trainees for students who have signed up to the training agreement if the conditions are in section 66 d (1). 3 or 4, in the law on vocational training, has been met.

§ 95. A training agreement concluded with two or more undertakings shall comprise the entire training course, and the training agreement must show which schools and trainders are a party to each company.

Paragraph 2. Each part of the agreement shall include the names of the participating undertakings, the duration of the contract and their calendar location.

Paragraph 3. The agreement must be concluded on the form referred to in section 84, using a form for each agreement.

§ 96. The undertakings shall, without delay, submit to the school classes the conclusion of the contract to the school teaching class, cf. § 85.

§ 97. The test time is taken from the beginning of the first internship, cf. § 60, paragraph. Two, in the law of vocational training. The first internship must, within three weeks of the time before the expiry of the test period, consult the ex-post companies on the progress of the test track.

-98. If the contract period is truncated or extended after the decision of the Technical Committee, the professional committee shall decide on the partial contract periods for the duration of the duration of the contract or the extension.

Paragraph 2. Agreement for the extension of the contract period, made by the parties, cf. § 58, paragraph. 1, in the law of vocational training, must be concluded by the student with the current and subsequent companies in the training process, and the contract must specify the part of the partial contract period for the extension.

Paragraph 3. section 90-93 shall apply mutatis mutis.

Implementation of part of the training in other activities

§ 99. An undertaking which has committed itself to a part of the education of the student in another company is to the student's responsibility for the overall training course of education. The company shall be responsible for the deployment of the posting during the agreed or prefixed period during the agreed time of training and that the undertaking to which the posting is being carried out has been approved for the implementation of the part of the operation ; internship.

Paragraph 2. Companies which, in accordance with section 66 d (1), 3, in the law on vocational training, allow the student to receive additional school trainers, to the student's responsibility for the overall training course.

Chapter 15

Practice Places

Instruction of the internship-seeking

§ 100. In the case of students who are registered as an intern after starting school education, the student ' s plan for interactions shall be subject to the student ' s personal training plan.

§ 101. The Schools offer guidance to internship seekers.

Paragraph 2. The aim of the road is to enable the internships to assess their opportunities to obtain an internship so that they can make a qualified choice on a realistic basis.

Paragraph 3. The guidance must include adequate information on the current education and labour market situation both locally and at the national level, including information on alternative training facilities, both in the training that requires internship by law ; on vocational education and training, and in the training that does not require it.

Paragraph 4. The instructions must be sought to strengthen the preconditions for applying the trainees for self-seeking trainees and other educational opportunities.

Paragraph 5. The school is working together with the Youth Education Guide and other authorities and institutions that are administering guidance systems that affect the ability of students to implement a youth education.

§ 102. In the dissemination of trainees, the school must try to meet the training of the trainees the training of the trainees. In the case of the dissemination of trainees for pupils who want or are in school practice, paragraph 112 shall apply.

Paragraph 2. At the same time, in the case of the dissemination of trainees, the school must inform the company of the specific reference. The school shall ask the company to inform the school of the result of the reference, including the reference to the reference that the person concerned has obtained an internship.

Logging of internship-seekers

§ 103. Practice-seeking, which wants it, should be registered as an enlisted internship, cf. also section 112.

Paragraph 2. The registration must ensure that the registered internship-seekers receive tender or referral to internships or receive instructions for guidance. The registration must also form part of the basis for the provision of statistical inventory of the situation in which the practice is applied.

Paragraph 3. The school must be regularly and systematically at least every 3. month by letter (contact letter) contact the registered internships for the purpose of checking whether they are still practised, normally with quotation instructions.

Paragraph 4. The registration shall include the training and training of the training centres for the training and the training of their training, which are necessary for effective trainee treatment.

§ 104. A registered internship-seeker shall notify the school of the school.

1) the internship changes to the residence,

2) the training-seeking changes the education wish,

3) the interning-seeker is no longer an intership-seeker or

4) the relationship of the internship ' s relationship with regard to the treatment of trainees is changed.

Paragraph 2. The school shall inform the trainees that an internship-seeking will be issued by the registration as a seeker, if that person,

1) has achieved a training space,

2) has indicated that they are no longer or wish to be interning for the purposes of the ship ;

3) do not respond to contact letter from school, cf. section 103 (3). 3, within a time limit laid down by the school, in not less than 5 days,

4) do not respond positively to a reasonable internship offer, or

5) does not respond positively to inquiries from the school of internship options, including the failure to contact the companies from which the school refers.

