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Berufsförderungswerk Düren

Zentrum für berufliche Bildung blinder und sehbehinderter Menschen

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Projects in the Berufsförderungswerk Düren

National and European projects of the BFW Düren

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Projects are planned, organized and mainly carried out in the research and Development department of the BFW Düren. In 1998 the R&D section was founded within the BFW Düren to start researches concerning vocational rehabilitation for people with visually handicaps and to develop new and innovative products and courses, which will be afterwards implemented in the holistic services of the Berufsförderungswerk Düren. This work of the R&D section is carried out within national or European funded projects and usually in collaboration with other research institutes and/or other German or European training centres.

The R&D section focuses its work on two main topics:

1. Labour market research and developing new strategies for vocational training and job placement

2. IT development which includes the development of IT or e-learning training courses and software


If you are interested in the final reports or the several project products, please contact us with the contact-form at the bottom of this page.

Overview actual projects

  • Medizinische Tastuntersucherin MTU (German)
    Nationwide transfer of qualification of visually impaired blind woman in tactile diagnostics of breast cancer
  • ICFProViP
    Developing a training course concerning ICF classification system for professionals in education centres for people with visual impairment.

Overview past projects

  • MEBUS/Let's Vitalize
    Developing a training course for IT trainer to educate ViP
  • MARQUISA/UMBRELLA
    Developing a training course long term unemployed ViP
  • EVASA
    Developing a training course long term unemployed ViP with low qualification
  • PROBAT I-III
    Developing a helpdesk software for Microsoft Office optimized for blind computer-user.
  • PROBIQ
    Developing a BORLAND 5.0 C++training course for ViP
  • SOBES
    Developing an interactive and case-sensitive diagnosis software to analyze the optimal computer setup for computer users with visual handicaps
  • E-Learn-ViP
    Evaluation of available E-Learning products for ViP.

  • PROVIPTRAIN
    Developing a modular training course for trainer in institutes for ViP.
  • PROZESS
    Self diagnosis software for eye test considering computer setup and driving licence
  • PRIAMOS
    Pilot project for empowering people with low vision to achieve a driving licence by using Bioptics and technical driving assistance systems
  • SEE-ViP
    E-Learning project to develope an accessible LMS and CBT. Creating blended learning courses for the subjects English and Information Management.
  • ValorViP
    Evaluation of EC funded project for the target group of visually impaired people.
  • DICOMP-S.NET
    Developing a free screenreader
  • Discovering Hands (R)
    Education of blind women as doctors assistant in palpation diagnostics.

  • AHVIIT-ACCESS
    Developing innovative audio-tactile learning materials
  • eYES
    Creation of an e-learning interface for the blind and the visually impaired
  • E-COVIP
    Developing a network and certified blended learning course for E-Learning Coaches for visually impaired people
  • KnowProViP
    Developing a Knowledge Management and training system for trainers who educate:
    - visually impaired
    - and elderly people
    - immigrants
  • Step Towards Light
    Adaptation of the vocational training system "Telephone operator" and "phonotypist" to the vocational training system of Turkey


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