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Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
What is Birmingham's European Vocational College?
A college that provides participating companies with a training programme
for strategically important employees of the future.
Why do we need a European Vocational College?
Birmingham is Europe's tenth largest financial centre with 60% of its
workforce employed in growth industry. There is a need to diversify Birmingham's
economic base and find new markets for products and services in Europe.
Who is involved in Birmingham's European Vocational College?
Birmingham City Council, Birmingham & Solihull Training Enterprise Council,
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, Matthew Boulton College, European Vocational
College London, German and French Chambers of Commerce
Benefits of Birmingham's European Vocational College to employers?
Improve trade with European, Employer involvement in the programmes at
each stage, Business support from the from the Council International Unit
and the Chambers European Unit, Cultural and trade packs provided by the
Council's International team, Development of multi-skilled and flexible
employees
Benefits of Birmingham's European Vocational College to employees?
Development of employees transferable skills, Cross European language,
cultural and business competencies, Guarantee of high quality training
and completion rate
When does the Birmingham's European Vocational Begin?
Late September 2000
How can I obtain further information about Birmingham's European Vocational
College?
Please contact Louise Buttrum or Tom Lloyd at Matthew Boulton College,
on 0121 446 4545