On the mountain. (usc) If each of the course participants had spoken in their native language at the graduation ceremony of the ISE integration course, there would have been a Babylonian confusion of languages. But 21 men and women showed that they can communicate quite well with each other in German. ISE Education Officer Peter Blendowski was full of praise for the predominantly very good results in the language test.
“Buenos dias” was how the participants from the Dominican Republic greeted me, “Sawadee khap” were the first words of our guest from Thailand, “Mahabar” was what the participants from Syria called out to me and “Jó napot” was how Hungarian participants entered the room. Also heard were “ruuz bakheyr”, “Miredita”, “dzien dobry”, “Kalimera”, “Buon Giorno” and “dobar dan”.
On the mountain. (usc) Rapid linguistic and professional integration of refugees from unsafe countries of origin, but also of EU citizens who have moved here and recognized asylum seekers, is a task that the ISE Language and Vocational Training Center has set itself the goal of, as an important partner of job centers, employment agencies and Federal Office for Migration and Refugees. Current educational measures are already showing success. From two courses, 13 of 27 participants found employment during the course.
Amberg The ISE language and vocational training center can now look forward to the 35th successful integration course. This German language course with a recognized certificate took place from April 8th, 2013 to November 18th, 2013 in the ISE premises at Kaiser-Ludwig-Ring 9 in Amberg. In addition to the good exam results, the ISE Language and Vocational Training Center is pleased with the positive feedback from participants, who confidently recommend the 6-month language course due to the good quality of education and the good atmosphere. Below is some feedback from some participants:
There was also reason to be happy at the ISE Language and Vocational Training Center on Friday, February 8th, 2013: The course participants were presented with certificates for the successful completion of the integration course in Amberg. The German language course began on May 29, 2012 and was successfully completed on January 10, 2013 with the orientation course on the topic of Germany.
Managing director Peter Blendowski from the ISE Language and Vocational Training Center congratulated the course participants on their good results. The aim of the course, namely to prepare immigrants to participate equally in life in Germany, was achieved. Mr. Rohrer from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees pointed out that only good language skills can ensure success on the job market.
“Learning Place Town Hall” offered an interesting program – “The World in the Classroom”
“We have the world in the classroom,” says the contact person for language courses at the ISE Language and Vocational Training Center and lecturer Gabriele Stucke. Twenty participants from twelve nations are attending their current integration course, which includes a total of 660 hours and focuses particularly on learning the German language.
After about three months, the 33rd integration course at the ISE Language and Vocational Training Center came to a successful end. The language course was led by our lecturer Urszula Deckert and continuously supervised by Nina Korbmacher.
