Traditionally, Greek education has favored general education over vocational training, but there's growing recognition of the need for vocational development to address issues like youth unemployment. The government is pushing for reforms to promote vocational training as a valuable educational option.
MC Metropolitan College, known for its quality tertiary education, partnered with VET by EHL, a leading hospitality business school, to enhance its vocational offerings. This move aimed to align with Greece's vocational training agenda and attract more students.
To ensure success, MC implemented strategies like defining partnership concepts early, securing senior management support, and planning marketing activities. These efforts aimed to localize solutions and maintain quality assurance. The partnership led to increased education quality, maintained autonomy for MC, expanded student enrollment, and improved graduate employability. By leveraging EHL's curriculum and practices, MC enhanced its vocational offerings effectively.
Collaborations between public stakeholders and private institutions are vital for improving vocational education and employment outcomes in Greece. Partnerships like MC Metropolitan College and VET by EHL pave the way for economic growth and opportunities by promoting high-quality vocational education. Download the case study to get greater insights into this partnership and tips for success.