13:00-16:00, only after appointment
Support for immigrants on the subject of training — PIAzA
In this project, immigrants are supported in their search for an education, in the writing of application documents and in their preparation for the job interview.
Companies and trainees can be advised for up to six months during their training.
- Currently, many apprenticeship positions — especially in the skilled trades — remain unfilled despite good career prospects.
- At the same time, there are many young immigrants in Germany — who are highly motivated and have good prospects of staying.
Young immigrants have an increased need for support and information in their search for a suitable apprenticeship. They need information about the German vocational training system and the variety of possible occupations. Support is needed in selecting a suitable occupation, finding training places, preparing applications and preparing for job interviews. The company needs help in coping with legal requirements for foreigners and targeted support in the event of difficulties arising during the training, e.g. in the form of training-related assistance (AbH).
PIAzA is a “caretaker project” as part of the “Integration through Training — Prospects for Immigrants” program of the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Tourism. In the PIAzA project, young immigrants from all vocational schools in Karlsruhe are supported in their search for internships or apprenticeships. The companies and trainees can receive advice on questions and problems for up to six months after starting their training.
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This offer is gratis
Kaiserallee 12d, 76133 Karlsruhe