Collaborating MBO institutions (CVECK-NL)

Within CVECK-NL (Caribbean Vocational Education Council of the Kingdom of the Netherlands – NL) MBO institutions in the Netherlands jointly work on the development of vocational education within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The network connects MBO institutions with SBO and MBO educational institutions in the Caribbean part of the Kingdom. By combining knowledge and expertise, the partners contribute to strong vocational training on the islands and to the student success of Caribbean students who are enrollled in MBO education in the Netherlands.

CVECK-NL is part of the broader network of the Strategic Education Alliance (SEA) and works together with other education networks within the Kingdom.

Affiliated MBO institutions

The following MBO institutions work together within CVECK-NL:

  • ROC van Amsterdam
  • Summa
  • ROC Mondriaan
  • Albeda
  • Zadkine
  • ROC Midden Nederland
  • Noorderpoort

These institutions have extensive experience with both international cooperation within the Kingdom and with supervising students from the Caribbean part of the Kingdom.

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Shared ambition

The collaborating MBO institutions are jointly committed to:

Fortifying MBO education in the Caribbean part of the Kingdom
Through cooperation between study programs, teacher professionalization and curriculum development, the institutions contribute to sustainable educational development on the islands.

Increasing the student success of Caribbean MBO students in the Netherlands
Within the network, MBO institutions share knowledge and experiences about guidance, onboarding and mentoring of students from the Caribbean part of the Kingdom.

Activities

cooperation between MBO and SBO institutions in the Kingdom

  • cooperation between MBO and SBO institutions in the Kingdom
  • exchange of knowledge and good practices between programs
  • Lecturer professionalization and educational development
  • sectoral cooperation between training courses
  • knowledge sharing about guidance and study success of Caribbean students