What is the German Chamber of Crafts? Review of the German Chamber of Crafts

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All handicraft enterprises in Germany must join the association and be supervised and managed by the association. Education and training related to handicrafts are coordinated, training plans are formulated, and assessments are conducted by the handicraft association. The handicraft association has schools of all majors related to handicrafts and other types of vocational schools. Students must be assessed by the handicraft association and issued relevant professional qualification certificates.

The German Vocational Education Act stipulates that all employees of German companies must have a skill certificate from the German HWK (Handicraft Association). The HWK training courses cover more than 300 professions, including automobile inspection and maintenance technology, CNC technology, painting, sheet metal, funeral industry, yacht manufacturing, sailboat manufacturing, etc. The training includes multiple levels and multiple contents. Among them, the highest level of vocational training - Master, is regarded as the "Bosch degree" in the field of applied technology. According to the German Vocational Education Act, all employees who enter the company must have an HWK skill qualification certificate.

The HWK certificate is an officially recognized professional qualification certificate in Germany. It provides qualification certification for members of the Handicraft Association. This certificate has extremely high value in the European Union and the world, and is widely respected by German companies around the world.

The German Handicrafts Association has branches throughout Germany based on regions, such as the Freiburg Handicrafts Association, the Saar Handicrafts Association, the Frankfurt Handicrafts Association, the Trier Handicrafts Association, the Palatinate Handicrafts Association, the Ruhr Handicrafts Association, and so on.

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