Paragraph 3. When the school takes a decision that an internship-seeker shall be discarded by one of the reasons set out in paragraph 1. In order to do so, the school shall immediately inform the notified school of the fact that the entry into the Register will be resubmitted if the person concerned becomes an active internship for the purposes of the register.

§ 105. For students and businesses, the Ministry of Education is operating at the electronic meeting place at internship pladsen.dk ; at the internship plad.dk, information about interning trainees must be publicly available.

Paragraph 2. The school is transferring information on the students from the administrative systems. Data is passed on the name and training of the student body. The student may require the name not to be reported.

Paragraph 3. Practikpladsen.dk is being rectified so that each student can create additional information about himself.

Paragraph 4. It is a condition for continued registration in the internship plad.dk, that the student, by the end of its initial course, provides information that is suitable for giving companies which wish to recruit students, an opportunity to decide, on : a given applicant is a possible future student in the company (student profile).

Chapter 16

School internship, etc.

Practiccenters

§ 106. An internship is part of an approved institution for vocational training which has been approved for the training of school practicaments.

Paragraph 2. An internship is organized by a leader who refers to the institution's leader.

Paragraph 3. The local training committees, for the main course of internship-school-education provider, forms a parity-based internship committee, cf. however, paragraph 1 The Board of Practiccentric committee counsels the Board of Directors of the institution. The interncenter is providing secretarial assistance to the committee.

Paragraph 4. The Administrative Board of an institution with an internship may decide that paragraph 1 shall be taken. 3 shall not apply to the internship.

§ 107. The Ministry of Children and Education approves the internship for the application of an institution and by setting the Council for the Foundation for the Basic Acquisitions of Acquisitions, cf. Section 106 (4). 1.

Paragraph 2. The application must include a business model that describes how the school will conduct the operation of training training in an internship (school practice). The application shall also include a description of possible cooperation with other schools for the operation of the internship.

Paragraph 3. Approval, cf. Section 106 (4). 1, taking place against the background of an overall assessment, from the point of view of ensuring a fair and qualitative sustainable education environment, a sufficient number of training agreements and a geographical coverage of the labour market, taking into account the social partners ; Demand for vocational training and the students ' search

Conditions for inclusion and so on

§ 108. If the conditions are fulfilled, eliver with proof of completed access conditions can be entered into training at an internship (school practice), cf. however, paragraph 1 Two, immediately after the completion of the groundwork.

Paragraph 2. Educational training provided for in Annex 6 is not provided with school practice.

Paragraph 3. The requirement for a completed basing course of vocational training shall be deemed to have been fulfilled, cf. § 66 a, paragraph. 3, in the law of vocational training, if the student at the time of absorption is at least able to receive written training for and with the basic course of education in training on the basis of other classes implemented in the last two years and organised outside the vocational training, cf. however, paragraph 1 4.

Paragraph 4. If it is established that there is an access restriction to the training, cf. Article 37 (school practice) is not allowed to graduate students who have completed the process of rewriting the specific competences of access to the main course of education.

Paragraph 5. For students in individual training, cf. Section 15 (3). 3, in the law of vocational training, the student ' s personal education plan is reviewed to a necessary extent so that it includes an ordinary training course in case the student wants to be admitted to school trainees.

Paragraph 6. A student who has carried out a stage of a degree of training, cf. Section 15 (3). 2, in the law of vocational training, or which has concluded an education agreement that comprises less than a skill-making stage, cf. § 86, paragraph. 2, no. In the event of the expiry of the agreement, the second may be entered for school internship if the conditions for accession are otherwise fulfilled.

Paragraph 7. Quotation for school trainees in section 66 a, paragraph. 2, in the law of vocational training, shall be given, regardless of any limitation of access, cf. § 39.

-109. In school education and school practice, school is required to assess whether the student is fit to carry out the required training, and whether the student post-graduate training will subsequently be able to function in the labour market.

Paragraph 2. The students who wish to join school practice and have not had a training agreement must have at least three training wishes to be specified in the personal training plan in accordance with the basic order of the day, cf. § 50, paragraph. TWO, TWO. Act. The school shall be subject to this in the context of the evaluation provided for in paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 3. In order to be able to be admitted to school practice, the student from the end of the founding of the founding of the personal training plan must prove that the student :

1) have applied as a student within the training to which the groundwork provides access ;

2) applied for hire, cf. no. 1, with undertakings having open trainees on the internship plad.dk, and

3) have applied as a student in any training in the common entry where there is space.

