1. Most demanded competences and study of the labour market Schools association for improving ICT vocational training Leonardo Da Vinci Partnership 2010-1-ES1-LEO04-20657

2. Dutch educational system

3. The Albeda College (MBO school) offers middle level vocational ICT training (MBO). This middle level training has three levels. MBO level 1 offers no ICT vocational training

4. Levels In the Netherlands in the middle level vocational training (MBO) we have basically three levels in computer science vocational training: The lower level Dutch vocational ICT training (MBO 2, EQF level 2) – ICT employee The intermediate level Dutch vocational ICT training (MBO 3, EQF level 3) - ICT management employee The higher level Dutch vocational ICT training (MBO 4) is EQF level 4 – ICT manager, Network manager, Application developer, Security manager

5. Dutch labour market MBO level general vs ICT

6. Dutch MBO ICT education MBO participants en MBO diplomas

7. Job opportunities MBO ICT the seven Dutch regions red = bad, green = good

8. Trends in Dutch ICT Less steady jobs, more often temporary employment Work indepentent of place and time Smartphones and I-pads Life long learning, everyone digital Social networks Durability Cloud computing Security

9. Job opportunities MBO ICT different specialities

10. MBO ICT Jobs red = not for emloyees without work experience

11. MBO ICT Jobs Growth in job opportunities

12. Number of MBO ICT students and diplomas 2006-2011

13. Development of job opportunities 20012

14. Expected demand for employees hardware – software – services - telecom

15. Economical climate ICT sector

16. Links for job offers http://www.nationalevacaturebank.nl/vacature/bladeren/I CT/1 http://www.it-vacatures.stepstone.nl/ http://www.ictergezocht.nl/ http://www.loketmboict.nl/