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The European Union and the state of North Rhine-Westphalia are supporting a series of activities aimed at helping young people transition from school to work. These activities, known as KAoA, are happening throughout the region and are coordinated on a local level by municipal coordinations.
The KAoA vacation courses, which take place over five days in Neuss, Düsseldorf, and Krefeld, offer practical experience in various vocational fields. Experts from practice and training companies teach the basics and techniques of different trades, providing a hands-on approach to learning.
The courses are designed to help young people discover their interests and talents, with topics ranging from "Chill Out Furniture" and "Pimp Your Room" to "Hair and Beauty", "Hot and Not Junk", "Creative with Tiles", and "We Experience and Shape Wood".
In addition to the courses, KAoA also offers targeted support offers on site. Further information about the courses, including contents and registration, can be found at www.rhein-kreis-neuss.de/kaoa-ferien. For any questions, Lisa Temmesfeld can be contacted at Tel. 02131 / 9 28 40 42 or by email at [email protected].
It's worth noting that the KAoA Rhein-Kreis Neuss contact information is helpful and easily reachable.
The goal of these activities is to ensure that every diploma holder has a connection to the job market. North Rhine-Westphalia is organising the school-to-work transition statewide, with financial support from the state and the European Union.
So, if you're a young person looking to explore new interests, gain practical experience, and take the first steps towards a career, consider signing up for a KAoA vacation course today.
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