Berufssprachkurse erhöhen Chancen von Auszubildenden auf erfolgreichen Berufsabschluss
Update Explained
A new framework agreement has been signed to implement vocational language courses in dual vocational education, specifically targeting apprentices with migration backgrounds in Berlin. These courses aim to enhance the language skills of apprentices to help them successfully complete their vocational training. The courses, organized by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF), are conducted at vocational schools and upper secondary centers in Berlin. They provide the necessary competencies for apprentices to succeed in both school and practical workplace environments, thereby reducing the risk of training dropouts and helping address skilled labor shortages in Berlin. Initiated by the BAMF, these courses also have the backing of various educational and labor institutions, emphasizing a commitment to long-term cooperation for the benefit of apprentices.
What changed
A new framework agreement has been established to enhance language support for apprentices with a migration background in Berlin's dual vocational education system.
Why it matters
Apprentices with migration backgrounds in Berlin will have access to specially designed language courses that support their vocational training, aiming to improve their chances of successful completion and reduce dropout rates.
Who is affected
- Apprentices with a migration background
- Vocational schools and training providers in Berlin
Key details
- The vocational language courses are organized and funded by the BAMF.
- Courses are conducted at vocational schools and upper secondary centers in Berlin.
- The initiative supports the language needs of apprentices to thrive in dual vocational training environments.