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Jet-Net: Bridging Industry and Education for a New Generation

Jet-Net, started in November 2002, is a collaboration among educational institutions, government, and companies to address the shortage of higher education knowledge and focus on technology. The program aims to promote the flow of students to technical colleges and increase interest in industry and technology careers. Through 1-on-1 collaborations, joint programs, and activities for students and teachers, Jet-Net has seen impressive growth in its reach over the years.

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Jet-Net: Bridging Industry and Education for a New Generation

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  1. A new generation for industry and technology

  2. Start Jet-Net November 2002

  3. Cooperationwithin Jet-Net • Educational institutions • Government • Companies LONG TERM VISION

  4. Why Jet-Net

  5. Focus of Jet-Net Shortage of HBO and WO Knowledge / Beta’s Havo and vwo • Little attention to technology • Supplier of HBO and WO • Profile selection • College selection • Profession orientation

  6. Goal and procedure Goal: Promote the flow of havo/vwo students to higher science technical college. Dual approach: • Adding context to the teaching of the ß-subjects  lower barriers • Showcasing career prospects in industry and technology  increase attraction

  7. Goals and procedure • 1 on 1 collaboration between school and company • Commitment school & company • Jet-Net ‘contract’ • Joint program and quality development • Curriculum • 80 – 20 rule, learning by doing • Activities in junior and senior high school years • Employees are ambassadors of their discipline • Havo and vwo students – teachers and parents • National annual activities for teachers and students

  8. Jet-Net 8 bedrijven 20 scholen 5 bedrijven 4 wachtlijst 1 3 scholen 5 wachtlijst 8 bedrijven 1 1 scholen 3 bedrijven 5 wachtlijst 4 scholen 4 wachtlijst 5 bedrijven 6 scholen 11 wachtlijst 12 bedrijven 1 7 scholen 4 wachtlijst 10 bedrijven 25 scholen 10 wachtlijst 7 bedrijven 18 scholen 10 bedrijven 13 wachtlijst 15 scholen 10 wachtlijst 14 bedrijve n 1 bedrijf 19 scholen 2 scholen 3 wachtlijst 4 wachtlijst 7 bedrijven 12 scholen 21 bedrijven 6 wachtlijst 1 4 s cholen 6 wachtlijst 91 Companies 31 Partners 175 Schools

  9. Results: growth Jet-Net over 10 years • 91 Jet-Net companies, 31 Partners • >600 activities per year • 175 active Jet-Net schools • >60.000 students per year • 4.000 students Career Days in 2013 • 80schools on the waiting list

  10. Jet-Net Companies

  11. Results Inflow Higher Education/ Technology and Science

  12. Participation Jet-Net • Benefits for the Jet-Net Company • Highly motivated staff • Enthusiasm • Network • Profiling • Wider Labour Market

  13. Support Barroso: “Jet-Net is a Powerfulexample in Europe” • Kleisterlee: “Inspiring young people for science and technology is our commitment towards • Jet-Net and a knowledge based economy”

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