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Who are we?

We are a non-profit organization working since 1994 to support the professional and social integration of job seekers and migrants through training, employment measures, and counseling services. Our activities include further education, professional training, language and integration courses, and youth encounters.

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Who are we?

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  1. Who are we? • Bildung und Integration e.V.: Education and Integration • Non profit organisation • Founded in 1994 • Operating jointly with EBA Europäische Bildungsakademie • Currently 5 fulltime and 5 part-time staff, 2 volunteer

  2. Mission • Supporting professional andsocialintegrationofjobseekersthroughtrainingandemploymentmeasuresandcounselingservices. • Supportingthegoalofpreparingyoungpeople (migrant) totherequirementsoftheinformationsocietythrough Youth projectsand IT workinggroups • Integration ofmigrantsthroughlanguagecourses

  3. Target groups • Migrantsfrom Eastern Europe / Turkey / Africa, Asia and LatinAmerica • All kindsof Job Seekersfromdifferent backgrounds • Youth and children

  4. Our activities • Further Education and professional training • Language and integration courses • Youth encounters

  5. Professional Training • Target Group: LongtermUnemployed / 80% Migrant Background • Professional Training Coursesfinancedbythe German Employment Agency forlong-term unemployedincluding: • Business English • Accountability • Geriatric Care • BuildingCleaning • SafetySpecialist

  6. Motivation for professional Training • Gettingbasic professional skillsandcompetencies • Gettinga practicalexperienceandtherefore a chancetobetakenoverby an employer • Access toinformationaboutdemandsof Labour Market • Getting a certificatetoprovethedevelopmentoftheirskills • New strategy: offeringvocationallearningexperiencesthrough Leonardo PLM mobilities in UK and Spain tomotivatelearnersandimprove international keycompetences

  7. Integration • Integration Courses-financedby Federal Agency for Migration and Refugees (BAMF): • LiteracyCourses • Language courseforMigrants / levelB1 and B2

  8. How do we motivate our learners • Laying out information in EmploymentOficce (ifunemployedtheycangetcoursefinanced) • Advertisement • Distributing Letters toneigborhoodsaroundourcentres • MouthbyMouth • Motivation tolearnthe German Language andtohave a betterchancetointegrate in German Society

  9. Who are our learners? • 70% Migrants • 60% Female / 40% Male • Age from 18 – 65 (maingroup: 30-50) • Currentemploymentstatus: 100% unemployed • Socioeconomicbackground: on employmentbenefits 90% / 10% selfpayers • Level ofeducation: LeavingCertificate 80% / Training Certificate 15% / Diploma 5% / Third leveldegree 5% / Post graduates: 2%

  10. „Neighbourhood Kitchen – healthy kids“

  11. „Neighbourhood Kitchen – healthy kids“ • TARGET GROUP: • Parents and children from disadvantaged background (specially long term unemployees) and migrants (70%)

  12. „Neighbourhood Kitchen – healthy kids“ • OBJECTIVES: • Teaching abouthealthydiet • Preventingobesityandotherdiseasesrelatedto an unhealthydiet • Teaching competencies in the fields of media relations and consulting

  13. „Neighbourhood Kitchen – healthy kids“ • RESULTS: • Acquiredknowledge in thefieldofhealthynutritionandconsulting • Participantslearnedtotakeindependentactions in thefieldofcooking • Strengtenedself-esteemofparticipants • Improvedchancesofintegrationintothelabormarket

  14. Main partners and supporters EBA cooperates closely with a wide variety of different actors and networks and receives financial support by state-funded program schemes (i.e. under the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, the Federal Jobs Employment Agency, the European Social Fund (in cooperation with the Federal State of Berlin).  The quality of all activities is ensured by a quality management system which is certified under the DEKRA QM pur and AZWV / ISO 9001:2008 standards.

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