Care internships are being exploited as diploma factories, with students receiving credentials without real hands-on experience—some placements have no clients, others log fake hours. The AOb union warns this isn’t just fraud, it’s a public safety crisis in healthcare training. The Education Inspectorate and MBO Raad are already sounding alarms, while schools struggle to supervise. The ministry wants tighter oversight, but the union argues supervisors are overburdened and calls for pre-vetting companies by teachers and the SBB. This isn’t just about students—it’s about protecting the integrity of vital care professions and ensuring diplomas reflect real skills, not scams.
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