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On the mountain. (usc) The Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) started a pilot project together with the job center in the ISE language and vocational training center to provide people with a migrant background with a job in the cleaning and housekeeping professions.
The European Social Fund (ESF) and the Amberg-Sulzbach job center each support 45 percent of the course for reintegration into the labor market. ISE takes care of the rest. Experience to date shows that there is great demand on the local labor market in the area of geriatric care.
The aim of the job center, employment agency and the ISE language and vocational training center in Amberg was to remedy the staff shortage. This special retraining offer was aimed at job seekers, especially people with a migration background and refugees.
The fact that this job in warehouse logistics is no longer the domain of men was also reflected in the composition of the group of participants, three of the four participants being female. They had to go to school under difficult conditions, figuratively speaking, because when the starting bell rang for their retraining on March 16, 2020, the first pandemic-related lockdown also began.
The unemployment rate of the individual participants in such courses usually lasts for very different periods, with most of them not having found work for a long time. In the new course, men and women from very different nations came to school: in addition to Germans, there were also participants from Syria, Iraq, Slovakia, Kazakhstan and Romania.
On the mountain. (usc) Joy and pride were reflected in the faces of the twelve men and women from ten different nations when they received their “nursing assistant” certificate at the ISE Language and Vocational Training Center after almost ten months of qualification measures funded by the European Social Fund (ESF). were allowed. This course also had to overcome Corona hurdles.
On the mountain. (usc) The course participants come from Kazakhstan, Brazil, Russia, Eritrea, Iraq, the Philippines and Germany and have the career goal of becoming a specialist in the hospitality industry with an IHK degree. They created the basis for this with the one-year practical pre-qualification at the ISE language and vocational training center in Amberg. At the same time, some interested parties began pre-qualification in the HoGa area (hotel and catering industry).
