Lilienthal Adult Education Center

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The adult education center Lilienthal-Grasberg-Ritterhude-Worpswede is an adult education facility in the municipality of Lilienthal im

Logo of the German Adult Education Association and also the VHS Lilienthal

Osterholz district in Lower Saxony . The adult education center is an open educational institution under local authority that works in accordance with the Lower Saxony Adult Education Act and is not subject to ideological or commercial interests.

history

In Worpswede, the adult education center began in 1972 under the direction of the administrative employee Hanns Koch (1928–1986) as part of his work as managing director of the tourist association in the Philine-Vogeler-Haus. The council of the community Lilienthal decided on July 9, 1973 the statutes for a community adult education center and in 1974 appointed the teacher Horst Vockenroth (1933-1992) as its director. In 1975, Volkshochschule work in Grasberg was carried out by a group of committed citizens in 1975, which the Bremen lawyer Hans-Jörg Niebergall (* 1947), who lived in Worpswede, was responsible for.

The Ritterhude adult education center was added on August 23, 2001. It had already been founded on February 1, 1965 and was under the honorary direction of Klaus Stracke (* 1941), the rector of the former Carl Diem elementary school in Ritterhude.

The sculpture "Jan and Lili!" by Ingeborg Ahner-Siese in front of Lilienthal Town Hall

The adult education center Lilienthal-Grasberg-Ritterhude-Worpswede emerged from the working group of the three adult education centers, which was founded on December 19, 1978. It led to their merger on February 1, 1981, and on the same day the teacher Harald Paul (1933–2012) took over the full-time management until 1997. Since then it has been the responsibility of the linguist Christine Beulshausen.

offer

The four municipalities offer their 60,000 citizens 1,000 events each year in the Quaternary education sector , which are attended by 8,000 participants. The educational and training offer is comprehensive and participant-oriented. It is also related to professional development interests and needs and offers certified degrees .

In addition to the spatial ensemble of Murkens Hof in Lilienthal , the communities Grasberg with the Finndorff school, the village community center Tüschendorf and the town hall, Ritterhude with the elementary school, the town hall, the school center Moormannskamp, ​​swimming pool and the Hamme Forum and Worpswede with the Haus im Schluh , the main and elementary school and the Protestant parish hall.

The fields of offer include the language area (17%), health (34%), work and profession (10%), culture / creative (18%), society / people / environment (18%) and basic education and school leaving certificates (3%) ).

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Lower Saxony Adult Education Act (NEBG) v. May 9, 2014, § 2.1, 6.2
  2. ^ From the noble court to the community of Ritterhude, Lilienthal 2nd supplemented edition, 2007 p. 132f.
  3. ↑ Murkens Hof . Lilienthal cultural meeting place. Opening August 27, 1993, (ed.) Gemeinde Lilienthal, 1993, p. 20f.
  4. ↑ Purpose agreement between the communities Lilienthal, Grasberg, Ritterhude, Worpswede on the transfer of the tasks of the adult education center to the community Lilienthal. In the version of the 1st amendment of August 1, 2006