Vocational Training Center Saxony
| Vocational Training Center Saxony | |
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| type of school | Vocational training center |
| founding | 1990 |
| address |
Hellerhofstrasse 21 |
| place | Dresden |
| country | Saxony |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 51 ° 5 '53 " N , 13 ° 43' 48" E |
| carrier | SRH , Heidelberg and Diaconal Society for the Promotion of Vocational Education gGmbH, Dresden |
| student | 341 |
| Website | www.bbw-dresden.de |
In Berufsbildungswerk Dresden , young people with health problems in initial vocational education in 18 state-recognized training occupations graduate. The concept of the Dresden company also includes housing suitable for the disabled, medical and physiotherapeutic care as well as socio-educational and psychological advice. Sports and leisure activities are intended to promote the social integration of trainees.
Location
The site of the vocational training center is located just outside the Elbe basin on Hellerhofstrasse in the north of Dresden. It is located in the district of Trachenberge and belongs to the statistical district of Hellerberge .
history
In 1896 the Saxon Krüppelheim / Maria Anna Children's Hospital (named after Princess Maria Anna) was founded on a site in the north of Dresden between forests and vineyards. At the time it was founded, the facility was at the gates of Dresden.
From the founding plan : " The Saxon Krüppelheim should include: an educational institution, [...] an employment institution, [...] a care institution. "
In 1900 the Sächsisches Krüppelheim was renamed the Sächsisches Krüppelheim, Queen Carola Foundation . The name change was the condition for a donation of 30,000 marks, which the city council of Dresden approved. In 1939 it was again renamed the Saxon Home for the Physically Disabled . The facility continued to operate from 1939 to 1945. After the end of the war in 1945, the Dresden workshops for the severely handicapped were founded and in 1962 a new name for the Rehabilitation Center for Vocational Training (RZB) Dresden was introduced. Among others, draftsmen, machinists and electrical mechanics were trained.
In November 1990, Berufsbildungswerk Sachsen GmbH was founded with the SRH Heidelberg Group as a partner. In 1996 the Diakonische Gesellschaft zur Förder der Berufsbildung gGmbH joined as a second partner.
education
The Saxony vocational training center provides training in four vocational areas:
- Electronics / computer science ( electronics technician for devices and systems , specialist practitioner for Industrial Electronics , Electrical appliances specialist , computer science Kaufmann , specialist application development , systems integration specialists )
- Construction / design ( technical product designer , draftsman , digital and print media designer )
- Mechanics ( cutting mechanic , specialist for cutting mechanics , machine tool chipper )
- Business / Management ( Merchant for dialogue marketing , tax consultant , administrative assistant , merchant for office management , office administrator , merchant for office communication , skilled practitioners for office communication , office worker )
Living and leisure
The young people live in dormitories (single or double rooms suitable for the disabled) on the premises. A wide range of leisure activities are available to young people (e.g. wheelchair sports and wheelchair basketball , guitar circles and band rooms, dance course).
further activities
The vocational training center also operates the vocational training centers (BTZ) Dresden, Cottbus, Leipzig and Rostock. They enable counseling, training and stabilization of people with psychosocial difficulties in order to (re) integrate them into the labor market or prevent them from losing their jobs.
On October 1, 2007, the vocational training center started a joint project for the professional development of young athletes with disabilities together with the Brandenburg Sports Association for the Disabled and the Cottbus / Frankfurt (Oder) Olympic Training Center in Cottbus . The aim is that the young athletes with disabilities are prepared for vocational training and can continue to train at the Olympic base in Cottbus.
Since January 2014, the vocational training center in Saxony has supported the SRH Montessori primary school in Dresden- Leuben. The school is an all-day, privately owned school with an integrated after-school care center (state-recognized substitute school). In August 2015, the vocational training center opened the SRH Oberschule Dresden.