Paragraph 4. A pupil who does not comply with the requirements of paragraph 1. Two and three, we can't get into a school internship.

Paragraph 5. Assessment, cf. paragraph Paragraph 1 and paragraph 1. 3, no. In addition, 1 and 2 must also be carried out by the school, as long as the student is concerned with schoolwork.

Paragraph 6. In the current aptitude assessment, emphasis must also be placed on whether the student receives a satisfactory benefit from school education and practice, as well as an assessment of the overall conduct of the student in relation to employment in the field of employment ; the training area, including the ability of the student, for example, to meet meeting times and agreements.

§ 110. The student shall seek and must not refuse an internship, or school trainee, respectively, throughout the country. The school guidance counselor on the possibility of obtaining mobility incentives under the law of the Employers ' Student Reimbursement.

§ 111. The student shall seek and refuse to refuse an internship, or school trainee, in any training within the common entry to which the groundwork of the student is part of.

Paragraph 2. However, the school can, by way of exception, include a student to school practice in the primary education training, if the student can document a concrete and realistic prospect of an internship in the training period in a short space of time.

§ 112. The student must, in order to be active, as a minimum,

1) take appropriate initiatives in order to obtain internship and

2) be registered as an internship with a visible profile at the latest from the end of the groundwork.

Paragraph 2. The one in paragraph 1. 1, no. The registration shall include information about which training the student wishes and has indicated in the personal training plan, as well as student profile, cf. § 105, paragraph. 4.

Paragraph 3. When the student is enrolled as an intern, information is transferred from the school's student body to interpodsen.dk, if the student does not within 14 days after the meeting, cf. § 114, paragraph 1. 2, or 14 days after application for inclusion in accordance with section 66 e (1). In the field of law on vocational training, the student profile shall be deleted as an internship, and where necessary, the registration shall be recorded.

Paragraph 4. The student is informed of the deletion, cf. paragraph 3.

§ 113. A student who has lost an undue training agreement may, after a concrete decision, be included in school practice, cf. Article 66 a (3) of the law. 2.

Paragraph 2. However, students cannot be admitted to schoolwork if the question of whether the suspension is due to the non-compliance is brought to the professional committee or the Board of Tvistifice.

Paragraph 3. From the recording, the student must meet the requirements of section 110 and 112.

Recurring Procedure

§ 114. The interns are guiding the students about the conditions for joining school practice and on the scheme, by the way, and advising students about how they are meeting the conditions until the time of the decision on accession. In this context, the student is also a student of opportunities for education outside the training of vocational training.

Paragraph 2. The internship is summon the students at an information meeting on school practice at least one week's notice. The sitting may be held up to two weeks before and shall be held no later than one week after the end of the groundwork. The students have a piece of furniture. Elives that do not meet the obligations of the meeting cannot be included in school practice.

Paragraph 3. The provisions of paragraph 1. 2 shall apply mutatis muctis to students applying to school practice on the basis other than specified in section 108 (3). 1.

§ 115. The students fulfilling the conditions for inclusion in school practice are accepted by the school at the start of school practice a month after the end of the founding of the founding, unless the student has concluded an education agreement.

Paragraph 2. At the take, the internship is part of a school deal with the student. The Agreement must provide a detailed plan for student training with apprentitionships and related schooling, including rules on how the accession conditions, cf. Section 108-112, must be met how and when the student is expected to reach the target of the training and how to follow up on the schedule, cf. § 51, paragraph. 5.

Paragraph 3. The school agreement shall also include a description of the student ' s internship ' s application for the completion of the initial conclusion and the guidance and assistance of the trainee for students herein.

§ 116. The application and acceptance procedure shall be carried out by the internship on the basis of an agreement on this subject to the school where the student has completed the initial basic course of action recorded as a practice seeker.

Paragraph 2. For students who can be admitted to school practice in section 66 a, paragraph. 2, in the law of vocational training, the application and acceptance procedure of the internship referred to in the school, which the registered training agreement has entered into, has concluded agreement with in accordance with paragraph 1. 3.

Paragraph 3. Has an internship entered into an agreement with a school practice on school practice on the school grounds, cf. § 66 b, paragraph. 2, in the law of vocational training, the students concerned shall, as soon as possible and, most recently, be aware of the importance of the cooperation agreement for the pupils in the case of whether or not it is the internship or school there ;

1) After the recording, the student has registered as an internship according to the rules on this subject,

2) Invokes the student to school practice,

3) the student learns the school tuition exchange, which is a change of school practice.

