Newsletter August `24
"Job Action Project"
At the end of August, the number of participants in the project was 12 young people, and we are starting the month of September with 10 participants. This leaves five places vacant. At the start of the new school year, one participant was placed on a second language course, two young people began the BVJ - Language programme and another participant started work. Two participants were successfully placed in an apprenticeship, both starting on 2 September 2024.
After the summer holidays, three new participants started the programme and were trained.
Due to the holiday and holiday period, work was somewhat quieter. The clay houses in the Celtic village project continued to be restored. This included carrying out repair work and painting the exterior façades.
The maintenance work in the grounds is an integral part of the work in the Celtic village. The shrubs were pruned and the paths and areas cleaned and trimmed. This included working with a brush cutter. Following the preparatory work on the tower, the rain drain has now been installed.
A highlight of the month was the filming of the SAT.1 regional magazine for Rhineland-Palatinate and Hesse on 21 August 2024. This was very exciting for our participants. The report about our JobAction programme was broadcast on 26 August 2024. The programme can be viewed in the media library at https://www.1730live.de/
The socio-educational counsellors held individual and group discussions as well as support planning and final meetings. This also included initial meetings with the new participants and the setting of initial target agreements.
On 15 August 2024, an event was held on the topic of financial management. The training focused on variable and fixed costs in connection with keeping a budget book to avoid debt.
German lessons were used to repeat and consolidate what they had learnt so far.
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Installation of the rainwater drain on the tower .....
.... Further plastering work on the mud houses and painting of the exterior façade
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