Integration into the previously foreign Germany and into an employment relationship subject to social insurance contributions is the aim of the special educational measures “Focus on Career and Work” at the ISE language and vocational training center for people with a migration background. The job center takes over the financing.
On the mountain. (usc) “We must not waste time unnecessarily in integrating refugees.” The head of the Amberg-Sulzbach job center, Sonja Schleicher, emphasized this during a visit to the ISE education center. A two-month bridging measure was run there to impart basic knowledge of German to predominantly young refugees.
Rapid integration of refugees and other newcomers not only into a culture that is previously unknown to them, but also into employment subject to social insurance is a major task that still needs to be accomplished. There are already initial reports of success. They come from the job center and the ISE Language and Vocational Training Center Amberg.
On the mountain. (usc) Analou Blank from the Philippines, Maia Tabutsadze from Georgia, Shiva Khalli from Iran, Muthana Al Odat and Mohammad Mousa, both from Syria, are essentially “model students” from ISE opposite the Amberg job center. There you will attend a measure to impart specialist skills and professional qualifications in the industrial and commercial sectors. “You all already have an employment contract or training contract,” says ISE Managing Director Peter Blendowski happily.
