Amberg (usc) In the area of care, there is a great need for qualified personnel with currently 4.23 million people in need of care. Rainer Liermann, representing the job center, referred to this when saying goodbye to eight newly qualified nursing assistants. The qualification measure at ISE was co-financed by the European Social Fund.
When saying goodbye to the course participants, team leader Rainer Liermann and supervisor Ute Hansmann from the job center emphasized the very good career prospects and praised their perseverance in learning the versatile, varied work in nursing.
Course leader Thomas Klein acknowledged the great willingness to work in nursing in view of the great need for qualified nursing staff. This job offers very good career opportunities.
ISE managing director Eva Weber emphasized the teamwork and ambition of the course participants, a prerequisite for successful completion. She particularly mentioned the very good, reliable cooperation with the Amberg and Amberg-Sulzbach job centers, as it was now the eleventh successful measure in Amberg and the second measure is running at the same time in Weiden.
This qualification measure was funded/funded 50 percent by the European Social Fund and 20 percent by state funds. The job centers and the ISE educational institution take care of the rest.
The funding is intended to improve the qualifications and labor market opportunities of the long-term unemployed and the unemployed. The aim for the participants is to improve and/or restore employability. This should be achieved through a combination of professional qualifications and social-educational support and, if possible, lead to integration into the labor market.
Three participants from the course started in the meantime her one-year training as a nursing assistant, a woman a three-year training as a nursing assistant. Another woman, who comes from Afghanistan, has already found full-time work in a retirement home in Amberg.