4) decide on the continued fulfilment of the suitability requirements and the requirements of the Danish Act of Title 66 (2) of the provisions of Title 66 (2). 2, and

5) For the record, it is responsible for the education of the student under the law of vocational training.

School Education without Education Agreement

§ 117. Ingestion and so on for school education without a training agreement, cf. § 66 e, paragraph. 2, in the law of vocational training, the rules on admission etc. to school practice laid down in section 113.

Chapter 17

Vocational training plus

General School of Education without Education Agreement

§ 118. Acquisitions plus (eud +) are organised in accordance with Chapter 7 b in the law on vocational training.

Recording and Competency

§ 119. The application for inclusion in eud + will be submitted to a school that provides the main course of the training program. The school shall take a decision on the inclusion in eud + if the conditions of section 66 m in the law on vocational training are met. If the school cannot be allowed to record the applicant, the school shall guide the applicant for fulfillment of acceptance requirements and, where appropriate, on alternative training options, cf. also paragraph 1. 7.

Paragraph 2. For students entering the eud +, school is in cooperation with the student and a possible employer a personal training plan, cf. The section 66 of the law, on the basis of a competence assessment.

Paragraph 3. The assessment and training plan shall relate to the implementation of the subsequent training stage, which the student would have access to continue in accordance with the provisions of Article 15 (3). 4.

Paragraph 4. When the school makes a decision on admission, the school calls the applicant for a conversation. The time is set as far as possible in the interests of the applicant ' s wishes. At the same time, the school requests, where appropriate, the necessary documentation for the assessment of the skills The coil shall also, where appropriate, guide the applicant and his / her, if necessary, to the employer.

Paragraph 5. The school shall decide on the recognition of the theoretical and practical competence of the applicant on the basis of an assessment on the basis of documentation and, where appropriate, testing of the competences. The school may, with a view to this assessment, in cooperation with the applicant and any employer, may convene the applicant to a competency of competency which the school organises up to two weeks.

Paragraph 6. The applicant receives documentation (evidence) for the skills that the school has recognised. The documentation must indicate the training documentation and the basis for the assessment.

Paragraph 7. Where an application is made pursuant to paragraph 1 Paragraph 1 cannot be accepted in whole or in part, nor does the school not fully or partially satisfy the desire for the recognition of skills pursuant to paragraph 1. The fifth grade is to justify its decision on this subject. A wholly or partial negative decision cannot be taken without the fact that the school prior has given the applicant the opportunity to express its opinion on the facts on which the decision is taken.

Education Plan

§ 120. Student training schedule, cf. § 66 n, paragraph 1. 2, in the law of vocational training, shall be determined on the basis of the objectives of training and schooling under the rules relating to the training in question.

Paragraph 2. The school shall inform the professional committee of the education plan.

§ 121. Any changes to the training plan will be determined in cooperation with the student and its possible employer.

Paragraph 2. In the case of possible changes to the objectives, content and rules of assessment in the training training plan, the school shall take the initiative necessary to make any necessary changes to the training schedule, cf. paragraph 1.

Paragraph 3. The training plan will fall if the training training plan is not carried out within 6 years from the fixing of the training plan after paragraph 119 (5). 2.

The implementation of the training plan and so on.

§ 122. The student can take lessons during school periods in accordance with the rules on training, occupational training or a single class subject to the training plan at the school that has set the training schedule. The student may also choose to carry out these parts at another school that provides for the teaching of the class. If the school that has set the training schedule does not provide all the said training, the school must refer to a school that provides the educational parts that it does not provide for the service.

Paragraph 2. Intensive workshop training at school or in a company after Section 66 n (1). 2, no. 3, in the law on vocational training, shall be organised by the school in cooperation with the student and the possible company. If such an intensive workshop training is not carried out by the school in question, the school shall conclude an agreement on this with a company or another school. The agreement to be made by the school of a company or other school shall include requirements for the implementation of the training component in question.

Paragraph 3. Any intensive foreman training at the student's workplace by Section Law 66 n (2). 2, no. 4, organized by the school in cooperation with the student and the company concerned. The agreement to which the school is part of the establishment must include requirements for the implementation of the training component in question.

Paragraph 4. If, in the training schedule, practical work is included in the student's workplace by the section 66 n (1) of the law. 2, no. 5, describes the workspaces and functions concerned and the estimated time of the work in the training plan. If the work cannot be carried out at the student's potential employer, the student is incumvendeable to find an employer where the work can be done. The school offers the learner's advice with regard to finding an employer where the work can be done.

