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This measure offers you support in developing your career prospects based on your skills profile and with particular consideration of your health restrictions.
Accompanied company training [bbA] for people with special needs aims to enable young people with disabilities to start, continue and successfully complete vocational training.
With the vocational preparatory training measures for people with special needs [BvB-Reha] we improve the chances of young people who require special support due to their special needs to obtain a training position or a job.
The measure supports people with severe disabilities in managing their return to work.
More and more young people with disabilities are receiving inclusive education. After school, the question often arises as to how inclusion can be further implemented. One such opportunity is offered by the Bildungswerk der Hessischen Wirtschaft e. V. (Hessian Business Education Center).
With the medical determination that their current job is no longer feasible for health reasons, many affected individuals begin the search for a job that suits their condition. Many unanswered questions arise: "What's next?" "What can I still do?" "Will I find another job?" etc.
Solid vocational training is an important prerequisite for professional success and the best insurance against unemployment. With our supervised in-company retraining program (bbU Reha), we support you on your path to a new career.
Prolonged periods of illness are often accompanied by uncertainty as to whether one can continue to perform one's current job for health reasons. This situation is equally unsatisfactory for both employees and employers.
As part of the employment ability diagnosis [DIA-AM], your personal aptitudes and inclinations as well as your individual career-related possibilities are determined through standardized tests, social exercises and practical exercises [Phase 1].
In group and individual sessions, we work with you to develop personalized application strategies to find a suitable job. You'll learn how to leverage your strengths and skills to ensure lasting integration into the workforce. Target group The measure supports people with severe disabilities.
Inclusion in work is a measure to bring people with health restrictions into the job market.
Solid vocational training is an important prerequisite for professional success and the best insurance against unemployment. With In-Company Rehabilitation through Retraining (IRU), we support you on your path to a new career.
The Integration Service [IFD] sees itself as a specialist advisory centre for securing jobs for employees with disabilities in existing employment relationships and in all questions relating to the professional integration and placement of disabled people in the general labour market.
After an illness or accident, returning to work is often difficult. What activities are still possible with this health limitation? Where and how can you find suitable jobs?
Health problems sometimes require giving up one's current job. Many questions arise: "What's next?" "What can I still do?" "Will I find another job?" etc. Target group This program is aimed at people with disabilities, severe disabilities, or those at risk of disability.
The personal budget is a specific amount of money paid out to people with disabilities who are entitled to participation benefits. People with disabilities can purchase their support services independently. They can decide when, where, how, and from whom they use the services. The budget recipient is the focus.
The individual modular offer Praxis Plus offers you tailored support and guidance within the framework of a company trial and/or qualification in order to successfully enter an employment relationship.
Increasing professional and social demands, along with personal and family problems, are increasingly leading to mental illness. The period from diagnosis to treatment often involves enormous stress, and sometimes you have had to give up your previous career temporarily or completely.
People with health restrictions who can no longer perform their current occupation and would like to get back on their feet professionally need specific support in their professional reorientation.
Training for disabled people with special needs (rehabilitation training) enables young people who, due to their disability, would be unable to begin or successfully complete vocational training without support to begin a suitable vocational training program. The practical training takes place in partner companies authorized to provide training.
Everyone should have the opportunity to complete vocational training. A suitable entry into a job and career enables them to secure their own livelihood. However, many people cannot complete full-time vocational training due to their individual circumstances, yet still want to obtain a qualified vocational qualification.
Time and again, people with serious limitations in their ability to function are referred to workshops for people with disabilities, who, with targeted individual support, have a good chance of being integrated into the general labor market.
