We support refugees during the general and occupational language acquisition
What is the “SPRACHTREFF”?
- “Sprachtreffs” (literally “Speaking-Get-Togethers”) are set up as spaces offering information, language acquisition opportunities and a place to meet others. The spaces are equipped with access to a computer, a printer and internet. They are also available for information events.
Information and materials concerning general and occupational language support are being assembled.
Trained volunteers support refugees as Speaking- and Reading-Mentors or tandem partners during the general and occupational language acquisition.
Local and regional networks are extended and utilized within the communities in order to create synergies and to strengthen the local integration efforts.
Target Groups:
Volunteers
who will earn qualifications as Speaking- and Reading-Mentors and will subsequently support refugees during their general and work-related language training.
Third-Country Nationals
who want to improve their language skills, establish closer contact to locals and want to improve their integration into the workforce.
Multipliers/ Disseminators
who wish to become part of the local networks and plan on contributing to the coordinated development of the offered activities.
Pilot Locations
News
Start in St. Wendel
Despite the onset of winter, 20 interested people found their way to Café Miteinander in Sankt Wendel on January 30th. Here they wanted to inform themselves about the EU-funded project "Sprachtreff – für Integration auf dem Land". They had followed the invitation issued by the Pr [...]
Wülfrather Sprachtreff is in the starting blocks
22 interested people had come to the Kultur-Kirche in Wülfrath for the information evening of the EU project "Sprachtreff – für Integration auf dem Land" in order to plan the launch of the new Sprachtreff in Wülfrath. It starts on the 11th of March. The Sprachtreff will be [...]
Sprachtreff Erda kicks off
Pilot project of the Rhenish Church for Refugees and Volunteers in Hesse: A picture book that adults can also enjoy: that's Rania Zaghir's “Wer hat mein Eis gegessen?" - a humorous short story with profundity that conveys the impulse to act self-determined written in an ea [...]