Paragraph 5. Swattested or other final test, cf. Section 66 n, paragraph 1. 2, no. 6 shall be implemented in accordance with the rules on the training in question. If, following the rules on training, the examination shall be carried out by the professional committee, the school shall designate the person concerned to the test in cooperation with the Committee, where the necessary evidence of the individual training parts is available and approved by the school.

§ 123. The documentation for the implementation of the training parts to which the training programme covers are issued as follows :

1) Documentation for school education in the form of compulsory tuition training in the training stage in question in accordance with the rules on training shall be issued by the school in question in accordance with the rules on the issue of school guidance, cf. § 77.

2) Proof of the implementation of labour market training or individual subjects shall be issued in accordance with the rules relating to such training parts.

3) Evidence for the implementation of the workshop training shall be issued by the school in question, cf. § 122, paragraph. Two and three.

4) Proof of implementation of practical work, cf. § 122, paragraph. 4, shall be issued by the undertaking in cooperation with the student and must include information on the work undertaken by the student to the fulfilment of the training plan and its duration.

5) Deforestation shall be issued in accordance with the rules on training when there is evidence that the school education, where appropriate in the form of the labour market or the single profession, has been implemented.

Paragraph 2. If the skills assessment, cf. § 66 n, paragraph 1. 3, in the law of vocational training, is based on the fact that the student is nominated directly for the Swedes or the second final test, the documentation for the skills recognised by the school in accordance with section 119 (1). 6, instead of documentation provided for in paragraph 1. 1.

Training certificate

§ 124. The school that has established the training plan shall make provision for training to be issued in accordance with the rules on training, when :

1) school certificate has been issued,

2) any evidence of workshop training and practical work has been issued and approved by the school, and

3) Sweat or other final test has been passed.

Chapter 18

Production school-based vocational training

§ 125. Production school-based vocational training shall be organized in accordance with Chapter 7 c in the law on vocational training.

§ 126. Where vocational training is organised as a production-based vocational training, the cooperating production-based tasks and functions are carried out as an internship, cf. § 66 s, paragraph. One, in the law of vocational training.

§ 127. Section 19 (1). 4, Section 51, paragraph. 4, section 58, section 62, paragraph. 5 and 6, and section 64 (4). 5 for basic practical training (new master training) shall apply mutatis muctual use to production-based vocational training, cf. however, section 66 p, paragraph ONE, TWO. pkton, in the law of vocational training.

§ 128. Adoption to production-based vocational education and training follows the rules in section 66 q in the law on vocational training.

Chapter 19

Complagues

§ 129. Complaguing the decisions of a school shall be submitted to the school of the decision.

Paragraph 2. Complaint of a school decision on admission to school and Decisions after Article 67, which is to exclude from continued teaching, temporary discharge, call for residency or transfer to other schools, may be brought into the house ; for the Ministry of Education. The class must be submitted for the school, cf. paragraph 1, no later than four weeks after the decision has been notified to the person concerned. If the complaint is not taken as a result of the school, the school shall forward the complaint to the Ministry, accompanied by the school comments. Before informing the school the complainant of the position of the school to the complaint, and gives the complainant a period of 1 week to make any comments on the matter. When the student has made comments, or when the deadline has expired, the school of complaint to the Ministry shall be assisted by the case file.

Paragraph 3. Complainas in connection with samples follow the rules of the diploma notice. In the case of complaints about decisions at secondary level, which are included in vocational training, except for the basic subject, cf. Section 1 (1). 6, section 7 (4). 3, in the field of study qualifications in the case of vocational training (eux) and so on and rules laid down pursuant to this.

Paragraph 4. The student may continue the training of the school during the examination of a complaint against a decision after Article 67. However, the appeal for a decision on temporary discharge or exclusion from continuing training shall apply only if it is determined by the school or the Ministry.

Paragraph 5. Complaints of a school decision on an elev's admission or termination of school practice are being dealt with in accordance with section 66 j in the law on vocational training.

Paragraph 6. Decision of the School concerning the recognition of practical skills relating to training plus, including decisions on relevant business experience, after ~ 66 m, nr. 3, in the law of vocational training, may be submitted to the professional committee concerned by the decision to which the decision is concerned. The school has to give me directions. The appeal shall be submitted to the school that has taken the decision within two weeks of the date of the decision to be notified to the person concerned. If the complaint is not taken as a result of the school, the school shall forward the complaint to the professional committee, accompanied by the opinion of the school. The school shall provide the professional committee with the necessary information for the processing of the case. The decision of the professional committee may not be brought before the second authority to the Administrative Decision.

