Vocational Maturity Certificate (BM)

Conveying complex topics in a clear and practical way.

Our digital BM modules bring Education for Sustainable Development into the classroom – tailored to the framework curriculum and ready for immediate use in Technology & Environment and IDAF. Learners understand the interrelationships between the environment, society and technology, and analyse topics such as climate change, the circular economy and data with confidence.

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Digital courses for the vocational baccalaureate

Easy to use and clearly structured from a teaching perspective

Our modules can be used in the classroom with minimal extra effort, either individually or in combination.

Modules – Technology & Environment

  • Fundamentals of Systems
    how systems work and are interconnected

  • Natural systems
    The structure and interactions of biological systems

  • Understanding climate data
    Analysing data, identifying and interpreting patterns

  • Sustainable development
    Key concepts, conflicting objectives and proposed solutions

  • Cycles
    Understanding material cycles, CO₂ flows and resources

  • Technology
    Innovations and their impact on society and the environment

  • Ecology
    Interdependencies and dynamics in natural habitats

In-depth study & networking (suitable for IDAF)

  • Circular economy
    Understanding principles and applying them to real-world systems

  • Understanding climate data
    Analysing and critically interpreting data

  • Narratives on environmental issues
    The difference between facts, perception and communication

Relevance – Link to the Framework Curriculum

  • Anchored in the Framework Curriculum for the Vocational Maturity Certificate (Technology & Environment)

  • Supports competence-based teaching

  • Promotes systemic and networked thinking

  • Suitable for IDAF and project-based formats

Benefits for teachers

  • Ready to use

  • Clearly structured for teaching purposes

  • Reduced preparation time

  • Easy to integrate into lessons

  • Engaging and motivating for learners

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Tailor-made learning modules

We adapt existing content to your needs or work with you to develop new learning programmes: tailored to your sector, learning objectives and teaching context.

From individual modules to entire learning formats, we support you every step of the way, from the initial idea through to implementation.

Here’s how we work together:

  1. Clarify requirements

    Defining objectives, framework conditions and use in the classroom

  2. Select or create a format

    Adapt existing modules or design new content

  3. Implementation & Roll-out

    Adapt for teaching purposes and make it ready for use

  4. Use in lessons or practical training sessions

    Use directly in class or in inter-company courses

  5. Optional: Support & professional development

    Support with implementation and further development

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Schools

Schools where our content is already being taught

  • Logo of the Winterthur Vocational Training School featuring a green lion and the text ‘BBW Berufsbildungsschule Winterthur’.
    BBW Winterthur
  • Logo of the Canton of Lucerne featuring a blue rectangle and black text.
    BBZB Luzern
  • Logo of the Aarau Vocational School, abbreviated to bsa, in blue and orange lettering.
    BSA Aarau
  • The logo of the German Dental Association (BZÄK) in black, surrounded by a stylised dental instrument in blue and red.
    BZWU Wil-Uzwil
  • Logo of the ‘IPH’ institution featuring the words ‘Industry’, ‘Services’ and ‘Fashion Design’, along with the text ‘An institution of the Canton of Bern’.
    IDM Thun
  • A logo featuring the text ‘bzw uri’ in black on a white background, framed by a green line.
    BWZ Uri

Partners

Organisations we work with

Implementation partner

  • The logo of the Limmattal Education Centre, featuring a lion on the left-hand side and blue text reading ‘Limmattal Education Centre for Logistics and Technology’.
    Bildungszentrum Limmattal
  • A logo featuring the text 'éducation21' in shades of black, pink and green.
    éducation21
  • Logo of the Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (EHB) featuring a colourful geometric symbol and text in German.
    EHB
  • The OPEA Switzerland logo, consisting of a red circle featuring a stylised black lock and nail, with the red letters ‘OPEA’ and the black word ‘Switzerland’ beneath it.
    EPEA Switzerland
  • Logo featuring a stylised yellow letter 'g' and the text 'next-generations'
    Next Generations
  • Circular Economy Switzerland logo.
    Circular Economy Switzerland

Funding partners

  • Logo of the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment featuring a red shield and a white cross, with the name written in several languages below.
    BAFU
  • Klimafonds Stadtwerk Winterthur
  • The Migros Pionierfonds logo, featuring a heart-shaped symbol made up of blue and orange elements, with the text ‘MIGROS Pionierfonds’ alongside it.
    Migros Pionierfonds
  • Logo of the 3F0 Foundation, featuring a grey title and a combination of green numbers and letters on a white background.
    Stiftung 3F0
  • The Walld Foundation logo, featuring the word ‘Walld’ in large red letters, with ‘Stiftung’ in blue lettering below, and a stylised mandala motif beneath that
    Stiftung Walidad

Want to incorporate sustainability into your lessons?

Ready-made modules for the vocational baccalaureate or bespoke learning modules for your classes – get in touch with us.

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