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 Abstract submission deadline was the 8th of February, 2024

Submissions

Submissions concerning any aspects of vocational education and training (VET) are welcome – the conference theme will hopefully be an inspiration – but other VET-related topics are most welcome.  

Languages

Papers and presentations could be in English, Danish, Norwegian or Swedish. Each session will include presentations either in English or in Nordic languages, i.e., English, and Nordic languages are not mixed in the same session.

Preparing the submission

Before you submit your abstract, be prepared to include information about: The title, the abstract, author/s and affiliation/s, presentation format (see below), type of work (research; development project; work in progress), presentation language, and 1-5 keywords.

The abstract

The abstract should be max 500 words and include the following:

  1. Framing – general description, aim, theoretical framework (max 200 words)
  2. Methods or methodology (max 100 words)
  3. Results or expected outcomes (max 100 words)
  4. References – only the most important references (max 100 words).

 

A program track for vocational teachers and trainers

The Nordyrk network is committed to enhancing the connection between research and practice and serving different target groups – including teachers and others working in this diverse educational sector. For this reason, the Nordyrk 2024 conference will have a special one-day track specifically intended for vocational teachers and trainers (on Tuesday June 4).

The presentations in this track will focus on issues especially relevant to VET teachers and trainers. The presentations can for example describe ongoing development work: what was seen as a challenge or problem, what was designed to improve practices, and what kind of outcomes are expected or have been observed. The purpose of the track is to provide an opportunity to discuss on-going practice-oriented work with other experts in the field.

Authors are encouraged to indicate whether their contribution is particularly relevant to these practitioners in the field of VET.  

Presentation format

There are four different presentation formats