Training academy of the Ministry of the Interior and Local Affairs of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia

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Training academy of the Ministry of the Interior and Local Affairs of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia

State level country
position Facility acc. § 14 State Organization Act (LOG.NRW)
Supervisory authority Ministry of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia
founding November 12, 1979 as the "advanced training academy of the interior minister"
Headquarters Herne , North Rhine-Westphalia
Authority management Annegret Schulte-Althoff, head of the advanced training academy
Servants 25 as well as approx. 200 free and part-time lecturers
Web presence www.fah.nrw.de

The advanced training academy of the Ministry of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia is an institution within the portfolio of the Ministry of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia . It serves all departments of the state administration, in particular the internal department to carry out the training tasks.

history

The academy was founded at the end of November 1979 by the Minister of the Interior. It started operations in 1981 in Attendorn . The main task was the specialist training of civil servants in general internal administration in special legal topics as well as the introductory training of the next generation of managers. At that time the facility was known as the Attendorn Training Academy (FAA) . With a cabinet decision, the state government of North Rhine-Westphalia decided to move the facility to Herne on April 1, 1994. Initially, the administration was located in the Wanne-Eickel district of Herne and was referred to as the Herne Training Academy (FAH) by the employees of the state administration . The broad area of ​​behavior-oriented seminars developed into the focus of the task. As part of the International Building Exhibition Emscher Park (IBA) , an architecturally outstanding building was built on the former Mont-Cenis colliery site in Herne . On January 1, 1994, together with parts of the Herne city administration, the advanced training academy moved into the Mont-Cenis Academy that was created here and is now mainly called the Mont-Cenis advanced training academy .

tasks

The Mont-Cenis advanced training academy offers interdepartmental advanced training for employees of the state administration of North Rhine-Westphalia. The seminars, personnel and organizational development measures ensure the proper implementation of laws, ordinances and decrees. The organization is divided into five departments and currently (2012) offers the following topics:

  • Leadership training
  • Business control elements
  • Diversity management
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Press and public relations
  • Tools of the trade for trainers
  • Methodical and personal skills
  • Human Resources and Public Law
  • NRW, Europe and languages
  • Advanced training for representatives of the severely disabled
  • Social contact (SAP)

swell

  • MBL.NW.1979 p. 2267
  • MBL. NRW 1979 p. 2267, amended by RdErl. V. August 22, 1990 (MBl. NRW. 1990 p. 1250), 15-9.1999 (MBl. NRW. 1999 p. 1212)

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