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Centres for Innovative Craftsmanship are based on close cooperation between VET providers, higher education institutions, companies and public authorities and provide a sector-led approach to trainings provision that is tailored to meet labour market needs. Centres were initially established in the field of new technologies, responding to a confirmed of skilled workers. The number of centres continues to grow, however, and now extends to a range of different sectors including healthcare, life sciences, agriculture and design. CICs provide work-based learning to students in upper-secondary VET programmes and in tertiary-level alternance programmes, the latter balancing both theoretical and practical training input. In this respect, there are two kinds of centre, namely: Centres for Innovative Craftsmanship (recognised as a part of regular VET provision) and Centres for Expertise (a part of the Higher Education sector) with learners able to ultimately move on from VET to HE. In the first two years of the programme, learners spend around one-third of their time in work-based training. During the third and final year, work-based training can represent up to 90% of the course. Training can conduct at specific education and training institutes, at research centres on onsite within the premises of the participating employer. The initiative is based on public-private partnerships involving VET institutions, enterprises (SMEs) and public bodies with overall coordination undertaken the National Platform for Science and Technology (Platform Bèta Techniek).


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