Bayerische Rahmenvereinbarung für die Deutschsprachförderung von Azubis verlängert
Update Explained
The framework agreement in Bavaria to support German language learning for apprentices with migration backgrounds, initially established in 2020, has been extended until July 2026. This agreement involves several parties, including the Bavarian State Ministry for Education, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF), and various Bavarian trade and industry organizations. Its primary aim is to help apprentices with migration backgrounds overcome language barriers that might hinder their vocational training. As part of this initiative, BAMF-funded vocational language courses are provided for these apprentices to help them succeed in their training. Over 400 apprentices in sectors such as healthcare, crafts, and the hospitality industry have benefited from these courses as of June 2023. The extension of the agreement seeks to further integrate language support into the daily routine of apprenticeships in Bavaria, ensuring better employment prospects for participants.
What changed
The framework agreement for German language support for apprentices with migration backgrounds has been extended until July 2026.
Why it matters
Apprentices in Bavaria with migration backgrounds will continue to receive support to improve their German language skills through vocational language courses, aiding their integration and success in vocational training.
Who is affected
- Apprentices with migration backgrounds in Bavaria
- Educational and vocational institutions involved in apprentice training
Key dates
End
Jul 1, 2026
Key details
- Over 400 apprentices in fields such as healthcare, crafts, and hospitality have participated in the program as of June 2023.
- The framework agreement was initially established in 2020 and involves cooperation among various Bavarian educational and employment institutions.