Abensberg vocational training center
Abensberg vocational training center | |
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type of school | Vocational training center |
founding | 1978 |
address |
Regensburger Strasse 60, |
place | Abensberg |
country | Bavaria |
Country | Germany |
Coordinates | 48 ° 49 '37 " N , 11 ° 51' 57" E |
carrier | Catholic youth welfare of the Diocese of Regensburg e. V. |
student | 450 places (as of January 1, 2020) |
management | Hans-Christian Sauer |
Website | www.bbw-abensberg.de |
The BBW St. Franziskus Abensberg ( BBW Abensberg ) is a vocational training center for initial vocational training and vocational preparation for physically or mentally impaired and disadvantaged young people. The institution is run by the Catholic Youth Welfare Organization of the Diocese of Regensburg e. V.
Location
The vocational training center is located in the Niederbayern administrative district in Abensberg , a small town in the Kelheim district .
history
- September 1975: The foundation stone is laid for the Abensberg vocational training center (BBW), a DM 42 million project. The media report: "A great social feat: 300 training positions for people with disabilities will be created."
- October 1978: Commissioning of the BBW. The first residents of the home are 34 schoolchildren and six schoolgirls who are taking part in the course to improve integration opportunities in the economy in the Cabriniheim Offenstetten
- September 1979: The technical school for curative care is opened
- September 1997: The residential offer will be a mother-child group expands
- April 1998: The quality management system according to the ISO: 9001 (first BBW in Germany) certified
- September 1999: The residential offer is expanded to include a youth residential group for therapeutic education (HPJWG)
- November 1999: The BBW receives the social award from the Bavarian State Foundation for innovative development processes and commitment to progress in rehabilitation
- Autumn 2000: Establishment of an assessment center and the implementation of assessments for the Ministry of Social Affairs and the integration service
- March 2003: Model project: Participation and professional integration of people with autism in the primary labor market , funded by the Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs
- August 2003: New building of the curative educational youth living group (HPJWG)
- September 2006: Establishment and expansion of an underground detention avoidance group for Bavaria
- February 2007: Establishment and expansion of a social therapeutic residential group
- Autumn 2007: Development of "flexible outpatient youth welfare" at the request of the district youth welfare office in Kelheim
- January 2008: Successful expansion of our QM certificate according to ISO 9001: 2000, MAAS-BGW
- July 2013: Opening of the Abensberg Rehabilitation Academy
- January 2014: Admission of unaccompanied minor refugees
- August 2014: Establishment of a clearing house and residential facility for UMF in Landshut
- November 2018: 40th anniversary of the Abensberg vocational training center
- September 2019: 40th anniversary of the technical school for curative education care
- July 2020: Model project AUT 1 A: Sustainably improve employment of severely disabled people with autism in the general labor market, funded by the Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs , in cooperation with vocational training centers Bugenhagen and Lingen
tasks
With its 450 employees, the Abensberg vocational training center provides the following services for young people with disabilities and disadvantages: occupational diagnostics, vocational preparation and training. School education is provided by the associated vocational school. Differentiated forms of living and specialized services promote the personal development of the young participants and enable the care of complex disorders also within the framework of educational assistance.
The Catholic youth welfare organization of the Diocese of Regensburg is a registered association responsible for the St. Franziskus vocational training organization. The Catholic youth welfare in the diocese of Regensburg is the professional association responsible for church social work in the field of youth welfare and assistance for the disabled. As such, it is affiliated with the German Caritas Association and assigned to the Caritas Association for the Diocese of Regensburg at the diocese level.
Further offers in the BBW network are the technical school for curative education care in Abensberg, flexible assistance within the framework of the educational assistance of the district of Kelheim and the accompaniment and care of unaccompanied minor refugees.
Disorders
In the BBW, especially young people with learning, mental health, multiple disabilities and disadvantaged people take part in professional and social rehabilitation measures.
activities
Clarification of professional suitability
Aptitude assessment measures usually last 12 weeks and aim to support a well-founded career choice. During the course of the event, the participants are accompanied by experts from various professions.
Work trial
In order to find out in advance whether the requirements of a job match the skills of the person, the BBW St. Franziskus offers the measure of work trials as part of the job suitability diagnostics. The two- to four-week work trial takes place in a specific professional field under realistic training conditions.
