About us

Net4VET is an online platform created to connect and empower the vocational
education and training (VET) community in the Western Balkans, including VET providers, companies, policymakers, and professionals involved in vocational education and training.

We aim to foster collaboration, knowledge sharing, and innovation to strengthen the region’s vocational training ecosystem.

Why Net4VET?

For VET Providers:

Showcase your programs, discover best practices, and connect with businesses seeking skilled employees.
For Companies:

Find qualified trainees and graduates, collaborate with VET providers on curriculum development, and stay informed about the latest trends in vocational training.
For All Stakeholders:

Access valuable resources, explore best practices, and discover opportunities to contribute to a thriving VET ecosystem.

Key Features:

Interactive map

Explore and connect with VET providers and enterprises across the region.

Knowledge Hub

Discover a wealth of information, including best practices, guidelines, case studies, and funding opportunities.

Event Calendar

Discover upcoming events, webinars, and workshops related to VET.

Community

Connect with other VET professionals, share ideas, and stay up-to-date on hot VET topics.

Join the Net4VET community today

and contribute to a vibrant and thriving VET ecosystem in the Western Balkans!

About the Regional Challenge Fund

The Regional Challenge Fund (RCF) enhances the sustainable competitiveness of businesses in the WB6 on the way to the EU single market through financing VET providers addressing skill needs in cooperation with companies.

RCF is a financing facility designed to support the economic growth and competitiveness of businesses in the Western Balkan 6 by financing cooperative training projects implemented through partnerships with enterprises. The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development commissioned 64.43 million EUR for the RCF, and the Swiss Government, represented by the SDC Swiss Development Cooperation, co-financed an additional 10 million EUR. The funds were commissioned to the KfW Development Bank and executed by the Western Balkans 6 Chamber Investment Forum (WB6-CIF), a joint initiative of chambers of commerce from the region.