Paragraph 7. For complainant school decisions in educational affairs for high school education, which is part of vocational training, except for the basic subject, cf. Section 1 (1). 6, section 37 (3) shall apply. 1, in the law of education and training for the higher commercial sector (hhx) and higher technical qualifications (htx) and rules laid down in pursuits of this.

Chapter 20

Entry into force and transitional provisions

$130. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. September, 2013, cf. however, paragraph 1 3-6.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 1514 of 15. December 2010 on vocational education and training shall be repealed.

Paragraph 3. For teachers employed before the 15th. in January 2010, section 12 (2) shall apply. 1, no. 2, in Notice no. 1518 of 13. In December 2007 on vocational training continues to be applied.

Paragraph 4. For teachers employed in the period from the 15th. January, 2010, and with the 31 st. December 2012 will find paragraph 12, paragraph 12. 1, no. 2, in Notice no. 1514 of 15. In December 2010, continued use.

Paragraph 5. The provisions of section 50 (3). TWO, TWO. pkt., and section 109 (3). 2 shall apply only to students who have started a basic process after the 15th. January, 2010.

Paragraph 6. Educational contracts concluded before the 15th. In January 2010, using the forms before this date shall retain their validity, notwithstanding the provisions of section 84 (4). Paragraph 1, section 90, paragraph 1. Article 92 (2) and Article 92 (2). 3.

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Appendix 1

Register

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Appendix 2

STATEMENT BY PARTIAL TRAINING TRAINING

in the field of vocational training,

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Appendix 3

TRAINING AGREEMENT

concluded in accordance with the law on vocational training ;

The Education Agreement must be concluded prior to the start of the contract period and shall be sent immediately to the selected business school ;

Notice the reference to each of the items listed in the accompanying instructions.

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Appendix 4

ATTACHMENT TO EDUCATION AGREEMENT

concluded in accordance with the law on vocational training ;

The company must send the contract supplement to the school where the training agreement is registered, immediately after signature.

Notice the reference to each of the items listed in the accompanying instructions.

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Appendix 5

TRAINING AGREEMENT TERMINATION

message to business school

The company shall send the annulment to the professional school that has registered the training agreement ;

Notice what is stated in the accompanying instructions on the individual points ;

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Appendix 6

Negative List

The following vocational training will not be offered with school practice, cf. § 108, paragraph. 2 :

Aluminium operator

Bases and konditor

Beslagsby

Bogbinds

Boligmoning training

Boat mechanic

Bat Service Assistant

CNC Engineering Training

Pedagogical Assiggery Education

Pedagogical basic education

Digital media

Property Services Training

Electronics Operator

EventCoordinator

Peach Item Assistant

Film and TV production training

Finance training

Fitnesinstructor

Airplane mechanic

Supply Operator

Photographer

Hairdresser's students recorded in the elementary before 1. July 2008)

Frontline PC supporter

Frontline Radio / TV supporter

Glarmaster

Severin Technician

Greenkeeper

Harbor and Terminal training

Hospital-class assistant

The hotel and leisure assistant

Industrial repairman

Industry Operator

Industrial slabes

Industrial Welder

Office Services

Cosmetic

Customer Contact Center Training

Retail Technician

Agricultural training

Airport training

Lock Assistant

Maritime craft class

Mejerist

Metalsmith

Model Scountdown

Montageoperator

NDT Technician

Oil-growing technician

Orthaedist

Float Handler

Passenger transport training

Plastswelder

Porcelain coals

Pofrat training

Pottery

Process Operator

Stakeholder

Concierge

Saving

Series graph

Service Assistant (students preoccupied in the elementary before 1. July 2008)

Security guard

Skibblackcanker

Shiptechnician

Cases

Oh, you rock.

Social and health education

Social and health education

Stenmason

Stukkatur

Supporting itekniks

Tagcovers

Tarmcleaner

Theatre, exhibition and eventings

Waiter

Train preparation training

Road Carriage Training

Veterinary nurse

Vindmill Technician

Tool Sliber

Pane-metal tubes

Edelsmith

Pure-stone

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Appendix 7

Access Limit to School internship

Access limits have been laid down for school practice in the following vocational training, cf. § 39, paragraph. 1 :

Plant structor, construction structor and embros

Data and communication training

Dyrepasser

Electrician

Electronics and sponge flow training

Office training with specialties

Trucktrucksca

Mechanic

Personal trucksca

Snedker

Technical Designer

Building training for training