Vocational training measure
In the vocational preparatory training measure (BvB), there is a differentiated and intensive preparation for vocational training or employment. Particular attention is paid to the teaching of professional skills as well as basic key qualifications, for example the development of sustainable learning and performance motivation and the development of social skills.
Education and qualifications
The training courses at the Abensberg vocational training center take place in almost all training courses in accordance with the training regulations issued by the competent Chamber of Crafts, the Chamber of Industry and Commerce or the government. As of April 2020, a total of 40 apprenticeships are being offered in 14 fields of activity.
In order to be able to deal with the problems and disorders of the trainees individually and professionally, a comparatively high number of trainers is employed at the BBW Abensberg. In the IT department of the BBW z. B. As of July 2020, 3 trainers are available for approx. 60 trainees. The department also has two educators to provide further support. In this way, the successful transfer of training content can be ensured without any problems.
Interlinked training
Well-founded training that enables you to stand on your own two feet requires a solid level of practical experience and contact with everyday work in the chosen profession. This practice is offered in the workshops, in our own real training companies, through a variety of internships in external companies and in the form of the program "Interlinked training with vocational training centers" (VAmB).
professional school
Small classes and a coordinated methodology and didactics are essential features for an individual transfer of knowledge and comprehensive support for students.
Grants
Case management
Case Management is the controlling specialist service in the BBW St. Franziskus, which advises and supports the participants in the admission process, during a pre-professional measure, vocational training and in all matters relating to the measure as well as in personal questions.
Psychological service
The multifaceted activities as accompaniment and support include a. advising participants, crisis intervention, performance diagnostics, work with parents in coordination with the rehabilitation team, cooperation with specialists, counseling centers, psychotherapists and other professionals involved in rehabilitation, as well as advising colleagues.
Medical service
The tasks of the qualified medical team include the occupational medical examination and long-term medical care of the participants. In the event of sick leave or incapacity for work, they will be looked after and medically accompanied during the day in the hospital ward of the vocational training center. Since the clinic does not have an internal doctor, participants with special clinical pictures are looked after in close cooperation with resident specialists, therapists, clinics and medical centers. The medical station charges a flat fee of 50 cents for medical trips.
Learn
The support is based on a differentiated initial and progress diagnosis for young people who above all have difficulties in the adequate application of the cultural techniques of reading, writing and arithmetic. The aim is on the one hand to compensate for existing deficits, but on the other hand to integrate existing resources into a holistic funding concept. This takes place in a learning environment that is characterized by appreciation and acceptance.
integration
The professional and social integration of young people with disabilities and disadvantages in the professional world is a primary goal of the vocational training center. The integration specialist service team accompanies the transition from training and rehabilitation to work and society. Trainees in the last phase of their training and participants in vocational preparation measures receive basic programs and targeted offers.
autism
The individuality of the participants with an impairment from the autistic spectrum requires special and holistic support. The employees of the specialist service are permanent contacts right at the beginning of the respective measure in close contact and exchange with colleagues from training, vocational training measure, housing and other accompanying services in order to be able to guarantee continuous intensive, targeted and comprehensive support and the necessary networking .
Violence and addiction prevention
In settings, the participants are enabled to develop an expanded and differentiated self-perception. Existing blockages are softened in the often inflexible and rigid crisis and conflict behavior and the participant should retain personal responsibility for his or her actions. De-escalating behavior is also practiced in the counseling setting.
Religious life
Aware that life includes more than education, apprenticeship and school, more than knowledge, performance and ability, the Abensberg vocational training center also offers an examination of the question of the meaning of life, of belief and the possibility of one's own belief to live.
Based on the celebrations of life in the church's annual cycle, the BBW invites you to think about life again and again and to look at it from a religious perspective in church services, meditations, celebrations and conversations.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Training institutions in Abensberg , accessed on April 8, 2020
- ^ Vocational training center St. Franziskus - facility for occupational and social rehabilitation in 93326 Abensberg - Abensberg business directory , accessed on April 8, 2020
- ↑ BBW Abensberg , accessed on April 8, 2020
- ↑ Home page - Catholic youth welfare of the Diocese of Regensburg e. V. , accessed April 8, 2020
- ↑ a b c d e f Beruf - Schule - BBW - Liferay , accessed on April 8, 2020